To the uninitiated the new Stealth might as well look like the spawn of the Dark Lord’s black soul, straight out of the deepest, darkest crevices of hell.
Then again, from a camera aficionado’s perspective it’s… erm… it’s a street-photographer’s wet dream.

Glad we got that cleared up. Nothing dark or shady going on here. Just a stealthy, black camera strap. – So very black in fact, it literally blends into the background and… poof… disappears as if wearing an invisibility cloak.

As always, the Stealth is made from the finest Water-Buffalo leather. It identifies as black/blacker, loves to read covert spy novels* and prides itself of maintaining a sporty, slimmer profile.
In particular when it comes to those dreaded connector areas that can get… a little curvy. – Nothing wrong with that, of course… if you’re into that kinda thing.
This is why the Stealth flat-out refused to get anywhere near those regular connector pieces preferred by the other straps around here and insisted on a completely new and different design solution for the split ring connection.
Incidentally, this “new cut” not only changed drastically the strap’s appearance but more importantly, opened up a new level of wearable performance.

*Speaking of covert… No self-respecting intelligence agency asset, full-time employed or freelance, would ever be caught alive wearing some form of identification tag plainly visible around their neck or attached to their outfit, may that be casual, tactical or formal attire.
In the same spirit of hiding one’s true identity and/or business affiliation (CIA, Mi6… you know, the usual suspects) the Stealth strap comes without a visible logo or other revealing marks on its topside. Those sensitive details will be hidden on its underside and therefore, kept away from prying eyes. Naturally.