There’s a right way to store your cam straps. There’s a wrong way. And then there’s the Rollercam® way—tight, tidy, and ready to deploy when you need it.

Here’s our go-to method for winding up your Rollercam® straps the smart way—because a dialed-in gear bag starts with better habits.

Step-by-Step: The Cleanest Strap Roll

1. Start at the End

   Grab your Rollercam® and run your fingers along the webbing until you reach the free end. Hot tip: A 3’ strap is the easiest size to practice on.

2. Feed It Through

   Slide the tail of your strap back through the bottom of the Rollercam® buckle. This helps lock the roll in place when you’re done—and keeps the strap from dangling loose.

3. Leave a Tail

   Make sure to leave a bit of webbing at the end. You’ll need this to wrap back around your coiled strap and cinch it down. (Want a better sense of length? Try rolling first, then adjust your tail accordingly.)

4. Roll and Inspect

   Start rolling your strap tightly into a coil. As you go, give it a once-over. This is a great time to check for frays, cuts, or damage. A quick inspection now could save your setup later.

5. Wrap and Cinch

   Take the tail, wrap it around the roll, then feed it through the cam and pull tight. That’s it—compact, secure, and field-ready.

Once you roll with Rollercam®, you’ll never go back.

Watch it in action ↓