The strap should have metal connections that allow for slight tilting of the camera, without cutting the strap (the lens will always tilt the camera down - this is what ripped the old strap). The strap should be wide enough for comfortably transporting my EOS 30 and 70-200 L IS.
A quick (dis)connects would be nice, as well as the limited stretching qualities of neoprene, but considering the weight of my gear...
It may not be exactly what you look for but close: The Tamrac N-27, Boomerang Strap:
http://www.tamrac.com/g_camerastraps.htm
I have this one and I've used it for a long time with my (heavy) EOS 3 and PB-E2 and it
doesn't show any wear. When I bought it I was a little worried that the quick release
would release accidentally, but it has never happened and I've used this one strap for
years. The first thing I did when I got my 20D was moving this strap over to that body.
-- - Marius
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