Leather Camera Hand Wrist Strap Adjustable Camera Strap for A6000 A6300 A6500 X100F X100T X100S X100 X-T2 X-T10 X-T20 X-E2 X-E3 and other Mirrorless Cameras (Black)

The package is rather small, hence the strap it's bent in order to fit, which means at first it will feel a little stiff as the tight space shaped it quite rigidly.Give it a couple of shooting sessions and it will lose the stiffness. It will recover its smoothness without losing the solid feeling.For now, I would say it seems this strap should be quite durable, but since I have been using it only for two days I'll update this review in case the expectations are not met.As for the size of the strap, at first glance, I was a little surprised to notice how smaller than expected it looked. Once I attached to my x-Pro2, I realized it was just perfect for my camera and my medium-sized hand.On the x-Pro2 it does look nice indeed!

I picked this strap specifically because it doesn't have a quick release clip. I regularly carry a camera and lens worth about $2,000. I realize those quick release clips are pretty reliable but even if there is a small chance one might fail it could potentially ruin my equipment.I'd like the wrist opening to be about 1" larger, and the strap length overall to be about 4" longer. Otherwise I like it.The extra length would allow me to slip my hand through easier. As it is it's a bit tight. Also when I rotate my camera, especially when using a camera grip, I have to take my hand out of the strap because it's too short.I hope the company gets the message and makes a new model a bit longer.It is well made and comfortable.

This is my first wrist strap I ever bought, usually use the neck strap, so it took some time to get used to it with holding and changing out lenses. I did initially feel that it was a bit short and stiff. The strap has become a bit more flexible without any cracking or bad wearing. I would say it is probably not real leather but its got a classic look to it. The materials are softer than polyester, so for straighten, I wouldn't recommend for heavier camera bodies and/or bigger lenses. Personally, I don't let the camera just simply dangle on my wrist. This is just to ensure if my hands slip when changing out lenses, it won't hit the ground.As with any strap, I recommend to always examine the strap and with this one, you want to check the stud to make sure it tight to the material (as pictured). If it seems loose, the materials are probably stretched and you will need to replace the strap. The one I have should last a couple years and for the price, I can't complain. For aesthetics, I'd buy one every year. Bought one for my second camera just now.

A good-looking, short strap. The leather is sturdy and pleasing to the eye, but takes a few uses to break in. Good fit and size for use on my Canon M6 mirrorless ILC.The design fits somewhere between an enhanced wristlet and a hand-strap.It's not as substantial (or ergonomically-correct) as a proper hand-strap, which would be designed to stabilize the camera against the photog's hand and reduce the weight-related stress. But this one can be used that way temporarily if your hands aren't too large. Otherwise, it's just a sturdy way to grab and carry the camera without worrying about dropping it.More useful than the Canon neck-strap for casual use, and much less bulky. Recommended.

This strap works great for street photography, it's simple and easy. When I am not doing street I'm usually shoot from a tripod so the small size of the strap keeps it out of the way.

I'm such a fanboy of Peak Design products, but I felt I didn't need to spend a ton on a wrist strap. Quite the contrary that what you pay is what you get, this wrist strap is solid and I feel confident it won't break off. Hopefully, I won't need to update this review in the future but so far so good.

I bought this for my Canon M6 Mk II. I tried it on both sides and it is just too small to be used comfortably. I also have a hard time getting my hand in and out of it. The thing the got me the most was the build quality. It has some loose stitching on the FAKE leather. I cannot trust it to stay in one piece. If you have a small child with a super cheap camera, this would be okay.

I like this product. I don't love it, but it works. Its comfortable and looks nice, but I have a hard time getting it to fit in my little camera bag nicely. I would prefer something in the same style but much more flexible. The part of the strap that goes around my wrist is just too thick, and the little ring that makes the loop smaller always slides up so when I take it out of my bag, I have to fiddle with it.