Neoprene Camera Wrist Strap with Quick Release Camera Hand Strap for Canon R5 R6 M200 M100 M50 M10 M6 750D 800D 200D R RP Sony A6600 A6100 A6500 A7R3 Nikon D7500 D5600 D3500 D3400 Z7 Z6 DSLR SLR Strap

The wrist strap is very comfortable and appears to be robust enough.

I have a few JJC straps for compact cameras, and they are great: sturdy enough to give a feeling of total confidence, comfortable, and much less fuss than a neck strap. This version is sturdy enough to control a mirrorless or light DSLR. I use it for the Canon RP, and it's perfect. 5*

This is a very comfortable strap, and it seems to be able to take the strain. I have several of them. It is probably a little too big for a point and shoot camera, or some of the smaller interchangeable lense cameras, but for SLR cameras, or anything with a bit of weight it is ideal. It's also much cheaper than other wrist straps.Couple of quibbles:1. It isn't all that easy to tighten and loosen around your wrist, so I tend not to bother. Get it to a position where you can get your hand in fairly easily, but it isn't so slack it slips off, and leave it there. This may be how you're intended to use it. Certainly doesn't feel loose.2. The attachment buckle is fairly large, and, in certain positions it can get in the way a bit, but this is inevitable. I find all wrist straps have this problem. The plus side is that it makes the buckle much easier to open and close with cold hands, or in the dark.

I got really fed up with neck straps over time and I haven't found a sling-strap I can get on with, so I tried this wrist loop. I spent several days shooting and hiking with it and found it to be an excellent compromise. It feels sturdy and well made, it's comfortable and feels safe. Even with a weighty telephoto lens it never felt as though it was going to slip off my wrist or let go of the camera. Nice one, very happy!

Now have two camera with same hand strap. Strong, comfortable and reliable.

For years I used Gordy's Straps but my most recent camera requires a loop rather than a split ring to attach, so decided on this. Good length, for me. I don't want too long, otherwise if you like to be able to let go of your camera and let it hang, if it's longer then it has further to fall and also swing. Wrist strap should be short and this one is. The neoprene is comfortable. It does smell really bad when new so I hope that settles down. The smell transfers to your hand so remains with you after you stop using it. I dread to think what causes it!

I was looking for a perfect wrist strap, as I loath neck straps, and this has proved to be the answer. It is light and a snug fit on my wrist.I purchased this strap for my new Canon R6, and although it was a little fiddly getting the strap through the eyelet is perfect in every way. I tried it out with a 70-200 f2.8 lens which is quite heavy and a 35 mm prime lens. I felt utterly confident using the camera. One of my needs was to make it harder for someone to nick the camera, if I was unfortunate enough to be in that position (tube, crowded places etc), and feel they would have to cut off my hand to make a good getaway!I cannot think why anyone would want to pay £30 or so when this item is such good value, and so secure.

Good, don't understand how others had issues fitting, you unclip the bit that goes through your wrist and then you can loop it through itself as directed.My only complaint is you can't really tighten it on your wrist with the plastic bit that would slide upwards normally to tighten around your wrist.Good option for a6700 and small cameras