There's not much to say about this hand strap. Speaking of materials, you can immediately tell it's top notch thanks to the really well-made packaging. The interior of the strap is made of excellent material and can be firmly attached to the wrist by sliding to protect the camera from possible falls. An excellent object, both aesthetically and in terms of use and materials.

A great product that almost feels like a premium product. I like the design and the coloring. The only thing I would change is the quick release type.

Great hand strap for my DSLRs or larger mirrorless cameras. I prefer a wrist strap to a neck strap for practical reasons, and this is a good one.

This K&F DSLR hand strap is a great fit for a lighter DSLR, mirrorless SLR or P&S if you want to travel light. The quality of the strap is decent, as is the clip. The strap also looks good and doesn't look cheap. The current price of $40-10 = $30.00 CAD is pretty good and cheaper than some other brands.

Certainly it is a very nice paint, aesthetic and with attention to detail, both in terms of aesthetic details and some anti-theft details. As for the aesthetic details, I really like the design, the chosen colors and the care taken in the stitching. In addition, the leather strip on the outside is very nice. As for the leather strap, although it is aesthetically beautiful, it presents a problem from a practical point of view, because if we do not continue to pull on the strap, the leather strap will loosen almost completely and thus open. The problem with it opening gives the feeling that it could fall because it could slip out of your hand and slip completely, nor does it provide any security in case the camera is stolen. An interesting detail that I noticed regarding theft is that the fastening system that allows you to detach the strap from the part that connects to the camera requires a double release, that is, it prevents someone from getting it can open it easily with two fingers. Therefore it is necessary to use two hands to open it. As for strength, I would say that it is quite sturdy and does not break easily, in general it is a good anti-fall or anti-theft band, but with the defect that the band around the wrist opens automatically when it is not is converted into tension (tension).

K&F Concept's products have impressed me for some time, and this strap is superbly crafted, from the professional, classy packaging to the strap itself. This wrist strap is designed for use with cameras, but can also be used with anything to which the loop of the lanyard can be attached. This strap consists of two parts and is connected to a plastic buckle with a safety clasp to prevent accidental opening of the buckle. The strap has a variable adjustment slider, which I think is very intuitive and allows you to remove your hand from the wrist strap when you want while still keeping the strap secure when you need to. I'm not sure why K&F went out of their way to inform you that there is a wear indicator in the strap that attaches to your camera. I have been using similar wrist straps for at least 20 years and they have never failed at the loop. It's nice that you get a wear indicator, but I'm also concerned that K&F isn't confident that this strap will be durable enough. At the time of this review, this bracelet costs $39.99 less a $10 coupon. The price after the voucher is reasonable, but $40 is too expensive.

usually don't use the shoulder strap when carrying the camera around because I find it uncomfortable. That's why I've been using a neoprene wrist strap for some time now. That's why I was really looking forward to trying this tip from K&F, which right from the packaging looks like a product with attention to the smallest details. The hand strap is made of high quality materials: the plastic of the buckle is thick and sturdy and there is a safety clasp that prevents accidental opening when the two tabs are pressed. The soft part is made of very resistant Duraflex and leather: when you wear it it is quite comfortable, but here I would have preferred to use something softer like neoprene in contact with the skin. The strap I used previously had a slider that had to be tightened after wearing and then loosened to remove the strap. This was a bit inconvenient when you wanted to stow the camera away, as it meant that operation wasn't very quick. This tip has a different mechanism. In fact, there is a metal slot in which the tip runs and therefore closes like a loop. This way the strap loosens very quickly when you want it to and tightens just as quickly on the wrist. From a certain point of view, this may be a small security obstacle, since a malicious person could pull the camera from the wrist, but in my opinion it is not that simple, and the convenience of this mechanism certainly justifies taking some small additional precautions. It should be noted that the two lanyards that come into contact with the camera rings are manufactured to have a different color depending on the state of wear (they rub against the metal and therefore wear out over time). When it is time to replace them, they will indicate this themselves. I was very happy with this product, which I find well made and well thought out. The price is not among the cheapest, but I think it is justified by the attention to detail and the materials used.

The good sides + Nice design and materials + A good alternative to a neck strap (I personally don't like friction on the collar) + The buckle has an additional button that you have to press to prevent accidental release + The width of the strap is about 2cm, twice as wide as my Pac Safe Carry Safe 25 (which I used on all my cameras), which makes it more comfortable to use than the Pac Safe + Three-level (color-coded) wear indicator on the strap that connects to the camera Nitpicks//Hit or Miss *The reach of my small wrist is about 11 inches. That's pretty long, but it's only about an inch longer than my Pac Safe Carry Safe 25 wrist band Possible Dealbreakers - Wrist bands aren't for everyone. I'm a fan of wrist straps, but I also put my camera back in the carrying case I use when I'm not shooting. - The material of the loops may be too thick to fit into the strap holes of smaller cameras, especially if you do not have a second ring for the strap holes. For comparison, my beloved but discontinued Pac Safe Carry Safe 25 wrist strap used a strong but thin metal wire as a loop that fit into most small strap holes on smaller cameras.

Perfect for my digital camera. I needed a sturdy fabric or plastic strap with a latch and this fits perfectly. I avoid fabrics that can easily fray. My only complaint is the plastic used, it's not as nice as the fabric, the plastic seems very basic. While I don't think it will break, over time the plastic can become brittle or break under pressure. If it was metal it would have been much stronger and would have gotten a full 5s of tar. Overall it's a good strap, probably ideal for lighter items.

The Reflex bracelet comes in very nice packaging. The two interlocking pieces are made of cardboard but covered in similarly reflective gold and silver. Opening the box is literally an experience. Once the lid is removed, we notice that there are instructions inside that indicate when the strap is no longer safe to use and how to insert or remove the strap. Instead, at the bottom we find a sheet of transparent paper with a logo raised up and showing the ribbon, which, once removed from the visible end, slides off safely to reveal the rest. The quality is really great, both in the strap, the buckle and also the locking mechanism. The buckle requires three pressures at the same time to be removed and it can also withstand around 36kg of weight. I would say that very few SLRs with lenses weigh this much, but still check before you buy. The cable that fits directly into the camera mount is black, but as it wears out and becomes less secure, the colors of the internal cable are shown, which may turn yellow, meaning you can still use me to replace it in a timely manner and finally the color red, with which it is recommended to stop using it. The system by which it attaches to the wrist is really very simple. Once the reflex is “left”, the strap tightens around your wrist to prevent a possible fall. Squeezing around your wrist isn't annoying, but in the long run it could become one. The type of leather used is natural and, according to K&F, waxed with antique oil. If you are a student, you must use the shoulder strap included with the cameras. This is the alternative offered as it allows for versatile and fast shooting so you don't lose anything. The most important thing is that it can be washed, of course by hand. Given the K&F brand, I can guarantee that it is a quality product, recommended ✅