have a studio camera and have never strapped it on. (as it would get in the way of the tripod and cables) I saw this quick release hand strap and had to get it. This means I can go outside with a belt. Setup on my Nikon D3200. (This is fine since my camera with lens only weighs a few pounds and weighs up to 80) I followed the basic camera strap instructions (see my photos). The right side works for me. (I connect the cables on the left side) Could actually leave the strap on the right side permanently. I pushed the small, thin part of the loop into the strap eyelet of my camera. (pointing from bottom to top) Don't get the buckle through the loop. (had to be in exactly the right position) Now the strap is attached to the eyelet of the camera strap. Finally, the two parts of the strap were put together, listening for the click. Now it's locked. The thin strap also consists of three layers. Black outer layer, new and strongest. The orange middle layer is visible, order a replacement. Later red inside. Remove the strap from the camera and replace it immediately. This wrist band is made of different materials. (Leather, Aluminum, Nylon and ABS Plastic) Strong from one end to the other. High quality craftsmanship. Leather is super soft and smooth. The medal buckle is made of a non-magnetic material, most likely aluminum alloy. The quick-release fastener cannot be accidentally released. Two hands are required to release it. Side buttons and the top button are required to trigger. Would love to see another version in different colors. Maybe with the K & F colors. In total. A super strong wrist strap. Made from very good materials. Modern design, the orange stitching stands out well. That's a total of four colors on this band: black, orange, tan and gray. Good comfort when using the hand strap. Dual-use wrist strap. Remove the clip and it can be used on a tripod (studio setup). It hardly bothers you when you unclip it. I defiantly feel comfortable with the strap while it is very secure on my wrist. Giftable, yes, and includes a one-year warranty. Hope this was helpful.

I still have a strap and it barely fits over my big hands. This fits with plenty of space. It comes in a very nice box. So if it was a gift for someone, it will have a nice presentation. I like the look, leather across the top and a softer material inside that sits over your wrist. Most likely it will be used with my Fuji X100T, but I can also use it as a seat belt for my Lumix S5II. For me, anything heavier than the X100T is too much to dangle from my wrist. My only complaint is that you can't lock the strap at some point so that it doesn't accidentally slip off your wrist. If they added a buckle that could clip and lock it would be a big improvement.

reviewed this product in April 2023. I didn't know much about K&F as a strap supplier, but if this is any indication of the quality and attention to detail of their products, I'll be a fan. The handle of the strap feels very soft and the connecting cable feels very strong and durable. It immediately feels like a premium product and it didn't disappoint. Two of the best points: 1. The size. It is very generously sized and fits me well. I'm a larger person and it fits around my wrist very comfortably and without much fuss, unlike other brands. Well done! 2. The locking mechanism on the strap is double locked and can be removed in three steps. If you ever want to be sure that your camera is on your wrist and not going anywhere, this will help you a lot. With this strap, accidental clipping or “oops” moments are a thing of the past. Great design options. Check out the buckle in the picture above along with the instructions. If you need a hand strap, I can recommend this one with top marks.

In my experience, K&F Concepts products are always carefully designed, well-executed, and elegantly packaged and presented. In a crowded market, this manufacturer understands the added value of improved packaging and positions itself above the mundane. This wrist strap is on brand and you can rest assured that you can gift it to anyone who owns a camera. Of course, a box with embossed gold foil only works if the product is of high quality and design. This wrist strap has a number of improved features: the solid alloy sliding buckle, the double-locked quick-release buckle and finally the indicator cable at the proven breaking point. The outer cover is black as it wears down, a yellow warning layer is exposed, and if ignored, the red danger layer is revealed. A bit like a multi-layered climbing rope, except it reduces the chance of your camera falling rather than you (and your camera).

product that may be overpriced, but that I would honestly trust with the safety of my camera. The device works like a sort of fact sling as the camera slips through the sling and squeezes it around the hand to prevent the fall. The buckle is very durable and includes various types of fasteners to maximize security. A gem that surprised me was undoubtedly the construction of the cord to be anchored to the car. In fact this is made up of three different color mixes and with the various wear and tear, when the color red comes out it will be time to change it, really fantastic. The materials are excellent, but the leather part is just the first small part that then goes around the arm when the strap is tightened. Everything else is made of a durable fiber and rubberized surfaces that make everything super safe. The packaging is a really nice feature of the manufacturer's premium product. In fact, the chrome and chameleon-like surface can make the product even more effective and perfect on the outside.

I ordered this to install on my mirrorless camera and this strap installs in a minute. The strap is of high quality, like all other products I have previously purchased from K&F Concept. The strap is made from a seatbelt fabric and feels extremely sturdy. The buckle on it is from Duraflex and gives a lot of security that the strap attaches to the quick release that is attached to the camera. I think the idea of color coding the cord is nice, but I'm not sure how much the cord would actually fray enough in normal use to see the inner cord, but I think it gives it some extra security, you know In this case, you should be informed that you should replace the wrist strap.

For a simple point-and-shoot camera or small pair of binoculars, this is a great little strap. I kind of like and dislike the auto-adjustable strap. For anything other than a small camera, the weight of the camera causes the strap to tighten on my wrist, which can be uncomfortable over time. For a small item it's not a big problem. The description says this is for a DSLR. That would be a “no”. Stick with smaller cameras and you'll be fine. This has a clip that I've never seen before and requires almost two hands to undo... that's a good thing. The connection will not be accidentally interrupted. The strap is VERY strong and quite soft. I could imagine perhaps using this with an assistant and a flash as well.

Among the many straps I have tried, this one is the most beautiful and stylish, it fits my Nikon SLR camera perfectly. It is made of materials that are not only beautiful to look at, high quality and very durable. The webbing it is made of is the same material that seat belts are made of. A strip of leather fabric with the brand's relief print has been sewn onto the outside of the webbing to embellish it. If we want to detach the strap from the camera cable during use, we can do it with a classic locking buckle. However, in the classic two-tab buckles, there is a special button at one end that we need to press together with the tabs. This means that it cannot be accidentally detached and we need two hands to unhook it. Continuing with confidence, I also talk about the cable that attaches the camera. It is very resistant, but due to the task it has, it is subject to wear and tear. When does it need to be replaced? That's why they decided to do it in layers, the first black part, everything is fine. Once it is worn out, it turns yellow to remind us that after a while we need to change it, until it turns red, indicating that our car is no longer safe. Conclusion I have never liked shoulder straps, I have always preferred straps for the way I photograph. I like this strap, it's nice and durable as far as security goes, I've talked about it before, I would have liked the strap to stay tight on the wrist and instead it always tends to widen, maybe the leather will softens over time and the problem is solved. Unfortunately, that's exactly why I'm giving it four stars

It has excellent quality.

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