SUNYA Camera Wrist Strap for Photographers Quick Release

SUNYA Camera Wrist Strap for Photographers Quick Release Paracord Rope Camera Hand Strap Compatible for DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
ADJUSTABLE and SECERE GRIP



SUNYA Camera Wrist Strap for Photographers Quick Release Paracord Rope Camera Hand Strap Compatible for DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
Easy to attach the “anchors” to the camera lugs.
I put an anchor on each lug so I can switch the wrist strap to either hand. This is useful when you’re using a “flip-out” screen.
Strap is very robust and so are the anchors.
I got this because I’ve come to the conclusion that if I’ve already got my camera in my hand then I am more likely to take photos than if it’s in my pocket or on a neck strap!
I have tried a few other hand straps / leashes, and this one is the best for me so far. Not too fussy, simple slide ring to adjust to the wrist, and connectors compatible with the Peak Design fittings I already have on my cameras. The sliding adjustment ring on these is chromed plastic I believe, but appears more than adequately strong in any case (maybe you need a weak point, if using paracord around your wrist). At the price paid, I bought 2, and I might even get a couple more – No hesitation about recommending these, especially for smaller cameras where you want something simpler and low bulk.
The strap is much thicker than what I was expecting – that’s a good thing in my book, as it will make whatever it is attached to very secure. It’s not the usual mobile phone lanyard type material. It’s proper paracord. The clip system is strong too.
This strap works pretty well with my EOS 200D – I have a 17-50 f2.8 lens on it too so it adds a bit more weight. I can let the camera dangle on my wrist, although the rigidity and courseness of the material can eventually get quite uncomfortable. Not a problem if you have long sleeves on, but good value for the price. I also like being able to unclip it when need be, makes life easier if I’m putting it on my tripod.
I had to start using wrist straps as hurt my shoulders and neck straps where no longer an option. Good strap, you could make one your self for a couple of quid less. Looking less like a camera man is a good thing, probably safer too. And who doesn’t love bit of paracord. 4 stars nothing is perfect.