Quick Release DSLR Adjustable Camera Cuff Wrist Hand Strap Belt Bracelet Sling Shoulder Strap Compatible with Video Camcorder Nikon/Canon/Sony/Pentax/Minolta/Panasonic/Olympus/SLR/Digital Cameras

handy camera strap never miss that money shot

The material for these straps is the same stuff seatbelts in cars are made from, and is super strong. The clips are excellent, and are closest I’ve seen to the Peak Design versions.

DO NOT EXPECT PEAK DESIGN QUALITY, THIS IS A GOOD LONG STRAP. FOR A LIGHTWEIGHT MIRRORLESS CAMERA (PANASONIC FZ 82D ETC

This strap seems to do the trick. It feels like a decent material, for a fraction of the price of high-priced hipster alternatives.

It works as it should and is a good price too however I don’t feel comfortable about the strength of the product and not feel safe 100%

Useful addition for the price, not bad quality either.

Build quality good but it’s really narrow and too long for me(it went down to my knees and it was overall not good but when paired with one of the straps I had lying around it worked really well

These are copies. They're not so 'Fresh' as a proper Peak Design issue. The quality is definitely off on the stitching and the construct of the clip. The links look like early V1 Peak Design links, which were withdrawn when a few issues arose.This 'version' is perhaps satisfactory for a light camera but personally, I wouldn't push it and accept no damage to the threads of the links whatsoever!The buttons of the links fit PD's hardware, tight, but works. Tight is good but decoupling will be troublesome for fancy fingernail folk or in a hurry. I proof loaded one of the hooky links and it didn't give way, nothing scientific. I pulled, hard, until it hurt. I won't be using the links. I'll only trust PD for that 'Weakest Link' bit Ha Ha...! see what I did there?I wasn't about to fork out for a Clip and Link kit from PD because I didn't want TWO clips, FOUR more links and some webbing from ebay. My V4's aren't showing any wear yet. I didn't want to pay ( handsomely ) for unnecessary gear.I'm using this for an emergency backup. A lanyard to my Peak Design rig. I would check very carefully If you're intending to use it for your main support. Check...often.Bottom line? They're not that rubbish, just not quite as tidy. Your gear, you decide.