USA GEAR DualGRIP Professional Camera Grip Hand Strap with Neoprene Design and Metal Plate - Compatible with Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Sony, and more DSLR, Mirrorless, Point & Shoot Cameras (Galaxy)

I really wanted to like this strap but it was just too uncomfortable. It puts my hand in a weird position this makes it very awkward when you have to release the shutter or adjust the SS, aperture, and ISO settings. Build quality and the pattern are. It also feels nice until you have to take a picture. I like there other products but this just didn't work for me. I tried it on both of my cameras lumix GX85 and lumix G95 and had the same results.

Comfortable and easy to install grip strap. Color is great too. The only thing keeping it from a 5 star rating is the bracket that mounts to the bottom of the camera. It has little lugs that stick out and down for the strap to attach to away from the body. These lugs stick out further than the knob, meaning that you can't then mount this to a wider tripod head even though it's got the threads to do so. (for reference, my daily tripod is a Manfrotto with a 200PL quick release. The quick release plate is too wide to go between the lugs the long way, and when installed the short way the lugs still come down far enough to get in the way of seating the quick release on the tripod head.) The lugs ALSO stick out in the way of the battery door on my rebel 250D, meaning I have to loosen the strap to swap memory card or battery.The only saving grace is the fact that the bottom mount has a wide easy to turn screw making it relatively quick to release and re-attach, though it does disrupt the process.

This thing is okay, but the strap is too short for BMPCC4k/6k run and gun situations, because the metal part that connects at the bottom of the camera is kind of far away than regular point and shoot cameras. It would work if they made a longer strap for those. I thought about cutting a traditional strap part off of a traditional camera strap to make it longer, but decided to just use it instead on my Sony A7ii. It would work though on the first small BMPCC original version camera.

I am using this as a stabilizing help and added security on my D5 which can be a bit heavy. So far really like it. Need to play with the adjustment. The only slight draw back is the securing unit on the bottom where the tripod mount goes makes my camera very unsteady to set down. I didn't want to nock it a star since overall its great. I will keep testing it see if there durability stays up. Best part is all the other matching items! Wish more product patterns matched through all items.

I work with a realtor and was getting tired of my camera swinging and bouncing around while doing photoshoots. This lovely contraption alleviates that and makes my job so much more manageable. I love the way it fits and keeps the camera right where I want it. The color and pattern also complement my style so everything stays on brand. Works really well and is surprisingly comfortable. I don't think I'll ever go back to a camera strap that goes around the neck.

i went to my nieces dance recital and realized my cross body camera strap (i'm not sure the actual name but it's the one that crosses your chest diagonal and dangles on your side while your walking) was not working for sitting down. i took the strap off but then i felt like i was going to drop my camera. i needed something just for when i'm sitting down and want to hold the camera.. this is perfect.. i havn't used it but i held it on my wrist while i was on the couch and it's comfortable took a little getting used to but it will work.. i could see it being a challenge to use if you were having to change lenses every couple pictures.. you would have to unclip it and hold the camera freely..unless you can change the lens using one hand..(i'm not that talented) .. i plan on using this at Christmas just sitting around the tree while everyone is opening gifts.. just a little more sturdy and safety while using the camera when a normal strap is just to much...

This was just what I was looking for! I only had the neck lanyard that came with my camera, and I kept wrapping it around my wrist whenever I was taking pictures! This has a very sturdy design, and I even tested it. I hovered my hand/camera above my couch, and "dropped" it. The part that wraps around my hand held it well, but the safety of my camera was intact because of the wrist strap! It didn't go further than that! I love this strap so much that I may order it again for a gift to my friends who have DSLR cameras.

All I had was the neck strap, but I'm a klutz and needed security. It is definitely much more comforting knowing I've definitely got a good grip. It's a little uncomfortable for me, but I've had orthopedic surgery on my hand and a little more sensitive.

I suffer a little with carpal tunnel syndrome and find it difficult sometimes to hold my camera tightly (a brand new canon eos 200d, not cheap, don’t want to drop it!) I purchased this as well as some other straps, but this is this one that I appear to have permanently attached to my camera. The strap goes softly and snugly around my wrist, with quick and easy access to the clip if for any reason I need to detach it. The attachment underneath ever so slightly overlaps the battery compartment but not enough to impede changing the battery or removing the SD card, the cover just grazes it as it opens.I take a lot of nature photos so walking around the woods or a park it’s nice to have it attached to my wrist so I can loosely hold it at my side, it’s not pulling down on my neck, and it’s quick enough to bring it up to snap the pictures I want.

There is absolutely no way anyone can find this comfortable. I read reviews of how big hands didn't fit in the hand strap but my hands are TINY and I still can't manoeuvre them.Terrible design which is a shame because the wrist strap feels quite comfortable.

Present for my sister. She loved it. Good quality and colour. She liked the 2 step securing feature

no esta mal pero no esta del todo bien tampoco, si es verdad que cumple con su funcionalidad pero no esta bien acabo. Digo esto porque la funda o forro de la cinta deberia estar cosido, al no estarlo baila y para ponerlo en la mano rapido no lo haras ... tienes que pelearte para que se ponga todo en su sitio y sea comodo. estuve media hora mirando otros productos y por lo que cuesta no me puedo quejar la verdad. Tiene otro detalle raro, uno de los laterales de la correa se engancha por debajo de la camara con un tornillo al hueco del tripode y por debajo del tornillo dejaron otro hueco de rosca para que puedas poner el tripode a la camara sin necesidad de quitar la correa, eso esta muy bien pensado, a lo que me refiero es que a la rosca de la correa le acompañan dos trozos de metal saliendo hacia debajo que dependiendo como sea el tripode lo podras poner o no ... esos hierros no deberian sobresalir deberian ser planos.

I returned it because:1) Hand strap is too short. Hand strap needs at least extra 3 to 5 inches (due to wrap around distance). The tripod mounts of my DSLR and my friend's mirrorless are located toward the left so the hand strap is not long enough to go right. Long hand strap can be cut down to fit short hand.2) Won't work for tripod with wide head, such as tripod with camera adapter plate. The tripod 1/4 mount screw head should be thicker at the same level (or slightly ahead) of the metal wings. I don't mind to pay a bit more for metal screw head instead of plastic.Pros:1) Very good padding. Wrist strap can be detached from the hand grip if needed2) Metal plate for 1/4 tripod mount with eye (round hole) for shoulder strap3) Sturdy builtThis may work for you if:- You have small hand- Your camera tripod mount is on the right hand side of the camera. This will provide more room for the hand and fingers to due short hand strap- Your tripod head can fit between metal wings' spacing