Qiang Ni Camera Wrist Strap - Paracord High-end Camera Hand Strap Wrist Lanyard for DSLR or Mirrorless Camera - Black

I Love it.

Great product

Quality construction, strong materials, exactly what I was looking for.

I have to admit, this strap didn't give me any "oohs and ahhhs", but it works. It looks like a thing that'll outlast us all. I couldn't help picturing get lost with my camera on a deserted island and using the paracord to build a house and make traps for small mammals.The strap feels stiff for now but I don't mind it, it may very well calm down a bit in a few months if I use it alot. The stiffness doesn't negatively impact shooting for me in the slightest and I've never considered the item failing. If my camera falls out of my hands, I won't react, if somehow it snags on a train, I'm just hoping that the next stop is really close by.

The product arrived quickly and was well packaged. The strap came with several rings to adapt to different types of camera strap connectors and a small plastic disk to help prevent the connectors from scratching the camera. The strap seems well made. It might be a bit short if you happen to have larger hands. An extra inch of strap might have been helpful.

Really well made strap and the black one looks great with my camera. It will permanently live on my camera.

Hate neck straps for cameras. I put this on Sony A6700 and boy howdy do I love it! Since I'm using an APSC camera I'm not bothered by the weight of the camera body and lens. I get compliments on it when ever I go out shooting. Feels soft on the wrist, not too tight and not too loose, just right. I'm not concerned about dropping my camera or it slipping from my wrist. Great pickup if you too hate neck straps while shooting.

I wanted to love this item but I don't. It looks good and the attachment is plenty secure.The problem is that it cinches down on your wrist and becomes more difficult to get out of than it should. I use wrist straps all the time and there are many times when I need to put the camera down, with all other straps I can just wiggle my hand to get out of the strap. This one requires two hands to loosen up enough to get out of it. It's not a huge issue, but I do find it annoying enough that I removed it in favor of another strap.