OP/TECH USA Cam Strap - QD | Quick Release Wrist Strap for Digital, Film & Vintage Cameras – Black, Made in USA

This strap is a comfortable and affordable way to add in a little extra measure of safety when handling your point-and-shoot or light mirrorless camera (the suggested weight limit is 2.5 lbs). You just attach the strap to one of the available mount points on your camera and you've instantly got a wrist strap that will allow you to snugly hold on while still having plenty of maneuverability to manipulate dials, knobs, and buttons. It's light, too, so it won't really add any noticeable weight to the overall camera. The strap is detachable with a snap release mechanism, but quite frankly, I'm not really sure why I would need (or want) that. More usable is the slider that allows you to cinch the strap to your wrist (all camera straps should have this feature!). You can get the strap in all kinds of colors if you like, but you can also go with standard black if you don't want any additional attention. For the price, it is quite a bargain, and seems well made.

Great little strap. It's soft and comfortable and feels very strong. The only improvement I'd make would be a slightly larger quick release clip that's easier to unclip with one hand. This one requires you to get the tips of your fingers on the little prongs and to squeeze very tightly to release. Not too hard to do with two hands, but since you've typically got a camera strapped to the wrist wearing the strap, it can be a bit tough to use both hands at the same time. BUT, these are the same little clips I already have mounted to my camera, which allows me to interchange straps and unclip from a neck strap in order to just use the wrist strap, etc. so I do like that the clips are compatible with other OP/Tech quick disconnect clips. In the end, I rarely switch back and forth between strap setups so I prefer that these little clips are small, unobtrusive, and slightly difficult to unclip because I never fear that my camera will disconnect without a concentrated effort. By the way, two small quick disconnects can fit into a single eyelet on an OM-D E-M10 body without using the stock key ring strap mounts. I feel this is a smoother surface for those little 1.5mm cords to be rotating against all the time.

I bought this strap to "test" it against a leather wrist strap (much more costly) that I have on a point and shoot (DMC LX5). I installed this neoprene one on a DMC LX7. I have used it in four seasons, all kinds of weather, and in a number of different countries. My preference is for an unobtrusive strap and camera as possible, and so I purchased a black version of the OP/TECH strap. The strap did not seem to draw any unwanted attention when it was in use around my wrist and attached to my camera. The quality of the strap is very high. The neoprene is not too thick and is soft and pliable enough to be easy to slip a hand through, even with a glove on. The strap can be disconnected from the camera using a small click lock and I was initially concerned about the possibility of the click lock becoming inadvertently disengaged, leaving the camera to free fall at some inopportune moment. I have not had any such experience in the past several months of use. In fact I have not used the disconnect feature very much, but it's there if you need it. I suppose the safest way to use this strap is to fit it onto your wrist, without the camera attached, and then once it is on your wrist and adjusted, attach the camera. This can be a bit tricky to do using just one hand. The lanyard that loops through the camera lug is quite strong and has not shown any signs of wear or fraying after several months of use. The strap is very soft and comfortable on the wrist. I typically have my camera cupped in my hand, palm facing backward, when walking in cities and towns, with the camera not very visible to someone approaching me from the front or side. In this mode, the strap can be around my wrist for hours at a time. As such, when the weather is warm, the neoprene can be a bit warm around the wrist if you have the strap semi-snugged (there's an adjustable plastic slider that can snug the strap around your wrist to prevent it from slipping off). My leather strap is much narrower, so not as much of a heat band, and as leather will absorb an perspiration, can feel more comfortable in similar circumstances. I have not noticed any odor from the neoprene, even when sweaty, and if there was, it is easy enough to soap up and rinse off as the neoprene itself does not absorb any water. The neoprene is more pliable than my leather strap is, even thought I have used the leather strap much more, prior to getting this neoprene one, so you might think that it would have softened up over time and use, which it has compared to when it was new, but it is still not as soft as the neoprene strap. Each has advantages and disadvantages - minor at that. I would certainly purchase another one of these straps for use with a point and shoot.

I put this on my small, point-and-shoot camera. It's perfect! It tends to stay put, even if I drop the camera, it keeps it from falling. It's very comfortable on my hand and wrist, too. I just wish my camera had a connection point on the left side, but that's the camera's fault, not the wrist strap. It looks great on the camera, not cheap or ugly, it feels great on my wrist, holds the camera securely, and if it's ever in the way, the connection snaps right off. It didn't set out to do much, but it does it well and with style!

The Canon G12 is a great point and shoot camera that has many features that dslr cameras have. But if you're like me, you probably find the neck strap that comes with the camera to be a little too much when using the G12-- not to mention that the neck strap often gets in the way when you're shooting pictures. The Op/Tech Cam Strap QD is a perfect replacement for the neck strap that came with the camera. It allows you to securely carry the camera with a neoprene strap that fits around your wrist. The Op/Tech Cam Strap QD is a heavy-duty camera strap that's perfect for heavier/bulkier point & shoot cameras like the Canon G12. The strap is thicker and sturdier than the thin straps that normally come with point & shoot cameras. This strap is probably not sturdy enough to handle the weight of a dslr with lens, but for your point & shoot camera, it'll give you the peace of mind that you're looking for.

I hate to admit it, but I have a habit of dropping small digital cameras. I purchased this strap, and vowed to use it whenever I took my camera out of its carry case. Turns out the strap is just right. I use a Crumpler case for my Canon S95, and this strap fits easily into the case when it's closed. It's very easy to slip on and off over my wrist and very stable and very comfortable. Not so tight it's hard to get on, and not so loose that it will come off my wrist. Attaching it to the S95 took a little work, but it eventually went on just fine, after I fashioned a little hook to pull the string thru the mounting hole. I haven't dropped anything since I started using it. Works for me.

I've used these for several years and they're on each of my camera bodies. Great product!

I purchased this cam strap for my Olympus Pen F and I definitely do not feel confident that the mini clip and tether are robust enough to safely suspend its weight (includes a 12-40 pro lens). I also found the mini clip too small and cumbersome to easily detach from the strap; one is basically required to remove their hand from the strap while holding the camera precariously in the other to separate the connection. This serious design flaw defeats the purpose of having a detachable strap / tether - at least on a Pen F or similar. IMHO, this strap is best suited for small point and shoot (fixed lens) type cameras; I don't recommend it for interchangeable lens bodies. I went ahead and purchased the OP/Tech DSLR strap for my Pen F and while the bracelet portion is a bit on the thick side, it serves the purpose of safely securing my camera with room to spare.

ero nel dubbio se acquistare questo modello o quello leggermente più largo (sia come fascia che come laccetto) ma per la mia Fuji X-T20, considerato che con il 18-55 non arriva al kg 1,13 di massimale, è diventato il compagno ideale; si indossa facilemente, è morbido, è molto pratico nell'uso e poco ingombrante

手からコンデジをぶら下げた状態でもストラップがしなやかで負荷が分散されるので、手首への装着感や圧迫感がなく自然に馴染みます。 柔らかいので2つ折りにしてコンデジと一緒に小さなカメラケースに詰め込むことができます。

Very impressive hand strap. The "Made in USA" quality shows! Using it for my Ricoh GR III and the strap string runs smoothly through the opening in Ricoh GR III. After gliding the strap through my hand, the camera grip is quite snug, which is good because it allows holding the camera steadily. Highly recommended.

Seit über einem Jahr suche ich eine sichere und angenehme Handschlaufe für Fuji X100 und Olympus OM-D. Ich habe verschiedenste Ausführungen gekauft und verworfen. Beide Kameras sind nicht so leicht, dass man die dünnen Handschlaufen für P&S Kameras gerne nutzt. Durch die Verwendung von Neopren ist die OpTech Handschlaufe angenehm, und sie hat eine Klemme die sie sicher am Handgelenk hält. Die Plastikschnalle ist klein und reibt nicht an der Hand wie bei anderen Handschlaufen. Wärmstens empfohlen.

Contento con la compra, es lo que esperaba, algo sencillo robusto, comodo de usar y que no ocupara mucho espacio.