Altura Photo Camera Hand Strap - Rapid Fire Secure Grip, Padded Wrist Straps for Photographers for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

I’ve spent plenty of long days with my DSLR, and after a while, constantly gripping the camera gets tiring. This strap solved that problem. It fits comfortably around my hand and wrist, so I’m not stressing about accidentally dropping my gear, especially when I’m moving around trying to get the right angle.The PU leather looks great and feels solid—definitely not flimsy. Adjusting it was simple, and it works well whether I’m shooting handheld or switching over to my tripod. I’ve used it for everything from outdoor sessions to events where I need to be quick on my feet, and it gives me peace of mind every time.If you’re shooting for hours and want a little extra security without dealing with a neck strap, this is the way to go.

I don't often write reviews but this product deserves one. I'm buying my third one of these. I have them on my R5's and Sony. I've tried a few different brands, including the uber expensive Peak Design one, and this is the best.

GREAT ITEM!!! I am a photographer, this is lite weight, easy to use, 1000x better than the neck strap when doing a photo shoot. With this I don't worry about dropping my camera.

I've been using hand straps ever since I first started shooting in 2008. This is by far the best option I've owned so far and I will list the reasons in my review. However, I wouldn't call it a perfect product for one main reason which is the mounting plate. While it is sturdy and made entirely out of metal, the screw is just extremely thick which makes connecting the tripod mount a very unpractical thing (check my photo). First, it would just extend the camera profile and make it very difficult to fit anywhere. Second, it's almost impossible to keep both the mounting plate and tripod plate attached securely to each other without one of them getting loose when set on the tripod. The loop found on the plate (where the neck strap gets attached to) is a very nice addon and complements the other rapid neck straps they offer, but it's also huge with a very sharp angle adding more profile to the entire camera. I think they need to work a little on the mounting plate and make a new design with a more slimmer and practical design as a tripod mount is a must.Now since I covered the room for improvement, let me list down the reasons why I believe that this is the best option I ever used.1- The materials used and the design of the strap make it truly comfortable to wear as it's cushioned.2- Most hand straps are too small, at least for my hand, which can cause my palm to get into direct contact with unpadded fasteners during shooting which isn't convenient, but I found that this was the only one to cover my entire palm which adds to the comfort of the strap. (check photo).3- Most hand straps have either very short fasteners or very long fasteners dangling around, but here it's just right and you can easily hide the excess elegantly and conveniently.4- It does stay in place and very secure, if adjusted properly, it should add more stability to the shots.** Update: I found an easy way to fix the mounting plate issue, which is simply losing both threads (Tripod plate and strap mounting plate) and replacing them with a single longer screw which can also be purchased on Amazon. This will make sure the fit is tight and also the profile much thinner. The only disadvantage of this method is that you won't be able to remove the Tripod mount easily without dismantling the the strap as well. In my case, this is just OK because I only intend to use 1 camera on the same Tripod everytime, so I won't need to remove the Tripod mounting plate.-------- Update --------So after trying the product for a couple of month I discovered that the mount issue has to be resolved as it's preventing me from using the very useful quick release backpack and belt mount. I've decided to finally cut the metal hook (check photos) as It stands between my quick release base and several mounts such as the Tripod mount and the backpack mount. I also replaced the original thread with a custom thread to minimize the profile of both strap and camera mount. Here is what you need to do.First you need to cut the metal loop part with a metal saw (I used a dremel). And don't forget to sand it after cutting it to prevent the rough areas from scratching your camera (lose the sharp edges).Second, you will need a 14cm replacement thread to go through both mount and into the camera.Please note that cutting metal can be dangerous if you don't have the expertise or required tools so please be careful and ask for help if you're not familiar with such projects. You also need to keep in mind that cutting off the extra loop will prevent you from using any other neck or shoulder strap.I suggest the manufacturer to redesign the plate or atleast provide 2 alternatives plates with more thread options even if it increases the price a bit but it would definitely sell more.

I always have this strap on, it’s very comfortable and holds the tightening nicely!

great

I am beyond impressed with this leather camera strap! It securely grips my hand and wrist, preventing any accidental slips that could lead to disastrous drops. The adjustable design fits all hand sizes perfectly, making it super comfortable to use during long photography sessions.The PU leather is very durable and I’ve found it to be incredibly easy to attach to my camera.I highly recommend this strap to anyone looking for a reliable alternative to neck straps.

The bracket that mounts the wrist strap is a nuisance. It does not remove or install quickly and fits nothing else like a tripod. Do not pick your camera up by the wrist strap. It will come undone and your camera will hit the floor. It is good for having a little more security on your wrist. I would not trust this strap to be in a high place or around water. I have been using it for a little over a month and it has came loose three times. Luckily, twice I caught it and the third time it fell on my bed.