Camera Hand Strap - Rapid Fire Secure Grip Padded Wrist Strap Stabilizer by Altura Photo for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

Locking is not good, my camera fallen due to this issue

When you are spending Rs. 4500+ for an item that is available from many producers under Rs. 500 you except 8 times more professional, more better item. This item's look, Build quality, Sturdiness, quality is way below expectation and on top of it the supplier has sent me probably a returned item because it was in an open bag without original box and instructions. For me it is totally waste of my money. I will have to order some other brand because I am not going to put it on my Nikon Z9 worth Rs. 700,000 Camera.

Strap is looking nice, but tooo much Price. This strap only 800 rupees in Chennai market. 1000 rupees in Hyderabad Market

All good

I was getting annoyed with my camera's shoulder strap always being in the way, so I decided to try a wrist strap. This one comes with multiple straps, including a wide padded one for the top of the wrist, and a skinny one with snaps that goes under the wrist. And, it comes with a camera-bottom adapter plate and a fastener. The fastener attaches the adapter plate to the bottom of the camera, and it accepts a tripod screw so the adapter and wrist strap don't have to be removed to use a tripod. The wide padded strap attaches to the adapter plate on the bottom of the camera, and to the right strap slot on the top of my Canon R8 camera. This product comes with the items I mentioned, and that's all. No instructions whatsoever. After studying the photos in the Amazon listing I figured out how to hook everything up. It's not difficult, but a bit daunting at first. Adjustment took days of occasional shooting followed by tightening one strap, perhaps loosening another. I want it to feel secure, and still be able to operate the controls with the fingers on my right hand. Not sure I'm where I want to be yet, but it's seems pretty good. The strap adjustments don't seem to loosen on their own, and there's plenty of excess strap to accommodate larger wrists, or a preference for a looser fit. The wrist strap is secured to the body with the narrow strap that has snaps on both ends where they meet the wide strap. Either end of the narrow strap can be disconnected to remove the camera from your body. I worried that the snaps would be a weak point. If a snap fails, the camera falls. Well, these are the toughest snaps I've ever seen. I'm not worried. I think that if they fail, the entire snap will have pulled out of the fabric, and that's more likely to happen when I am removing the camera from my wrist, not while I am using the camera. The last point I can think of making is that with this wrist strap I will spend more time with the weight of the camera and lens being supported by my wrist than I would with a neck strap. Even though my camera is one of the lightest full frame models on the market, I still feel the weight on my wrist. Time will tell if this becomes a problem.

Excelente mucha facilidad para tomar la cámara

グリップを効かせるためにはもう少し足りないかな。（Canon R6MarkIIで使用してみました）

I hate neck straps so I though long & hard about a hand/wrist strap. Most such straps either simply sit around your wrist or across the back of your hand, which is fine but the strap tends to slide on you so the gripis compromisd & it feels 'ungainly', however these have the added bonus of having an additional lanyard that wraps around the lower part of the wrist giving an almost 3 way grip. Once attached the main strap goes across the back of the knuckles & the lanyard wraps the opposite way aound the base of the hand via a press stud counter acting the grip. The result is a firm way to hold your camera. So good I've orderd 3 for 3 x Dslr's. Attach it via the strap ring on your body & by a screwed plate underneath the camera. Great design, well padded but if you needed to use a tripod you would have to detach it. Brilliantly made & great at doing what it should do.