[Black] Most practical strap for a Leica M camera

[0.345 lb] When I first got the strap the first thing I noticed was that the leather was soft and supple. I thought the thing would break if you pulled at it, but its really very strong. It has a Matt finish with a tiny hint of shine, and the edges is stitched white. The neck protector is a little ticker and stiffer but bends really well, and the strap is easy to fold into a bag The metal lugs are strong and stiff and easy to mount. There is an exposed bit of untreated leather that touches the camera - 1) to avoid staining and 2) because its softer and not abrasive when touching the camera (I use an M240 silver) Compared to other Leather straps, I think that its properly priced even if its got the Leica brand on it. Its thinner than other brands, but its so much softer and thinner but I feel just as confident with the strap around my shoulder. It has the ability to shorten the length, but I would have liked the ability to make the length shorter. Im 5'9 and at its shortest length, the camera sits on my belly, just above my belly button when standing. Id have liked it a little higher. At the longest length, it sits at my waist and close to my groin. Not exactly friendly for people of average height. I think it would be punishing for people who are shorter than me.

[Leather] Love this strap, it's very high quality

[0.345 lb] I bought this for the Fujifilm X-T1. Its a 500% improvement over the stock strap. The leather is of very high grade, Soft and thick. The shoulder pad have a very soft rubber backing that treat you neck like baby skin and won't slip.

[0.345 lb] Great strap a bit challenging to get o ring on but very secure!

[Black] I use this on a Sony a7RIIIA. It works perfectly and looks great.

[Loop] I've bought many straps from many brand. The best so far.

[Loop] I bought a couple of these and I'm using them on my Leica M240 and Canon 70D. Each of these cameras weighs about 1 3/4 pounds without a lens and more with lenses (up to four pounds with my M240 and Noctilux combo). In each case I've found the strap to remain comfortable and not digging into my neck. In fact, compared to the standard neck strap supplied with each of these cameras, this strap has to be the most comfortable of the bunch. The extra leather supplied as padding is in fact much more comfortable and padded than one would suppose from the picture or even once this strap is unpacked. Overall, I would highly recommend this strap for a light weight to medium weight camera and lens setup.

[Black] This this is perfect for my new Q2. Fits both camera and wrist with just enough slack to be quickly available, yet still allowing full use of both hands. The neck strap tha comes with the camera is too long for the weight of the camera and allows it to sway enough to affect one's balance. Not cool for a 72 year old man.

[Loop] This is a quality product. These are made of a nice top grain leather. they connect easily enough, and there are leather guard at the connection to isolate the metal rings on the strap from the anodized surface of the camera, which should prevent any scratching. The price is a little high for what it is, but it is a good product. If quality is important to you, which it must be if you bought a Leica camera, than you should be satisfied with this strap.