[0.24 lb] I purchased the Micro Clutch with an I plate for my Hasselblad X2D and I love it! I never thought such a small form factor of a grip would handle a medium format mirrorless camera. I highly recommend the clutch!

[0.24 lb] After a couple of weeks and multiple uses outside, im still very happy with my purchase. The quality is really good and my camera feels really secure with it

[0.24 lb] Mine arrived yesterday and I installed it on the camera right away. I wanted it to help me grip and shoot my smaller camera with more ease and it accomplishes just that. I now have the option of shooting/framing confidently with one hand.

My E-PL7 was likely designed for smaller hands than mine and I had to cradle the camera with my left hand in order to shoot/frame subjects with my right. The micro- clutch helps with small cameras in a huge way. Haven't tried it on my larger a7C but have been using the full size hand clutch with that.

Installation was easy. The clever and well designed embedded tool is a helpful sweet addition I didn't know about when ordering. Build quality is very nice and it maintains the small profile of camera.

[0.24 lb] I'm using a L-shaped micro clutch on a Sony A7R2 and an I-shaped micro clutch on an old Contax RTS II.

[0.24 lb] I bought a Micro Clutch on Kickstarter, before they were available and I wasn't disappointed. It has a quality feel to it, and the (slight) intricacy of fitting the strap added to the interest and enjoyment of installing the thing. It fitted my Fujifilm X100V very nicely, but when I exchange the V for a VI the plate sits further forward on the base of the camera because the tripod hole is closer to the lens by a few millimetres. I'll see if my son wants it for his Leica Q2. I also have a L plate for my Fujifilm X-T5 and that is also a delight to use.

[Black] Another really great little add-on for my gear. Super low profile and exactly what I was hoping it would be for my little camera. Makes it a lot less likely that I'm going to inadvertently test its ability to survive a drop. Beautifully made and solid.

[Hypalon] Peak Design Micro Clutch is my new camera protection. It's good for quickly grabbing a camera and taking shots without wearing a camera strap; sometimes, it makes my glasses fall, or it easily attaches the camera to a tripod and puts my camera back into the bag.

[Hypalon] Bought for Sony a7C and Sony fx3 , and it’s awesome. Easy to install and very high quality.

[Hypalon] Bought this along with the capture clip for my A6000. It fits nice on the camera and is super easy to install. There’s a small piece of the plate that sticks out on the handle, but it isn’t uncomfortable. The adjustable strap took me a few minutes to adjust to fit the way I want to hold it, I use 2 fingers in the strap and I have fairly small hands. I do a lot of hiking and got the capture clip to go with this and the strap didn’t get in the way, it actually made it a bit easier to get a grip and get the camera free from the capture clip.

[0.24 lb] I am still undecided if I prefer this one or the cuff. Both provide great ways to carry and handle your mirrorless camera with different approaches and experiences.
In any case, if the Clutch experience is the best for you, I find this to work very well with my Xt2. And my initial concern about extra work when accessing the battery ended up being unfunded. The handling of the Clutch is very fast and practical for that.