[9 x 3 x 0.15"] First of all, I trust my 5D Mark IV & M6 Mark II to OP/Tech USA straps whether it be cross body or wrist straps. Beginning of the year, I found myself doing more spontaneous photography activities (one of my New Year's resolutions). The cross body straps made me less efficient - as I now move my camera gear around in an open top canvas tote bag. So, when I am done with a particular shoot, I just toss my camera into my tote bag. As such, I found using a wrist strap would be better suited for me. I had already purchased an OP/Tech wrist strap for my 5D Mark IV. It has worked very nicely. So, I decided to get the OP/Tech wrist strap designed for a smaller form factor like the M6 Mark II (it's about a 1/4 narrower than the one on my 5D Mark IV). I am pleased to report, it has worked as planned! Note, I haven't ditched my cross body straps forever. I will still use them when I go on photography walkabouts. In the meantime, the OP/Tech wrist strap will give me a secure feeling as I hand carry my camera while taking spontaneous shots. And btw, they are quite comfortable and the configuration fits the OP/Tech connectors on my cameras perfectly so swapping out w/my cross body straps is a cinch! And as is B&H Photos m.o., order fulfillment & delivery was flawless even out here to So Cali! Thanks B&H Photo!

[Neoprene] Excellent wrist strap. Especially nice if You're using this strap on a higher level, yet still hand sized (like around the size of a thread mount Leica) camera. As You may well know, even with their added weight, some designer made them slippery. The Op/Tech alleviates this problem by giving You a sure connection to the camera as long a sthe strap is on Your wrist. It's comfortable, too.

[0.1 lb] Feather-light and discreet, this strap functions perfectly. The long-term durability of the neoprene remains to be seen (it's been in daily use for over 4 months so far), but the strap serves as a safety tether in case I lose my grip on the camera (a Pen-F) which has already happened once. Used in this manner, there's little-to-no stress on the materials so I feel confidant having it attached. Highly-recommended for lighter mirrorless or compact cameras

[Forest Green] This strap is perfect for the small camera for which it was purchased. Love the color of the strap and does the job. Highly recommend.

[Forest Green] So, carrying a camera with lenses isn't thrilling, even if it's a nice camera with nice lenses. I do just that day after day when on a vacation so making it as little daunting as possible is what I was looking for. I came upon this wrist strap at B&H's website and ordered it. It enabled me to have the camera at hand, ready for photo-taking even when carrying a bag with my gear in it on my shoulder. It's very comfortable and secure and I'd recommend it...strongly.

[Yes] Perfect for taking my OM2 on photo walks! Super comfortable and convenient when you don't want to deal with a neck strap but you want the security of a wrist strap.

[Yes] Don't mess with straps that attach to the tripod hole that can fail. This strap firmly and securely hooks to one of the camera strap fitting lugs. Secure and comfortable wrist strap. The only real difference from the same strap that attaches to a DLSR (in my case a Canon 5D III) is the detachable snap is smaller.

[Yes] It's very wide and soft for the wrist. The price is great with free shipping. It's a perfect fit for my new X-T30II.

[Yes] I am not a fan of neck straps. This wrist strap works perfectly for smaller mirrorless cameras!

[Yes] It works very well even with a light DSRL.