[Yes] Easy to fit and use. Controls are easy to access and beats hanging a heavy outfit around your neck

[Yes] Easy to fit and use. Controls are easy to access and beats hanging a heavy outfit around your neck

[Black] hand strap style and never found one that worked right for me until I tried this one and have been using it for years. It may be because I'm left-eye dominate so I probably hold a camera a bit different than most. I've seen some newer straps that look like a similar basic design and probably made of more modern materials than leather and nylon webbing strap but I'm not sure that would be an improvement. It took me a minute to figure out how to install it and in particular how it's to be used but once I got that down it was just what I was looking for...

[1/4"-20 Female] I tried two others before finding this: the B-Grip Hand Strap and the Zing SLR Action Strap. To me this gives the best hand, wrist supportby far. I liked it so much that I bought another one. Now I carry two D300 bodies on a Spider Holster with these straps attached. One of the bodies has the battery grip as well. The bad: no instructions. I found it fairly simple to attach but had to put my hand in a couple of different ways before figuring out how to do it properly. I put up a series of pictures in my flickr account: caprae is the name to look for. It is nice in that it has a tab you pull to loosen it. From what I can tell this is the way the Nikon wrist strap works.

[Black] great accessory

[Yes] this is the 4th hand strap i have tried. I am in love. perfect product feels comfy made well real leather. best hand strap ever. tried on 5d mark II rebel and nikon d90

[Yes] this is the 4th hand strap i have tried. I am in love. perfect product feels comfy made well real leather. best hand strap ever. tried on 5d mark II rebel and nikon d90

[Leather] I bought this hand strap because I had one on a Mamiya 645 and found it very useful. I read other reviews with cons concerning size, fit and lack of directions. I wear a men's large glove and this strap fits perfectly. It places my hand is exactly the correct position for holding the camera and I can reach all of the controls except the 4-way and OK button. However, I have fingers on my left hand that took over that function quite easily. With this strap the camera feels like an extension of my arm and hand. I can carry the camera without any chance of dropping it and it is always ready, just point and snap if that is your style. As for directions: The screw goes in the tripod receiver, the small web strap where the neck strap attached on the right side of the camera. Then the snap wraps over that strap and snaps. Thread the wide web strap through the double metal rings, also the leather tab. Finally loop the plastic end of the wide webbing back over the top of the right hand ring and through the left hand ring. Put your hand through the loop made by the wide webbing and the leather strap and grab the camera. Pull the plastic tab to your left to tighten then back over your hand and attach the velcro to the velcro. To take it off pull the velcro loose and pull on the leather tab.

[Leather] I bought this hand strap because I had one on a Mamiya 645 and found it very useful. I read other reviews with cons concerning size, fit and lack of directions. I wear a men's large glove and this strap fits perfectly. It places my hand is exactly the correct position for holding the camera and I can reach all of the controls except the 4-way and OK button. However, I have fingers on my left hand that took over that function quite easily. With this strap the camera feels like an extension of my arm and hand. I can carry the camera without any chance of dropping it and it is always ready, just point and snap if that is your style. As for directions: The screw goes in the tripod receiver, the small web strap where the neck strap attached on the right side of the camera. Then the snap wraps over that strap and snaps. Thread the wide web strap through the double metal rings, also the leather tab. Finally loop the plastic end of the wide webbing back over the top of the right hand ring and through the left hand ring. Put your hand through the loop made by the wide webbing and the leather strap and grab the camera. Pull the plastic tab to your left to tighten then back over your hand and attach the velcro to the velcro. To take it off pull the velcro loose and pull on the leather tab.

[Yes] I never liked neck straps. This wrist strap fits like a glove, is easy to tighten and easy to remove from my hand. can walk around all day with it just Hanging from my wrist, even with my 70-200 2.8 zoom.