[0.2 lb] I have used wrist straps much more than the conventional camera strap method over many years of enjoying photography I found it made more sense to have the camera in hand and use a small belt / shoulder bag for when you need to have more than one lens available. It is also less vulnerable to a snatch & grab in a crowd scenario. Leica's Leather version is pricey but you get what you pay for. I'm using it on my Panasonic GX8 coupled with their excellent 14-140 mm lens. The quality of leather used is excellent and is easy on the wrist. It is a great option for the M43, Fuji X-Pro and Leica size bodies.

[Red] Admittedly, many Leica products are over-priced. However, in may aspects, the feel and build of those over-priced products are exemplary. These wrist-straps are no different from that mindset. I have no problem paying a little extra as long as I know that I will not need to purchase a replacement for many years (indeed, if ever). These wrist-straps seem to fall in the latter category as their build and feel are substantial enough to last many years. For that, I'm willing to pay the premium and get on with taking the best shots I can knowing that if I have butterfingers, these straps will counter-balance my clumsiness! Recommended!

[Red] I needed a wrist strap for y Leica D Lux type 109 and purchased the wrist strap designed for the X and M series because it was cheaper and also had the protective pad to prevent the ring touching the body. I have been delighted with the strap.

[Red] I am convert to wrist straps, and this Leica leather one is very classy. I also have a Leica M Protector in the same color and just wanted to mention that it needs an extra triangle D-ring to use both at the same time. Also, a pair of tweezers are useful to pry the D-ring open.

[Red] This is a nice looking strap. The leather finish and stitching compliments the half case protector. I removed (cut off) the protective flap around the split ring for the strap to fit with the camera case. It looks great!

[6 x 2.9 x 0.5"] The wrist strap is quick and easy to use.

[Red] Produto de excelente e superior qualidade,. Apesar do alto preo, destaca-se pelo acabamento e rigidez do couro, que facilita o manuseio enquanto opera a cmera.

[Red] The answer is NO, because it is built to last and is perfect. I will never have to replace it.

[Red] The ideal wrist strap for a Leica: simple, elegant, sturdy. A++

[0.2 lb] I took normal neck strap off my Nikon D4 because when I had it on I couldn't see the details on the back of the camera! I'm 46 and my eyes don't work at close distance anymore! Strap was not long enough. If you are over 40 maybe you know what I mean. Anyway, I didn't feel comfortable with not having a strap, tried a few things but decided a wrist strap might do. I like this Leica one because it is sturdy but not really big and fat. It looks nice/stylish and I feel a bit safer about potentially dropping camera. I do portraits and mountain bike photography. I like that I can stuff the d4 in a backpack and it's easy to get out quickly without the long strap getting caught on things. This little strap actually helps pull it out. It's not perfect all the time but it has stayed on my camera for a month...it must suit me better than the other things I had.