
Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 50 reviews
4.6- Ease of use (11)
- Quality (10)
- Security (5)
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A must have
Amazing product, helps when you are doing those long photography days. I have it in my mirrorless (Nikon Z6) camera since I have a few heavy zoom lenses and it is so useful that I couldn’t go out without it. I can see it though that it could be more useful if you have a DSLR or full frame but it is also a must if you own a mirrorless. This piece is a must for me and changed my photography. I give it 5 stars.
Posted by paules86
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Well made, comfortable and secure.
Great hand strap/clutch. Part of Peak Design’s system of camera accessories. Offers a stable alternative to a neck strap. Fully adjustable, well made and secure.
Posted by MaraLee
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Mixed Feelings
I bought this hoping it would give my wrist support to not get tired so quickly. I don’t feel like it does that at all. I will say that it does give me security of not dropping my camera on accident. It’s great for short sessions but on wedding shoots, I prefer the peak design strap. I love that the clips allow me to use both products easily.
Posted by TheConstantShopper
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Dowsnt fit sony bodies well
I’m leaving this review and giving it 4 stars, because of the simple fact that I really wanted to love this, but it didnt fit my Sony A7RV comfortably, it left awkward room for me to hit the shutter button. Now I’m sure this wouldn’t happen with another body like a canon, but I just wanted to give sony users a heads up. Hope this review helps you out!
Posted by SSAethelwulf
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Small and stylish
I love the look and gives a secure feeling while holding the camera. At first the strap seemed too tight but it probably just needed to be worn in to allow it to be a bit more flexible. It does take away the tripod mount but that is to be expected when seeing the design.
Posted by Joey