Peak Design Cuff Camera Wrist Strap, Ash, Compatible with DSLR, Compact and Point-and-Shoot Cameras, Low Profile, Quick Release and Connection, 200 lb Capacity, Camera Straps for Photographers

The Peak Design Cuff is hands-down one of the best wrist straps I’ve used. It’s incredibly comfortable, with soft yet durable materials that feel great even during long shoots. The quick-connect system is brilliant — fast, secure, and super easy to swap between gear. I also love the magnetic clasp that keeps the strap tidy on my wrist or out of the way when not in use. It gives that extra peace of mind without adding bulk. Stylish, functional, and built to last — a must-have for photographers who like to keep it minimal and secure.

I love it. Easy to manage and provides a different anchore point for.my camera and the situational need.

The Peak Design Cuff Camera Wrist Strap comes well built with excellent quality. I initially purchased 1, but after seeing how well built they were, and the ease of attaching the cuffs to your camera, I bought more. The cuff arrives in nice packing and instructions on how to attach the cuff to your camera. It also comes with a small tool that aids in the attachment of the cuff to the camera's eyelet. You can also register your product on their site, or search for new products. Great quality and great buy.

I love it, if my camera isn’t on a sling then it’s on this. Specifically I like the color and how it’s broken in, it’s definitely more comfortable after some use. I like the quick disconnect aspect and the fact that you can lock it open and it will still catch the camera. So far, the only time I’ve tested it was on purpose to see if it works, but it’s worked every time and gets the job done. I don’t really care for the magnetic bracelet function, when I’ve tried it the magnet doesn’t seem strong enough to keep the strap together, and I’d rather just remove the whole thing from my wrist. Overall this thing is awesome, I like the look, the feel, and the actual job it does.

The Peak Design Cuff Camera Wrist Strap is an excellent blend of style, functionality, and durability. Its comfortable to wear and easy to adjust, it's a must-have for photographers seeking a reliable wrist strap. I used this when out in the snow, and it was perfect for detaching and attaching when getting in and out of my car!

The Peak Design Cuff Camera Wrist Strap is incredibly well built, seamlessly works within the Peak Design system, and has a modern design. The wrist strap is strong enough to hold heavier DSLR cameras. The anchor links are sturdy and work with other Peak Design camera straps. This allows you to quickly move between cameras. The design is modern and utilitarian. The grey wrist strap looks great and it is accented by leather. Unfortunately, the tan leather on my product arrived with scratches, and I chose to just live with it. Overall, this is a great purchase and my go-to camera strap for shorter shoots.

This whole photography thing is new to me. An iPhone has been my camera for more than a decade. It's small, convenient and takes damn good photos.Upgrading to a full-frame, mirrorless camera is a big change from a cost and learning curve perspective. Not knowing what I needed to keep my camera safe from harm and make it easy to carry around, I bought cage from SmallRig. The cage added weight and bulk and really wasn't an improvement. Knowing that I'm going to be lugging this thing around, I decided a simple strap that could affix to my wrist and the camera was likely all I needed to prevent dropping it.While the strap won't protect it if I run into anything, for me a simple strap that easily attaches and detaches to my camera seems to be the ticket.If the few instances where I have taken the camera out to shoot with it, adding this strap seemed like a no-brainer way to carry it around when I'm not in shooting mode. I also bought a Peak Design clip that would allow me to tether it to my belt or backpack strap. I haven't tried that yet, either.Peak Design offers a nylon strap or the leather and nylon one I got. Nylon (or whatever they call it), seems like it could be better in wet weather, but cows stand in the rain, too, so I got the leather/nylon combo because it was readily available when I ordered it.

Until yesterday, I would have given this at most 4 stars and that's mostly because it works with the otherwise extremely convenient peak design anchors.I was bothered by how the cuff automatically tightens itself around the wrist. I can see how this could be tremendously useful in some cases, but in my case I'm trying to put this on and off fast. And loosening is not super simple.Early on, I "discovered" that little magnet in in there which allows you to wear the strap as a wristband. I don't know that I'd use that but it's a nice little bonus.But only yesterday, after owning this thing for months, did I notice that you can lock the cuff open. All you have to do is pull the metal part all the way out, there is a little resistance to lock it in place. This has just made this thing a solid 5 stars for me.Long story short, this is a no brainer if you're into the PD echosystem.