Mirrorless Camera Hand Grip Strap for Leica Q3 43 Canon EOS R8 R6 Mark II R10 R7 R3 R5 C R6 R RP M50 II for Nikon Z50II Zf Z f Z8 Z30 Z fc Z6 Z7 II Z50 for Fuji XS20 XT5 XH2S XT4 S5II S1R Olympus OM-5

I am not a camera wrist strap guy but a mirrorless camera is so light and small I thought I would give one a try. Very pleased. It is well made and thought out. Straps are solid and made of metal. I am a tinkerer and "what would I have done" is a common thought process. Did not have that thought with this.Features I especially liked were:- Strap around my wrist.- Swiss tripod mount- Flip out eyelet so I could add a neck strap to the left side of the camera.

It’s the best camera strap I’ve ever used.It’s so comfortable, supportive and easy to setup.

I dont like straps around my neck because they irritate my skin and are not comfortable. This snaps around my wrist and i really dont have to hold it as I walk around.

Se ajusta muy bien a la mano y es muy cómodo, se siente seguro al sostener y tiene compartimentó con más accesorios

Unfortunately the clip on this device is too thick to thread through the little loop in my MFT mirrorless DSLR, so I had to come up with an awkward solution to connect it tomy camera. Because of that I can easily remove it OR put it on.It’s incredibly comfortable on the hand though, and incredibly adjustable. The camera feels like it could dangle from your hand all day without a worry. This lets the hand and arm relax some, knowing the camera is secure.It is bulky as all get out though, and the lack of a quick release to remove the whole thing is a bummer.The biggest negative is the weight. The mounting plate is a hunk of solid metal, and it ain’t aluminum. It adds not only a ton of bulk to my lithe little micro-four-thirds, it adds so much weight my camera now feels like a full-frame camera. If I had a larger camera, this would be unbearable for when I put the camera around my neck... which is not fun anymore due to the pendulum effect from having that increased hanging mass.