Camera Wrist Straps

First off, this strap is good. It’s good enough that I bought the full size strap at full price after getting this one. The connectors lock in well and they can free spin so the dyneema cords don’t twist as much. The fabric is soft and won’t chaff. The other advantage is that when you are clicking the bead into place the orientation doesn’t matter, unlike flat disc designs that can be a bit fussy sometimes. I’m glad I picked this up.

The PGYTECH wrist strap is very comfortable to wear, and the material is pliable and doesn't require the break-in period needed with some genuine leather straps. The quick release is easy to use and feels very secure when engaged. The plastic buckle which contains the QR mechanism is a bit bulky, so you'll have to turn it just right to get it out of your way; it's not enough of a bother to make it unusable, but I find that attaching it to the bottom strap slot on my camera cage makes it a non-issue.If you like the magnetic buckle attachment shown in the product videos, be advised that it may not work for you. Like many Chinese-made products, that feature is not quite "American-sized." The magnetic buckle can attach to the strap at only one point, so you'll find it impossible to use if your wrist is larger than ~7.5 inches. If you don't care about the magnetic feature, a larger wrist won't be a problem.It's a nice strap overall, but it would be good to see a lower-profile buckle and more than one magnetic attachment point in the next iteration.

This is comparable design to the peak design one I have, shown side by side in last picture. The touch and handles of this strap is comfortable, maybe due to more softer material used. I would say this is good for consumer to pick one they like not because of cost.

This strap is definitely well made. Looks classy and the leather is soft. The quick release works great as well.I used this strap on one full day of shooting and noticed that sometimes the slider that adjusts the tightness will sometimes keep the strap almost too restricted where it can't spin around my wrist.I have a couple of other wrist straps that are designed with more of a loose fit but still secure.I'm still going to give it five stars because the build quality is excellent. Some people might actually like how tight this strap can get but I personally like my wrist straps to be somewhat loose to where they can spin around and follow the camera.

This wrist strap is similar to another one I have, but this one has a softer material and a unique quick connect system. The quick connectors are referred to as "quick beads", which is a functional design, but requires a hard press on the connector to disconnect. Although secure, the quick beads don't always attach properly, unless adjusted. The quick beads are round in nature and can rotate on the connector end, which I think is pretty neat.There is a warning on the box that says the suede microfiber can stain light colored objects, which is something to be aware of. The strap itself is a bit on the stiff side, but the exterior suede material is pleasantly soft.Just like the other strap I have, this one is bulky where the quick connectors attach. When using my camera, I have to make sure the bulky connector is in between my thumb and index area, otherwise it can flop around and hit the camera.Overall, this is a durable feeling wrist strap with an interesting quick connector system, although it's not always easy to connect or disconnect. This strap is not the most original design since it borrows a lot of ideas from similar straps, but the suede material is very comfortable.