Peak Design Abdominal Support

You get what you pay for and for this camera accessory, there’s a reason why it commands a higher price compared to others. It may seem like many other camera straps, but it’s engineered very differently, having a clever attaching mechanism that is simple but very effective, strong and seems very dependable.Since being a photographer, I have heard of Peak Design for many years and had been using a different system but was looking to change, especially to use in my professional work, something simpler but efficient, knowing how well received this new brand is.This system has a more fluid eco system and very well engineered and thought out products, so I can expand further into their products as and when needed.My only one tiny criticism, when the strap cinches on your arm, I would like an ability to somehow lock it, so does not fully squeeze around my arm, perhaps something in the next iteration.I’ll probably engineer something myself to enable me to do that for now.This is professional product no doubt and worth every penny.

Excellent quality. Looks good too. Watch the demo on You Tube to be shown how practical and well thought out this strap is. Although perhaps a tad expensive, I am very pleased with this strap and thoroughly recommend it.

I love the quality of this strap, but I can't work out how to fit it to the tiny connectors on my camera. I've watched a couple of videos on youtube, but they are all using anchors with thiner cord. If I can't find a way to resolve this I will have to return it to Amazon. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it.As for the strap itself, it is amazing quality, it is secure and worth every penny, but please make sure that the cord will go through the connecting brackets on you camera first. If you own a Fuji camera please be aware that they will not fit your camera without the metal triangle bits that fuji provide for you to attach their neck strap that comes with the kit. In my opinion these little trangle attachments are likely to scratch your camera, and I for one don't want to use them.Revised Review:I gave this strap a 2 star rating because I couldn't find a way to attach it to my camera, a Fuji X T20. The instructions provided with the strap simply aren't as clear as they should be. Having tried most of the day to attach this strap I gave up. The strap comes with a great quality travel pouch, when I looked inside the pouch I found the spare anchor and two little very neet split rings. I attached one of the split rings to the connector on my camera and then it was really simple to attach the anchor to that, but the instructions provided no information about the split rings or how and when to use them.I think Peak Design need to explain how and when these split rings are used in their instructions. It must be so frustrating for Fuji Camera owners trying to fit the thick cord anchors that Peak Design provide to their cameras. If the instructions were clearer, I'm sure it would be of benefit to both Peak Design in respect to more sales, and Fuji Camera owners, who may want to use this amazing strap.Another tip I have, is there is a large square magnet in the leather effect part of the strap. Peak Design has designed the strap to be both worn and stored like a bracelet. There are two magnets, one in the leather effect portion of the strap and another in the plastic clip that attaches to the anchor. The idea is that you put the strap on your wrist so it fits like a bracelet, then wrap the rest of the strap around your wrist taking note of where the plastic clip ends on the leather effect portion of the strap. You then need to move the magnet along inside the strap so that it sits under the plastic clip, the two magnets then connect allowing you to wear the strap as a bracelet when not connected to your camera. Its really hard to move the magnet, but if you pinch both sides of the leather portion where the magnet is located and then push the magnet along, moving the magnet to the desired location becomes so very easy. This also allows the strap to be stored neatly away when not in use two.This is such a great product and I'm really please I worked out how to attach it to my Fuji Camera.

The strap is nice and premium. The best wrist strap i can recommend for its slim and sleek design with various colors you can choose. But this one here is £7.00 expensive compared to their official website. If i checked before checking this out, I would have bought in their official website.

Second one I’ve bought absolutely great nice and secure and good quality

Great wrist strap, I'll admit it's a little on the pricy side, however it feels high quality and it tightens when tension is put on the end, so if your wearing it a little loosely and you drop your camera, it should tighten and not slip off your wrist (unless your wearing it excessively loose).You also get a pouch and 2 clip connectors which can give you some options for strap positioning.

I was looking at getting one of these for a while and I'm glad I bit the bullet. As someone who is picky and scrutinizes everything I own, I must say that the general quality is second to none, great material choices, looks great and the fit and finish is amazing.The cuff comes into its own when you take advantage of the quick release and magnet in the strap, being able to go from having your camera securely attached to your wrist, to having it detached, with the strap wrapped (in bracelet form) around your wrist in just a few seconds is brilliant.I'll admit there's a bit of a learning curve, but it's worth it (at least it is for me and style of shooting).UPDATE: 23/09/21I still love it, I use it any time I use my camera. Its gotten slightly dirty with use, but is still practically in the same condition as when I bought it.Ill add that I haven't really used the magnetic "bracelet" mode often as the magnet is a bit on the weak side. although ive used when going into a café and just don't want it flopping around.Would still recommend.