JJC DSLR Camera Hand Strap Grip Wrist Strap With Standing U Plate for Nikon Z50 II Z50II D780 D850 D810 D800 D750 D610 D600 D500 D7500 D7200 D7100 D7000 D5600 D5500 D5300 D5200 D3500 D3400 D3300 D6 D5

Nikon can get really heavy with the nikkor lens. this wrist strap helps to prevent fatigue.

You have any heavy Professional camera. Say a Canon 1D anything. That is one heavy camera. You don't do neck straps. I get it. Neither do I! I have a Canon 1DX and a 1D mk.4. Both are exceptionally large and heavy cameras. The 1DX is 3 pounds before a lens goes on. Holding by the grip alone gets old really fast.Enter the JJC Hand Strap. I had my doubts about this. Probably would die on my first outing. Surprise of surprises, it really does work. Now I have 2 of these so that is double the sample of your typical review here.It is simple to put on the strap lugs of your camera, and adjust to fit. Note you want to pay attention to the comfort and taughtness so your camera doesn't leave you. I have read elsewhere the strap button is a concern, so far both of mine are holding up. I don't really wear these for a really long time, it is mostly for security when I am shooting especially long glass, and extra security makes me feel better.The Materials seem to be right for the price and sewing and durability okay so far. I have researched the big names out there and will probably go with them at some point, but so far this product is doing what is promised. I love the extendable legs. Makes it nice to put the camera down level rather than a tilt to its lens nose for instance.I have some other friends with Canons too and are interested on my impressions of this product.Allot of no's make it an easy yes for me. No defects like the button snap, no coming loose from the settings I made to it. No threads coming apart. One of my big concerns. No sweat build up on wearing it, another possible concern I anticipated but so far non issue.I can't really say anything negative about it.I can't say it will fit all cameras. It fits my 1D cameras just fine for sure. It doesn't have those annoying dangly noisy strap hooks like my Sony did. Took those off right away. My Sony's are light enough that a strap isn't really a need there. I have the a7ii and a7R ii. Also an a6400 too, and an RX10.If you hate the weight without the security, and you despise neck straps, at least with my experience you'll do fine with these. Recommended.P.S. May not fit all cameras as the vendor says. Not surprising really.

It is well ergonomically designed. I wish there is a way to not use bottom of camera.

I've tried a number of hand straps and not liked any of them. I tried a $75.00 Spider Pro strap and loved it, but it costs $75.00. The JJC strap is a clone for one-third the price. I now have five of them on my DSLRs with battery grips. Thank you, JJC!

Saves you full frame camera from gravityMust have

Very pleased with the stability it provides

I have been using this strap for a while now and it is just what I wanted. I did not want to walk around with my camera hanging from my neck and this strap met my expectations very well. The snap on the strap that goes around the wrist is still very solid and snaps in tight.The only thing was my mistake, I thought that I ordered the strap that could fit a neck strap if I wanted to, but I ordered the wrong one. I contacted the company and they quickly responded back telling me that there was not any way to retro fit the model I got to accommodate the neck strap. I probably will order that one in the future.

I got this for my new Pentax K-1 Mark II.Although it fits fine, has convenient little flip forward legs so you can set your camera down flat, the base is big and bulky. I'm a little taller than average with hands that match {XL Gloves berely fit}. Even so, the base makes holding the camera a little clumsy.I tried it with the arms flipped forward and that does make hand holding pretty secure, but reaching the focus ring was taxing. With the arms folded back and stowed, it is easier to reach the focus ring, but the corner of the base digs in and makes holding still a challenge.Even with the camera set to auto {why would somone buy a good DSLR or quality mirrorless and not at least use apurature priority mode? Just use your phone if you're not in it to enjoy it}.I'll be keeping this setup, but it will probbaly be relogated to my Pentax K10D since it isn't used much, and has a much smaller body.Not a bad purchase, but it could be better.