Peak DesignCuff Camera Wrist Strap Midnight Blue (CF-MN-3)

I got a full PD strap before I got this one. I do like having a full strap at times but when I'm not taking a lot of photos or on a tour, having just a simple wrist strap is very nice. I don't want to drop my expensive camera or lenses so having a quick on/off strap is a must. It's just very simple to have a bit of drop protection at all times. And combined with the Peak Design capture clip, I can attach my camera to my pack but still have a simple wrist strap for when I'm holding the camera. And I can easily swap it for the full neck strap when I want to.

Desde que me topé con esta marca, he podido apreciar que se trata de un equipo que definitivamente sabe pensar en la estética, funcionalidad y calidad. Desde el empaque hasta el producto son de apreciar. Sinceramente no imaginaba que a algo tan simple como una correa de muñeca le brindaran tanto detalle y esmero.El empaque advierte ya que se trata de un producto de calidad: viene en una caja bastante rígida y bien señalizada que, por si fuera poco, hasta cuenta con un cierre magnético. Este producto, como lo indica Peak Design, incluye dos anclas, de las cuales una de ellas, como si ya la caja no era suficiente, viene dentro de una pequeña bolsa, y no de plástico desechable, sino de tela con cierre de cordón, dentro de la cual también hay instrucciones para acoplar las anclas en la cámara. Cabe destacar que hasta la papelería está impresa en un papel rígido y compacto, no el típico que encontramos en la mayoría de productos.Ya la correa como tal es excelente; como hice alusión al inicio, está pensada para ayudar y no ser un estorbo, con su construcción simple, materiales robustos y su capacidad para usarse como pulsera. Pero con lo que más estoy encantado es con el sistema de anclaje, el cual no puede ser más práctico. No solo permite un desacople verdaderamente rápido, sino que el material es ya una garantía de durabilidad y confiabilidad.Es por ello que se han convertido para mí en las únicas correas en que puedo confiar y espero en poco tiempo conseguir la correa de cuello.Gracias Peak Design y Amazon.

As someone who has always wrapped a regular strap around my wrist when shooting photos, I finally broke down and got a cuff wrist strap. I looked at some reviews and researched Peak Design and liked what I read/saw/learned and decided this was the one for me. It fits, of course. What I mean is that it is easy to put my hand through the strap. It will then tighten down so my camera isn't going anywhere my hand doesn't go. This is important, since the Z8 is not low-priced camera. I went with the blue, and also got a neck strap for those times I am hiking. OK, walking, as I don't really hike anymore. I have a sling to put the camera in and the cuff lies on top of the camera, so I can just put my hand through it when I take my camera out. This is a quality product, and a bit pricey, but I think it is worth it. The mission of Peak Design is also worth taking a look at. Nice job, PD.

I picked up the PEAK DESIGN Cuff, and it's been a great addition for my camera setup. It’s perfect for times when I don’t need a full strap but still want some security. The design is sleek, and the quick-release feature makes it easy to snap on and off. It’s comfortable, and I love how it keeps my camera safe while staying out of the way. Perfect for casual, quick shooting!

I love this peak design strap. It is very sturdy and stays on well. I trust it to hold my camera and like that it tightens on your wrist. I also really like the "quick release" 'clips' that come with it, so it can easily be taken off and switched which side of the camera it is on.

For a small camera this makes it easy to carry on a wrist, and I like it.

I've tried neck straps before but I definitely prefer this wrist strap. It's all I ever use.

It works great, but the back part quickly rust off and it looks terrible, not even a year long after I buy it. Maybe yo should consider this if you think it will last long and worth the investment.