Gift for my husband, he loved it. The strap was way yayyyy to small for his wrist.

I liked the accessories and it worked great under the sea. I had the wrist strap on, so a little shaky, may want to use the headstrap next time.

Very good! It comes with almost everything you need!! The chest strap, however is missing a piece to make it useful at all. I read another review saying that, and I just assumed it was just one person, but I wasn't very surprised when I was missing it too. The yellow bobber holder has a blue wrist strap that you can attach to your hand so you won't lose it, but the strap being on the top makes it not useful because for it to be tight enough to have any use, you wouldn't be able to hold the thing you need to hold, and you grip would need to be too high. The case is too small to comfortably and easily fit everything and being able to access without moving everything, but you get what you pay for. The velcro wrist strap is a good idea to record on roller coasters, and maybe the chest strap too, if you are allowed to or wear a dark enough shirt - or if you had the piece to use the chest strap at all. Unboxing was very fun and exciting. Overall, I think it's a good purchase. You get a lot of what you need, all at once for a super good price!! The biggest negative is the missing piece for the chest

I like everything but I did not get the 360-degree rotary wrist strap. Everything else is good.

I like the addition of the wrist strap for extra security. Good product.

It's a good strap better then what came In my sony package

I have never had a wrist strap before and I wonder what took me so long. This strap is amazing. It gives such control of holding the camera. It fits comfortably and I have fat wrists and hands. With the neck strap, I always worried about the camera getting knocked around, and that is gone with this wrist strap.

This is a low-cost camera strap that is attractive and functional. Others have said there is some "stretch" and "neoprene" but not in my copies. Mine have a coarse-woven black nylon underside that does provide some non-slip, but I would never wear them other than around the neck with my two DSLR cameras as they are too expensive to risk dropping. They attach just like the factory straps, but they are much wider in the contact areas, a lot nicer looking, and don't shout out the make of your camera.At maximum extension, my camera now hangs a little above my waste, and I'm pretty tall at 6'1" and have a pretty big waste :) I got two different designs so I'll easily be able to tell my Pentax K5 apart from the K5 IIs. The connection between the thin nylon strap that goes through the traditional strap holders on the camera body and the wider strap is single stitched. However, it is stitched on both sides and also at the top. Nevertheless, I will be checking this periodically to make sure I'm not surprised by a failure.Sometimes simple is best, and after looking at a lot of options, I decided this was the best way to go for me and my use of the cameras, which is often on tripods. It's easy enough to take this strap on an off the neck for tripod use and it doesn't interfere with the viewfinder of LCD.It doesn't come with instructions, but it does have the plastic connectors that you would have with a factory strap and it connects in exactly the same way. One thing I do is to wrap a strip of Gorilla tape around the loose end to make sure the little slip-on plastic piece that holds the trailing edge stays in place. Just an added precaution I've always used, even with the manufacturer's straps.One final thing is that rubber band they give you. I spent half an hour trying to figure out how to use it. I tried folding up the strap and putting the rubber band over it to hold it in the camera case; I tried wrapping the rubber band around the camera body housing; I tried everything I could think of.....And then it hit me: This is supposed to be one of those wrist bracelets to advertise their product!! LOL. WOW. Why did they make it black when their product is so colorful? If anyone has any other ideas, let me know; but that's what I think it's for. I have two straps, so I can wear one on each wrist !!!However, you will find that people come up to you and ask, "What is that you're wearing?", and when you say "a wrist band", they will ask you, "Is it Eggs Now, or Egg Snow?" What I will say is the left wrist is "Egg Snow" and the right wrist is "Eggs Now". If you buy two, there's your strategy! If you buy one, you'll have to figure it out on your own.