I bought this camera wrist strap to complement my Peak Design wrist strap. I use a Nikon D750. I have used the Peak Design strap for several years and it has worked flawlessly.Pros for the Lynca: The wrist strap itself looks good and appears to be made of good quality leather. The stitching is high quality. The padding provides good comfort. It feels good around my hand as I hold the camera. The quick release plate fits my Manfrotto 680B monopod, the Peak Design does not. I expect over time the leather strap will stretch a bit and have to be adjusted and this is not a problem.Con for the Lynca: The main con, and it is a major one, is the plate is made of plastic even though the box it came in says in two places the plate is metal. The plate is NOT metal-it is plastic. Had I known this I would not have bought the Lynca strap. The Peak Design plate is aluminum and this one should be too especially since the manufacturer says the plate is metal twice on the box. Once again the plate is plastic, not metal. While I trust the Lynca strap for hand held shooting I cannot trust the Lynca plate to hold my Nikon firmly and not break when mounted to my monopod. This is a major shortcoming of the Lynca strap. I will have to unscrew the Lynca quick release plate from the bottom of my camera and attach the Manfrotto aluminum plate every time on shoots requiring a monopod, then unscrew the Manfrotto plare and re-attach the Lynca plate for hand-held. The fact the Lynca plate fits the Manfrotto was the reason I bought this strap in the first place. I shoot hand-held with my 24-70 and with the monopod when using my 70-200. The second con, a minor one, is the Lynca is difficult to loosen or tighten due to its design. Once in a while as the leather stretches with use it will need adjustment, but I expect not often.The plastic plate is a major dissappointment and the reason this is not a 5-star review. If Lynca sends me the metal plate it says should have been there to begin with I will raise this review to 5-stars.