If you care about the security of your digital camera, I recommend you to buy this shoulder strap. I'll make a premise right now, I always thought the original shoulder straps were the best ever, but after a bad personal experience I can assure you it's not always the case... This one from K&F Concept comes into play one beautiful premium box in gold and silver. I was immediately impressed by the THICKNESS of a whopping 3 cm, as well as an adjustment in length from 100 to 160 cm. With a weight of 130 grams, it can carry up to 36 kilograms, a load that cannot be achieved with any combination of SLR and TELEPHOTO. I can wear it 3 ways: classic on the NECK, DIAGONAL from the shoulder to the opposite side and directly on the single SHOULDER. The STRAP is 100% nylon with synthetic polymers, it's practically the same material as car seat belts... and I said it all! THE HOOKS are METAL, 3mm thick, and not plastic like the standard shoulder straps. Bonded with high quality leather with double stitching. Also, most original shoulder straps don't detach easily, so I'll let you imagine the inconvenience every time I need to attach the reflexes to the tripod (or monopod), so much so that most of the time it's better to let them be attached to the camera, dangling and interfering. This one, on the other hand, has two comfortable buckles that allow for quick release. They are made of a durable and unbreakable material, stealth nylon. They release in 3 steps and with the help of both hands, so you can be sure that they cannot accidentally come off (in my video I tried to pull them repeatedly). And finally, the CORDINA that attaches to the camera straps is coated with 3 layers, each with its own color. It is always good to check the state of wear and color of the same. The outside is BLACK to indicate the excellent maintenance condition, the second inner layer is YELLOW which signals the risk of breakage and finally the last RED inner layer which indicates the impending breakage of the shoulder strap. In conclusion I can say that the choice of shoulder strap is very personal, it is certainly not cheap but thanks to the opportunity given I can say that I had no problems doing some stress tests. Basically I DRAW, DRAW and ABUSE it in every way before entrusting it with my work SLRs, both combined with two very heavy lenses (L-series). I've tried it on both the Canon 5D with 24-70 f2.8 and the mammoth Canon 1D+ 70-200 f2.8 "white-toed". Knowing the models and weights of this equipment, you can be sure that any MIRROR (more objective) can be entrusted to this shoulder strap. However, I found a DEFECT... but only if we decide to use the shoulder strap in the classic way, i.e. on the NECK. Unfortunately, due to the lack of a soft lining, neck strain can develop after a few minutes, especially when using heavy equipment. It is therefore enough to change the position frequently, perhaps shifting it to the shoulder. Too bad because it took very little to be the PERFECT SHOULDER STRAP for my needs. If you find it at a discount, maybe with coupons, it turns out to be a good deal!

was looking for a light and durable harness and found a very good product. The inside of the belt is slippery and easy to slip your arm through. I particularly like the unique locking mechanism. You can remove the strap without taking the strap off your arm. This lock requires a two-step printing process for security, so you can count on it. The nylon cord that runs through the side of the camera has been designed to be easily identifiable by color even if damaged. I think it's a handy camera strap that I recommend.

bought this as I have a lot of gear from K&F Concepts and they never disappoint with their quality and pricing. With their equipment and accessories you get excellent value for money. This durable strap is comfortable to wear on my Fujifilm X100V all day when doing street or travel photography, it doesn't bother my neck and is strong, it can easily carry a heavier camera.

It looks like a peak design strap. Apparently, if there is a piece attached to the camera side, you can attach it to other cameras and use it in the same way. Is it the original usage that needs to be removed when a movie is made? The lock on the detachable part is a double lock, so it seems that it will not loosen due to a certain momentum, so you can use it with confidence.

It's pretty obvious in the packaging that this is an attempt to compete with other strap brands like Peak Design. I would almost say they source their materials from the same supplier. In a way, that's a great thing because they feel great and are very durable in my experience. The added black, yellow and red security feature is a nice touch, although it's probably more show than really necessary as I've never seen a connection fail like this. The strap fabric is super comfortable. I would say that this strap has two major design flaws but that would make me reconsider ordering another one. First, the plastic buckles are unattractive and never inspire that much confidence in me. I've never seen a cord connector break, but buckles break all the time and are just generally unruly. I think Peak Design's anchors are a much better approach. The second issue is that out of the box the strap is very long to hold a camera just above the waist of a 5-10 inch person, which is where I like to keep my cameras. However this is the shortest strap go and leave the two metal sliders straight at the back of the neck for adjustment (see photo). Any weight on the strap will cause them to dig into your neck. That's a terrible shame as the rest of the strap would otherwise It's so comfortable. I'll probably switch to a shoulder strap to play out a little length and actually be able to use it.

Replaced by collar. It's a good quality product and light weight but it says you can adjust the length but putting your arm through it only compresses it from the weight of the camera so you can only secure a certain length. Since there is no manual, I feel that it cannot be adjusted.

am using this on a Sony DSC-F828 camera. Fixed lens, swiveling body and a very heavy camera. What I like: • Nice gray herringbone bracelet, smooth and comfortable. • Heavy duty security/anti-theft buckles. • Camera body straps (with built-in wear indicator!) are much thicker and stronger than most camera straps; • Leather patches, two of which *securely* hold the body loops. • I'm a tall guy who also uses the camera strap as a wrist strap. Easy to do with this strap as it is generous in length yet easy to wrap. What I don't like: • Strap adjustment buckles are aluminum and can scratch my old camera. That's it. I love the "old school" 50's look and feel of this camera strap. It's so comfortable I don't even need (and want) a shoulder pad. But the aluminum strap buckles make me very nervous about using this strap or even putting my camera in my pocket with the strap inside.

This adjustable camera strap is just what I needed to secure my Sony A74 to my wrist when taking videos or photos. It feels made out of quality material and the box it comes in is very attractive. I love the design of the product. You can adjust the length and I can hold up to 80 pounds of weight, making it safe for my expensive camera. A cool feature is the safety alert system, which uses colors to let you know if it's still safe to use. Make a great gift for any camera lover or keep it for yourself like I do.

I always use the camera by hanging it around my neck, but now I can convert it to a wrist strap and it's comfortable without feeling tied down. By clipping it to your wrist to prevent it from falling, you can shoot with confidence.

The K&F Concept Adjustable DSLR Camera Wrist Strap is a great option for camera users who want to carry their camera securely and comfortably. The lightweight and durable design ensures your camera is held securely, while the adjustable strap allows for a custom fit that's comfortable for extended periods of use. Compatible with a wide range of camera makes and models, this wrist strap is a versatile option for any photographer.