I bought the Crimson & Ash Grey version for my daily driver. The climbing rope is noticeably high-quality and feels very secure even with a heavier lens attached. The matte leather ends are thick and well-stitched. It’s a bit stiff right out of the box, but it breaks in nicely after a few days of shooting. Definitely a solid choice if you’re tired of generic nylon straps.
I was looking for a strap that didn't feel like plastic, and this climbing rope is perfect. The 10mm thickness is very comfortable on the neck even with a heavier setup. You can tell the leather work is high quality—the stitching is solid. It feels much safer than the original strap.
Love the minimalist look of this black and red rope camera wristband. The handmade detail gives it a premium feel that mass-produced straps just don't have. It’s the perfect thickness (10mm) to feel secure without being bulky. Shipping to the US was smooth, and it fits my camera's lugs perfectly.
Appreciate the handcrafted touch. The stitching is clean and the full-grain leather ends feel premium. It’s a straightforward rope camera strap that does exactly what it's supposed to do while looking great on a vintage film camera
"I’ve been using the violet elastic camera strap on my Fujifilm X-T5 for about two weeks. As a handmade product, the quality of the leather ends is impressive. The elastic core is a bit different if you're used to rigid climbing rope straps—it has a noticeable bounce that actually helps with shoulder pressure during long walks. Just a heads up: it does stretch as described, so it might not be for everyone, but for a lightweight mirrorless setup, it’s a very comfortable and stylish choice."