Hand Strap [5-Pack] Lanyard with Quick-Release for Camera & Cell Phone - Straps Around Your Wrist - By Premium Accessories Brand (Black)

Man, I haven't yet subjected these straps to the 'acid-test', as I have a number of pocketable and not pocketable cameras which I intend to attach these straps to, butNG the quality of the straps and the securements (instantly detachable/attachable represent a level of quality I was not expecting for the price.However, if I can get a few months use out of them (I'm notoriously hard on EVERYTHING) I'll be satisfied with my purchase. I really like how one may leave a portion of the strap hanging out of a back pocket, making the camera INSTANTLY accessible for the quick shot. Great value for the penney.

I love my new camera straps! I received a new digital camera for Christmas and it came with a strap. But that strap was made of a sturdy type of braided fabric -- in white, no less! I am sure it is washable but I could imagine how dirty it might become with use over time. And I didn't want to be bothered with washing my camera strap -- I have enough other things to do! So I searched Amazon and found these lovely, sturdy, black and red straps -- and 5 of them to boot! What a terrific deal! They are very sturdy looking, easy to attach to the camera and certainly won't have me worrying about it looking dirty all the time. Thank you so much for putting 5 in the package -- what a deal. I gave one to a family member for their camera and have found uses for two of the others. I have 2 digital timers, one in the kitchen and one in my bedroom which I use constantly. They are square and kind of awkward to hold (in fact, I already dropped one, broke it and had to replace it). However, they do have a little tab for hanging up if desired. I have now attached my new hand strap lanyards to each of them. It makes it so easy to carry the timers with me so I don't miss it when they beep. Great for barbecuing outside, doing laundry, or putting my feet up for a minute while something cooks away in the kitchen. So I have found uses for all but one of your terrific hand straps. I am sure I will find something equally handy to do with the last one. Thanks for making such a sturdy, handsome, and practical carrier!

Overall not bad, the disconnect is unique and might be of use to some, however the size of the loop is an issue for me and I wear a medium to large glove. Anyone with above average hands will struggle to get their hand through the loop.

I bought this largely based on the positive reviews, and the reviews are positive for a reason. These work great! I have an iPhone 6S Plus, so it's a beast. My kids and I were going to go parasailing, and being the rare occasion this is, I wanted to get lots of good pictures. But I also wasn't thrilled about the idea of holding my iPhone in my increasingly-sweaty hand as we ascended to around 400 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. Not a good "whoops, I dropped it" spot. So a quick search yielded this item. Initially I was concerned that it wouldn't help because iPhones don't have holes you can thread the loops through. But cases do! The string is thin enough (but still very strong) that I threaded it through the hole in the case for the earbud jack, and the case easily goes back over the string. And because I was still concerned (read: obsessive), I put a second one through the hole in the case for the charger. Same thing, case went on perfectly. So I actually had my phone attached to my wrist with two of these things--it wasn't going anywhere. There's room to move it around and take pictures, and no worries about feeding my iPhone to the sharks. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to get good pictures with a cell phone, but worries about dropping it in less-than-typical photographic scenarios.

Usually, these would be attached to cameras, but I had recently gotten a new phone and wanted it to be secured in case of a slip or fall. It was easy to slip into the holes on my phone case. I also appreciate that there's an adjustable clasp to tighten to strap around my hand/wrist or when I attached the strap to my bag. I've walked around a lot the past few weeks, and I've ran up and down a lot of stairs when I needed to get from one place to another. My phone never fell, and the strap feels very sturdy, despite the phone tugging on it ( I do take care not to have my phone come too close to walls when it dangles from my wrist). Since, it comes in a pack of 5, I had given one to my mom and my sibling, and they are very pleased with it. Would definitely buy more when I need replacements.

I liked the design of the product that it had a quick release feature which would make it easier to thread through tiny holes. I’m using this primarily for a wrist strap attacked to my phone case, and one other for my digital camera that I hardly ever use.If looking for a pack of 5, this would probably be a good deal, I just wish they sold in less quantities because it’s like I paid $9 for 1 (maybe 2) hand straps, unless one breaks and then I have backups. But finding where I put the rest of them will be a hassle.The product itself seems well made, I just wish the fabric used for the wrist strap were not as wide and not as “stratchy” as it’s not the smoothest to slip my hand in and out like my other camera straps. I do like that it is adjustable and you can secure it to the side of your wrist. I just wish these came in a smaller pack, and the strap was either longer, or made of a thinner/less hand-stratching material, as it defeats the purpose of its use.