This camera wrist strap has completely transformed how I handle my equipment. The sheer convenience of the quick-release connector is unparalleled; it allows me to transition between handheld shooting and tripod use with seamless fluidity, a crucial feature when capturing fleeting moments. What truly impressed me, however, is the strap's exceptional durability. Constructed from a high-grade, heavy-duty nylon, it feels incredibly sturdy and reliable. Knowing that it boasts a 198lbs load capacity provides immense peace of mind, especially when using my heavier DSLR and lens combinations. The universal compatibility is another standout feature. I've used it with various cameras, from mirrorless to traditional SLRs, and even experimented with attaching it to my rangefinder, all with perfect compatibility. The adjustable strap is designed with user comfort in mind. It conforms effortlessly to my wrist, providing a secure and comfortable fit, even during extended shooting sessions. I no longer experience the wrist fatigue that I used to, thanks to the thoughtful design and high-quality materials. Beyond its functional benefits, this wrist strap has instilled a sense of confidence in my handling of my gear. It's a small accessory that makes a significant difference, allowing me to focus on capturing the moment without worrying about the security of my camera. If you're a photographer looking for a reliable, convenient, and comfortable wrist strap, this is an absolute must-have. It's a testament to thoughtful design and exceptional build quality.

I have Peak Design wrist and shoulder straps; they are good quality but expensive, so it was nice to find a PD-compatible alternative that costs much less.I'm not sure why the Yullmu wrist strap is so much less expensive--it does appear to be a quality item and almost on par with Peak Design. The main difference in appearance is that the Yullmu clip is larger than the PD clip, but this is a minor issue and does not impact the usefulness of the strap.The strap is wide and soft enough to be comfortable around my wrist with a mirrorless camera and a 75 mm. lens.Though I often hate to support a copycat company (considering R&D costs of an original product), the wide difference in pricing between Yullmu and PD make this a very viable alternative, and I will probably buy additional items in the future.

My major complaint when buying a new camera wrist strap, is that the strap ends up being uncomfortably short . In the past, I have purchased several straps, and they all seem to have this issue including one of the best that is made by PD. I realize this may not be an issue with other camera users, but I have large hands and like the ability to freely reposition my cameras while using. I think what also contributes to my issue is that I’m left-handed and some don’t realize that cameras are instinctively designed for right-handed people.For this strap, the ad looked promising as it was described with a bit longer strap. Upon receipt, I did find the strap length long enough to make me happy. I also liked that it incorporated a PD like design for attaching it to the camera even though the catch is somewhat bulky.The two slightly negatives I had was with the size of the “catch” on the strap. I suppose due to PD patents, it was designed this way to avoid issues. I also have no use for the magnetic function on this strap or others but may have been added to justify an additional cost for the products. Otherwise, this strap will do the job since I can no longer afford PD prices even though I very much appreciate their quality.

I picked up the Yullmu Camera Wrist Strap to use with my cameras. I already have a few Peak Design products - 1x neck strap and 1x wrist strap, yet I have several cameras - so it's always nice to have another wrist strap that's compatible with the PD quick release system. The Yullmu strap is 1.5" longer than the PD strap - the Peak Design measures 9.25" while the Yullmu measures 10.75". Both have magnets in them that enable you to keep it on when not hooked onto your camera, which is convenient. They also claim it can hold up to 198lbs, not sure when I'd put that much load on one wrist, but it's good to know.The Peak Design is $39.95, while the Yullmu comes in at HALF THE PRICE for just $19.99, it's a steal!Overall, if you're looking for a great Quick Release Wrist Strap that won't cost you an extra arm like most photo gear, then I'd definitely recommend picking up this one!

This is a nice alternative to PD Cuff. The material feels pretty nice and the wrist adjustment functions similarly to the PD Cuff. Even the PD Quick Release will fit in this Yullmu camera wrist strap. I like how this wrist strap has a magnet on the sliding part to help keep this wrist strap attached around your wrist when a camera is not attached. The kit comes with one quick-release connector and two triangle rings for your camera.The major difference is with the attachment housing. It's not as fast as the PD Cuff. With this Yullmu camera wrist strap, you need to push down on the lock and then slide away from the quick-release connector. Once the quick-release connector is in place, it's very secure.

This is a very nice camera strap at a good price that rivals the named brands. It is made of high quality material and very comfortable, I have no problem trusting this strap with my expensive camera. So I would highly recommend this strap and at the same time save your self some money.

Haven’t heard of this brand, but the connection is very secure, probably even more so than regular peak design