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ProMaster Neoprene Wrist Strap for DSLR Cameras

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$7.41 $11.95 In stock

Category: Camera Straps

The ProMaster Neoprene Wrist Strap for DSLRs offers a comfortable alternative to a neckstrap for your camera. The quick connect clip allows you to easily attache or remove the strap from your camera.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel R. ★★★★★

This wrist strap is much more comfortable than I expected—the neoprene cushion really takes the weight off my hand during a long day of shooting. I love that I can clip it on quickly when I need the security and leave the neck strap at home.

Elizabeth F. ★★★★★

I was worried about the strap slipping off my shoulder, but this wrist strap’s quick connect clip makes it super easy to attach and remove on the fly. The neoprene is soft enough that I barely notice it’s there during a long shoot.

Olivia ★★★★★

The quick connect clip is a lifesaver when I need to swap between my tripod and handheld shots. The neoprene is cushioned enough that my wrist doesn't ache during a long day of shooting, though it did take a few snaps to get used to the clip's tension.