Lemmikki Washable Camera Strap (Black)

I recently bought a new Fuji X100F camera for casual and everyday use but the strap that came with it can only be described as poor, and it also had the name 'FUJI' boldly emblazoned on it which is something I've never liked (not the Fuji name but ANY name). Basically I just want a Camera Strap to be discreet, secure and comfortable and I don't imagine I'm the only one who does, but this seems to be something that is generally misunderstood by camera-manufacturers as well by the people who make the straps.This Lemmikki Camera Strap on the other hand - irrespective of its modest price - is one of the best camera straps I've ever used, and it certainly must be one of the best value-for-money straps around. It's seems very well-made, is very lightweight, very discreet in all-black, very comfortable, and washable too!The Limmikki Camera strap is also I would say, a very well-designed strap with its flared Neoprene Shoulder Pad feature. This lends the strap an elegant look - and it's reminiscent of some of Nikon's camera straps before that also went in for the over-sized, attention-grabbing ones everyone else seems to make now. This Strap is also quite generous in length and allows plenty of adjustment in terms of one's preferred camera positioning across the chest or body as well as in terms of one's own height too.I'm thoroughly pleased with the quality of this strap and its fantastic functionality, and I'd thoroughly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a high quality camera strap to go with most cameras..To be honest, before giving this Lemmikki Strap a go and buying one, I had been looking at buying one of the 'Made in England' leather camera straps made by, or at least marketed by, 'Hawkesmill'. But given their pretty CRUDE DESIGN (notwithstanding the beautiful leather from which they look as though they're made), I've opted for this strap instead, and in the process I've saved about £100. I'm happy.

The diagram helps in assembling the strap for my camera. I got one side with the quick release clip, which goes round the ring. On the the other end, I decide not have the quick release, the strap goes through the ring here. The rings look like standard ones and they go through the hole attachment on the camera. It looks fine and sturdy enough. Slight concern is the quick release clip which might release accidentally, or over time it might be damage..., which is why I have it on one side. Will be using this the next month or so. So far, very pleased.

This a nice slim strap easy to fit to the camera.

OK, I might be biased here since I have three (yep three) of these straps on different point and shoot cameras I have. (Don't ask.)First, they are designed for light cameras or similar and are probably unsuitable for a heavy DSLR or Bridge Camera. For lighter ones, great.They are relatively simple to fit on the rings that allow such on your camera. A bit fiddly but easy enough. You are provided with various extras that allow you to play with the fixing you wish to have. All mine came with all the parts and even a few extra bits, which is nice quality control from the manufacturer.The strap is adjustable and you can have it either long (at least down to or below your waist) or short. To adjust, you simply shorten the strap accordingly. Easy enough but the strap is designed to be fixed at a length and kept that way with infrequent changes. (I actually don't know or have seen any camera straps that are quick-adjust like the straps on a backpack, so I don't consider this a negative.)

Very budget, including quality (thin in terms of thickness of padding and width of padded bit), but does hold my 50x zoom bridge camera, which isn't a feather, so... you know... if that's all you're after this'll do the trick. Worked fine on a three night trip to Italy.

Bought for my binoculars to replace the thin, scratchy strap they came with. This one is nice and soft, and long enough to wear cross-body, taking the pressure off my neck. Very pleased.

I bought this strap to use on my new Sony DSCRX100M5 (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M2ZWRHL/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) That might seem a wee bitty odd to some people - who uses a full length strap on a small, compact, camera these days? Well I do! Especially when travelling I find it comfortable to wear it like a sash or bandolier over my right shoulder so that the camera sits on the left hip. This strap could for a DSLR but there are other, better, straps for that purpose.This camera strap suits my purpose very well. It is well made and will last and last. This is a quality item using neoprene and I have no hesitation in recommending it although one might wish to shop around for a DSLR strap.

Lovely soft and lightweight. The instructions are a bit vague on how to fit he ends you want but managed to work.it out. I brought it for my compact camera .