This is a really nicely made neck camera strap by K&F.

From my perspective, every part incorporated fulfils a roll to keep your camera protected / safe beyond just simply fulfilling the basic function of being a camera strap. The materials used appear to be of good quality, it's design is simplistic incorporating good technology with classic looks. Hence making this strap easy to blend in with any camera due to it's timeless style.

Upon use I found it comfortable around my neck, plus very easy to adjust once I'd figured out how to do it. Plus for me the strap had plenty of adjustment, I never found myself anywhere near it's limitations.

The neck strap can be easily & quickly removed due to having two Duraflex safety buckles securing the straps to tethers that will remain on your camera. Load capacity 80 pounds (36.2Kilos). The strap itself for me was soft, not harsh at all, with a good width that wasn't uncomfortable to wear or handle. The tethers also have a very clever three lair of cords letting the user know (different colours) if it's fraying, and when it needs replacing.

In summary this for me isn't a cheap strap, presently retailing for £35.99 but it's a great strap and worth the extra for making sure your camera is secure, and its ease of use.

5/5

I was expecting fairly average quality and performance when I placed the order for this camera strap… but ot turns out I am entirely blown away by not just my initial impressions, but by its performance after a week of experimenting with it.

Even as I opened the packaging, which was exquisite and carefully designed to show off this strap, it was obvious that this is clearly a product K&F is proud of, and for good reason.

At first, I also thought I would be put off by the old fashioned style of “quick” release that used to be so common before it was modernized to a small circle loop by a certain small company who’s appeal I would say has “peaked” some time ago. As it turns out, the locking mechanism on this strap puts my mind at greater ease and makes me feel more confident that my camera is secure and will not suddenly detach itself from the strap, which has happened to me before despite itself.

The “seatbelt” like similarity of the strap fabric did not go unnoticed, it neither did the fact that the thread count is clearly equal or better to its competitors, very soft and because of the straps thickness diameter, it sits on my neck cleanly without any rough feeling, I began to hardly notice it was there compared to thinner straps.

Really excited to get more of these for all my cameras, and maybe in alternate colours as well. At the time of this writing I believe the company has made several colour varieties.

Everything about this camera strap says quality and attention to detail. the materials used are top notch, nice quality leather accents and aluminum buckles to double-locking 80 lb rated plastic buckles and superb stitching. The step looks awesome, feels awesome and is excellent quality all round. Event the nylon loops that attach to your camera have a triple layer color coded fibres to let you know the status (good-black, warning-yellow and warning-red) at a glance. That's high attention to detail not often seen on a "lowly" camera strap. It can also be worn around the neck, on your shoulder or cross-body style. I own a few camera straps and this is my favourite one of the lot. Excellent camera strap and I would recommend it.

I have a camera wrist strap from this brand so I knew that they make quality products and the quick release is compatible with the one install on my camera, so I can easily switch between the two. The installation was easy and the strap really feels premium, the packaging is elegant and well design. The quick release function wells and feels solid that is so important when you have an expensive camera hanging from it. The length adjustment also works well. This is a neck strap for cameras that I can recommend for sure and the price is fair for the what it offers.

This camera strap is packaged like a luxury product. It comes in a silver cardboard box, with a semi-transparent baffle on the inside. It's obviously marketed as a giftable camera strap. The packaging projects luxury.

The strap itself is very sturdy. The webbing is thick, the adjustment buckles are made of aluminum, and hold adjustment well. The disconnect buckles have a safety feature - it takes squeezing them on the side AND pushing a button on the front face to open. This is obviously a safety feature to protect unintended disengagement of the buckle (and a tumble of your precious camera).

The end loops are made of pretty thick cord, which is, supposedly, a multi-layer design with a yellow intermediary layer that serves as an indicator of wear.

I find that the feel of the webbing around my neck is a bit uncomfortable with heavier cameras. You may want a wider and softer strap for those. With lighter cameras, the webbing feels OK.

So, in my opinion, the main question you should ask yourself - do you want a wider or a padded strap. If the naked 1" webbing is OK for you, then this strap looks like a high quality product.

I simply love this camera strap!

I'm not a fan of the look or feel of a lot of OEM camera straps, especially the kind that draw attention to the exact make and model of your camera. This strap is just the right size, is made from premium materials, is easy to adjust, and is easy to remove.

The clips lock in quickly and securely, and won't come out accidentally, so you can trust it with your best cameras.

Selected Camera strap Urban Wanderer after a lot of market research. Very practically designed and feels very safe on the camera.

Sometimes presentation can say a lot about a product. If a manufacturer takes the time and care to design and package a product then there is a good chance the product can match that quality. This K&F camera strap is certainly well presented but is it high quality.

The box is high quality with lots of nice little touches inside. The strap is made of a good quality webbed strap with leather and metal buckle loops. My only complaint would be the plastic quick releases. While solid enough they don't match the quality of the rest of the materials. The strap attaches via some corded loops. What's interesting is the cord has three colour coded layers. With each acting as warning to either replace soon or immediately. I attached to my A77II and it had no issues supporting the weight of the camera. Over the shoulder or around the neck it feels comfortable.

A nice quality strap that is well presented and would make a nice gift for a photographer.

Hello,

I'm going to go by points to make the review more enjoyable:

As the subtitle says, it's an opinion as a Vine customer.
I'm a professional photographer.
The presentation is very good. They've improved a lot. It's not so elegant, it always looks a bit "old" but the cardboard, etc. is of good quality. The colors they use are lacking (but let's say minor details)
The build quality is surprisingly good.
You'll see in the photos that I tried the strap with a Fuji X100VI and left the Peak Design anchors on so you have references.
As I mention in the video, the longer the string that hooks on, prevents the strap from turning abruptly on itself or interfering if you bring the camera close to your eye. I hope Peak Design takes note, because it's something that bothers and here at K&F they've done it better. I don't want to discredit Peak Design (they have ultimately been the driving force behind this type of system and new backpacks, etc.), but they need to update.
Adjusting the size of the strap is not difficult, but it is not fast.
I like the design and colour.
As for things I don't like, it is not fast to adjust the strap, and if a hook breaks it is not so practical to replace it.
As of the day I am doing the review the price is €59.99
In short, it is a good product and it is useful. For now it will be the strap I use on my Fuji.
I hope this review has been helpful to you!
Greetings!

It fixes well and look great to me.