Something different from the standard strap that often comes with cameras.

The advantage is that the strap is thick yet flexible, making it comfortable to wear. It allows for a good grip on the camera, whether carrying it or hanging it around your neck.

Thanks to the leather clip, the length can be adjusted. This is easier and looks better with simpler straps, but it's less necessary here since the strap is a comfortable length.

The strap's eyelets also feature leather loops to prevent scratches (a thoughtful touch).

In conclusion: a solid and well-designed strap that is comfortable to wear. It also provides a bit more stability when handling the camera. I like it.

The manufacturer is known for camera accessories.

I highly recommend it.

this is a camera neck strap from the brand k&f, it’s a braided rope, thick (10mm diameter) but soft, it’s 100cm long, at both ends there is a leather terminal, a metal ring and a protector to avoid metal scratching camera body

the metal ring work best with camera round eyelets / lugs, still good with slotted eyelets with sling attachment

this strap size best fit to mid to large size cameras, will look quite bulky when use with small point and shoot camera

all in all, this strap is comfortable to use and look fashion, happy with it, would recommend

I'm well acquainted with this brand, which is rapidly gaining ground in the photo and video accessories sector. I've already purchased ND filters and a lens cleaning kit, and I can say it's a solid brand with excellent value.
The strap arrives in a simple, unfinished cardboard box. The simplicity of the packaging, in this case, is intentionally in keeping with the product's green image, reminiscent of rope. It features leather inserts and details, thus not trivializing the product (it's just a shame the strap is made of nylon...).
Straps of this type are becoming increasingly popular as an alternative to the classic leather ones that come with the camera, as they're more comfortable and softer: the round section compresses under the weight of the camera and relieves pressure on the neck. They also look better (but this is a completely subjective matter).
The 1-meter length is perfect for virtually everyone and makes up for the lack of adjustment found in traditional, and therefore longer, straps.
I preferred to attach the two steel rings directly to the camera's eyelets, rather than using the traditional spacer triangles that would inevitably make noise. The leather protectors do a great job of protecting the camera body from scratches.
Overall, this K&F Concept item also offers excellent value for money. True, the cord is made of synthetic material, but at this price, you really can't find anything better!

Nice, soft, slightly stretchy strap. I chose the red color and really like it. It's different from the classic flat camera straps: simpler, with no adjustments, quick releases, or padding, but that's precisely why it has its own style. I'm still not sure if I prefer it to traditional straps, but it's definitely well-made, and for the price, it's worth a try.

This is a solid camera strap, ideal for DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. It’s thick and comfortable to have round your next and the leather tabs stop the metal rubbing on the camera (I know its probably meant to cover the connection to the camera but I prefer it protecting the camera). Love it.

I received this product as part of the Amazon Vine program for review.

The strap arrived well packaged in a cardboard box with the manufacturer's logo. Once opened, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the product: it's beautiful to look at, feels sturdy yet soft, and the leather parts are truly genuine, high-quality leather.
I honestly already owned a similar strap in a different color and from a different manufacturer, but this one is far superior and completely satisfying. I recommend it for anyone looking for a compact, vintage-style strap, perfect for cameras like my X100F.
I don't recommend it for heavy cameras, however. While it's quite elastic and therefore comfortable, it's too tight to carry much weight without causing discomfort on the shoulder or neck, even though it wouldn't be a problem in terms of sturdiness.
Recommended!

This ‘rope’ style camera strap is quite different to the traditional strap I’ve used, and as supplied with my cameras. It has a small piece of thick leather loosely attached half way along as shown in the photo that seems to be more a piece of branding than of any practical use. It’s certainly not a shoulder pad but even so I’ve realised this strap stays on my shoulder as well as a traditional one with a pad and it’s quite eye catching. It also has a small amount of stretchiness and though I haven’t had chance to wear it for a full day out yet I think that little bit of elasticity might help to take a bit of the strain out of carrying my camera for long periods especially when walking.
It’s attached to the camera at each end by a ring backed by a small leather patch. This has a hole for the lug or ring on the camera to pass through before attaching the strap to it so it protects the camera body from scratches and is a good idea. The camera I’m using it on is a Sony mirrorless so not a heavy camera even with a short telephoto but this is a strong strap. I also have a Samsung DSLR that has a long square lug on each side though and the rings at the ends of this strap would struggle to pass through them so it’s worth thinking about whether the attachment points on the intended camera will accept a ring before purchasing. I found the ‘rope’ to be less flexible and so less easily coiled up than the strap supplied with my cameras so it takes a bit more room up in the camera bag. Like my other straps this one is also not adjustable and is of fixed length.
Overall then, if the rings will fit the camera and needing a little more room in the camera bag isn’t an issue I think this is a good looking yet surprisingly practical strap and one that I’ll be using.

This camera strap from brand K&F CONCEPT comes from creators that I have discovered (through much trial and not too much error) truly seem to understand the aesthetic appeal that many photographers are looking for today. This is a classic "sailor strap" design, and there is enough length here to hang nicely from the neck or shoulder, but also to wrap around your hands and arms securely depending on the kind of photography you are trying to accomplish.

I am mostly a street, live event, and portrait photographer, and I have a fair degree of experience with camera straps of every kind imaginable. When something works well for me, I tend to stick with it. I have always found that when I am documenting in fast-paced environments, it's important to use a sailor strap with my cameras. I use the Fujifilm line of cameras, and most of them are specifically tailored to function well with this strap design. But they are definitely not all created equal.

Overall, the fabric of this particular strap is soft in the hands, but stitched and produced really well. It's 100% polyester but still has a texture that feels comfortable. There seems to be no worry of fraying or melting due to fast-paced action. I do put my straps through a significant amount of wear and tear though, so time will tell how this strap handles the work load, and also if the steel rings will rust or not over time and exposure to elements.

But so far so good, and I like that the company chooses one singular length for all their straps of 100 cm. This is a suitable length for a camera strap in my opinion, not too long, not too short, and provides a lot of flexibility when out in the field, where us photogs are doing what we love to do best: making pictures. I ordered mine in the red with white whisps, but the brand also offers this strap in black and olive green. 5 stars.

So far, it's giving me good feedback: solid materials, nice looking, and works well—but I'll keep an eye on it.

MATERIALS AND FINISHES
Thick, well-woven nylon, steel rings that feel sturdy. It feels and looks great. Just as I expected.

SAFETY AND RELIABILITY
I'm always a bit wary of changing the original strap; it's the only thing holding the camera in place. However, this one immediately made a good impression; it seems sturdy, and in some places, it feels more secure than the factory strap. That said, I'll keep an eye on it over time.

DAILY USE
I don't often wear my camera around my neck; I prefer to hold it in my hand. This strap works well: it rolls up without discomfort, stays compact, and doesn't get in the way.

ASSEMBLY
The manufacturer recommends removing the original triangles to attach the steel rings. Personally, I avoided it: on Fuji and Sony, there are plastic parts (which prevent the triangles from deforming) that I don't want to damage. That said, the strap still fits and holds well.

FINAL CONSIDERATION
Satisfied so far, I'll continue using it, and if I change my mind, I'll update the review (if you don't see any updates, it means it's still holding up).

NOTE:
This review is completely honest and not sponsored by the manufacturer or anyone else.
I just wanted to share my experience with this product with others.