Thank you for taking the time to read my review.

For those who don't want to read everything, I've included a pros and cons list and a conclusion at the end.

Today I'd like to share my personal opinion on the K&F Concept camera strap, which I had the opportunity to test as part of the Vine program. This in no way influences my review. I hope this helps you decide whether or not to buy the product.

The K&F Concept camera strap is a real eye-catcher. I especially like this type of strap for my analog cameras. The straps don't look too modern and are still more comfortable to wear than the wider straps that were more common in the past. The material is sturdy but has a little bit of stretch.

The 100 cm length is comfortable to wear around the neck for taller people (I'm 1.84 m).

The camera hangs just below chest height. This makes it easy to grab for taking photos without getting in the way while walking. The strap is a bit too short for me to comfortably wear the camera diagonally over my shoulder. However, I don't consider this a drawback.

Attaching the strap to the camera is easy. You simply thread the leather protective pieces with the holes through the camera's mounting lugs, screw the rings into the lugs, and the strap is secure.

The rings are a bit larger than usual, so you might need to use small adapters, which are often included with the camera. These are not included with the strap.

I think the strap's design suits me and my camera very well. I'm very satisfied and can recommend it.

Pros:

+ Good length (At 1.84m tall, the camera hangs just below my chest)

+ Comfortable material
+ Very lightweight strap
+ Attractive design (color)
+ Well-stitched

Neutrals:

- The camera mounting rings are a bit too large

Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope this has helped you make your decision.

Best regards, Nicolas

The quality is immediately apparent: the nylon is thick, durable, and doesn't feel like it'll fray easily. I used it on a couple of photography trips and it proved to be really comfortable, even when worn for hours. Aesthetically, it's simple yet well-made. The only drawback is that you can't adjust the length: it's fine for me, but it might not be so comfortable for everyone. Overall, though, it's an excellent choice if you're looking for something sturdy, practical, and with a nice look.

The K&F neck strap is exceptionally sturdy and beautifully crafted. Attached with key rings, it ensures a secure connection between the strap and the camera. The material feels very comfortable against the skin.

There's really not much more to say – as with any simple but good product: it does exactly what it's supposed to, without any gimmicks.

Anyone who's ever struggled with the straps that usually come with cameras will appreciate this one. No constantly slipping shoulder/neck pad. No fiddly mounts that are ultimately impossible to adjust properly. And above all, no logo screaming "here comes an outrageously expensive professional camera." Discreet, practical, reliable: exactly what I expect from a camera strap.

I was initially skeptical about this shoulder strap cord, fearing that the inability to adjust the length (fixed at 100 cm) would make it uncomfortable and limiting, and that the material might be stiff. But after testing it in the field, I completely changed my mind. The 150D nylon, with a 10 mm diameter and double-sided stitching, proved not only soft and comfortable on the shoulder and neck, but also extremely durable, as expected from the quality of K&F Concept, a company I already know for the reliability of its products. No signs of fraying or wear, even after intensive use.
Another concern was related to the stainless steel metal ring; it connects easily. I was worried that the ring would damage the camera body, but the leather padding protects the camera body from scratches. Even the fixed length, which I feared might be a limitation, proved perfect for most situations, allowing me to quickly grab the camera to capture the moment.
In short, this lanyard is comfortable, durable, and versatile, perfect for carrying my DSLR everywhere, and definitely preferable to many other "band" straps, which can sometimes be uncomfortable and, over time, become stiff and chafe against the skin on your neck. A product I recommend.

I have and currently own a few different camera straps of various designs and styles. Each has their merit and issues. Some are basic oem straps included with the camera body and some are more complicated designs. Of all the straps I own this one is my new favourite. K&F Concept has produces a very clean and nicely designed strap that is simple to install on the camera, is very sturdy, well constructed, works with multiple brands and styles of camera bodies and looks great. The inclusion of the leather tabs to protect your expensive camera body from contact wit the metal attachment rings is a nice touch as well. The strap is very lightweight and I can roll it up and tuck it in my bag with the camera without fear of hard plastic or metal buckles damaging the camera body. Also, despite it not being a wide flat strap it feels nice on my neck and doesn't dig into my skin like I thought this style would, bonus! This is an excellent strap that now resides on my camera body permanently. I would recommend it.

Beautiful, comfortable, and durable, this strap promises pleasant and stylish photography. It's made of a synthetic, slightly stretchy material and features leather details (perhaps the end pieces are faux leather) that look very nice.
I chose the military green version, but it's also available in black and red, the latter looking beautiful on black cameras with red details (like Nikon).
It's very comfortable around the neck and also feels comfortable wrapped around the hand. The safety rings are made of stainless steel and are compatible with numerous cameras (a graphic in the description clearly shows cameras with incompatible attachments); to preserve the camera's paintwork, there's a leather flap behind the ring.
Clearly designed for those who value simplicity and minimal aesthetics over functionality: the strap doesn't have any features such as adjustments, thicknesses, quick releases, padding, or other amenities. It's basic, and I consider this its best quality.
As far as I'm concerned, it's a perfect match with my 70s analog cameras or my retro-look digital ones.

This camera strap is easily attached using the rings.
The material is of excellent quality, feels sturdy, and feels pleasant to the touch.
The design is suitable for both film SLRs and the latest generation mirrorless cameras and provides a professional look.

Being slightly elastic, it helps absorb the weight of the camera slightly compared to a traditional strap.

As stated in the description, the length is fixed and not adjustable.

K&F Concept Camera Neck Strap,100cm Nylon Climbing Rope - I am very impressed with the quality.

I use it with a JBL xtreme speaker and it does the job.

The cable is thicker than in photos.

The product comes in packaging featuring the classic, well-crafted graphics of the K&F brand.

In the package, we find:
- shoulder strap

I won't go into detail about the technical specifications since they're already extensively covered in the product description, but I'll share my experience and impressions.
I tested the product right away, and it appears to be of excellent quality. The strap is wide and features excellent stitching, holding the camera perfectly without the risk of it coming loose. The part that attaches to the camera body has leather loops that prevent scratches and protect the camera body from any chafing. There's also a small brown leather clip with the brand logo.

In conclusion, it's an excellent product with excellent build quality. My final rating is 5 stars.

Pleasantly surprised by this one; the quality and materials are excellent for the money.

Essentially you have a thick (~11mm) paracord-like strap that is heavily (and neatly) stitched into real leather loops with stainless steel rings. The cord's core is quite spongey, adding to the comfort.

The leather ends are particularly pleasing; being quite thick and durable yet soft to the touch. The brand-stamped tan leather loop provides a lovely contrast to the black paracord and end loops.

The latter are well-designed with extended slotted flaps designed to go over the camera's strap loops and protect the body from the metal binding rings. Fitting is simple; though a little fiddly as those spring rings always are.

It's all well thought out and looks fantastic on my GH5.

Considering this is currently under £10, I really do think it's an excellent buy.