SpiderPro Camera Hand Strap v2 with Snap Assembly and Optional Wrist Strap – DSLR and Mirrorless Compatible

As with all Spider equipment this product is brilliant. Its not well marketed I wish I came across it sooner. I am using it with a Sony A7RV and works perfectly.

Doesn’t fit Nikon z8

This is a very clever and well made wrist strap, HOWEVER it does not work well with the Nikon Z5ii if you have large hands when it makes the camera nigh on impossible to use! Retuned to Amazon and switching to a Smallrig Black Mamba wrist strap.

Nothing is perfect. These are the least bad handstraps since the old Nikon straps. My third V2. A wedding snappers boon. Avoid the originals as the top attatchment is inferior. Bought as a leather upgrade from a woven style strap. Fit, the same on my Nikon Zs but slightly elastic as leather always is. The woven strap is now on my much lighter and more compact Zfc. The rubberised "Lightweight" strap I replaced, is in the spare drawer. The difference is the wrist strap. I find the wrist straps very useful. Obviously, a stretchy leather strap would be better. All a dance, akin to hermit crabs in a line, upsizing their shells.I find, if I follow Spider's advice and fit the tab under a plate, the plate will not fit properly.This new strap is seated under a "Three Legged Thing" Zelda. I needed to file a recess for this tab to facilitate the tab being held properly yet with the Zelda seating correctly. A pain, but worth it.Caution, don't overdo it. Inspect carefully as the gaps close up.My Nikons have old school release buttons. On the top and pressed downwards. The V2 top attatchments permit the strap to be attatched at 45Degs to the body, allowing the hand to grip upwards. My not be so critical in other brands.Rgds.

The eyelet adaptors are too narrow for the lugs on my Nikon z6 and z8 cameras. The description is misleading implying that it fits all mirrorless bodies. I am also not convinced as to the long term integrity of the plastic atachements used on the ends of the strap. I have used the spider holsters for 8 years without a problem but these ends look like a weak link. However I have not used it so it is merely an observation.

A horrendous design that makes it impossible to use back buttons and wheel with your thumb, and I have relatively small hands for a man as well. The problem is it has to grip your hand close to the camera so it doesn't fall off, but doesn't allow for that flex and seperation you need to be able to shift your thumb down behind the camera. I really wanted this to work, but it just doesn't.