Matin Neoprene Camera Grip

Pros: I hate the neck strap so I opted for a hand-strap for my dSLR.

Cons: If you're using a SLR where you use a vertical grip, it gets a little inconvenient if you your wrist is strapped in

Could breathe a little better

Other: Good buy.

Pros: - Very nice looking - Easy to attach to the DSLR camera - Easy to strap on to your hand - Enables the use of your DSLR with one hand - Increase 'security', that is, you will not drop the camera when carrying your DSLR in your hand as the strap attaches it to your hand.

Cons: - Not the best fit with Canon 400D, camera feels a little too small for my hand and the position of my hand when using this strap
- The neoprene part does not 'breathe', which makes the back of my hand sweat a little

Other: Buy it, you will like it.

Pros: This is a very well constructed hand strap for cameras. The Neoprene feels nice against my hand, and the seams where the outer Koskin wraps around are not obtrusive (I expected it to feel like a tag on the back of a t-shirt looking at it). The part that connects to the tripod mount is also very nice, sturdy build, and there is even a nice rubbery pad that butts up against the camera bottom.

Cons: This product was not designed for most point and shoot cameras, I bought with the intention of using with my canon G9 for when I have the bulky wide angle lens attached, but the straps have to be folded in half to fit through the strap hole on the camera. It can be done, but it wasn't a good fit, and operation of the camera was difficult with it on. This should work very nicely with my DSLR however.

Other: This is a well built camera strap, and worth the price, make sure your camera accepts the wider straps , or you may have some issues or have to modify it. I think I am going to remove the tripod mount connector, and use it on my home made R-type strap that I was planning on making, so either way, this product will be used, and was worth purchasing.

Pros: It is very secure after you put this strap on, due to the extra strap loop that has the buckle which goes around your wrist. With this strap on, I can completely relax my hand and won't have to fear of the camera dropping.

Cons: It was a bit awkward to put on at first, but I finally figured out that the extra loop with the buckle goes around the wrist and everything started to make sense. It is also difficult to make on-the-fly adjustments, in case a friend with a different sized hand wanted to help you take a picture. I suppose this means the strap won't loose easily (pro). The extra portion of the straps that extend scratchs my face, but that was an easy problem to fix, by tucking them in somewhere.

Other: It's more expensive than other wrist straps around DX, but I like it's quality, aesthetics, and secure fit of this strap. The makers of this seemed to have put thought into the details. It does its job well once you figure out how to put it on initially. I'd recommend this product.

Pros: Feels sturdy on your hand, thanks to the extra strap.
Works with pro cameras or DSLRs with battery grips.

Cons: Instructions were a bit hard to follow.
Mounting a tripod with this on aswell makes the tripod a bit wobbly. I guess because the bottom is made from a rubbery substance it tends to vibrate a bit with the tripod mounted on top of it. I need to keep unscrewing the grip then putting my tripod mount on.

Other: It's a good grip, a bit pricey in comparison to the others. But having the added strap helps with its sturdiness.

Pros: Has an extra strap that ensures the camera wont leave your hands. Comfortable to use and adjusts easily.

Cons: Material is leather (like?) and causes sweat to build up. Not the best rubber tripod mount.

Other: If you need a hand strap - this is one of the best offered on DX, but one of the more expensive ones.