The Slide Camera Wrist Strap is a cool leather strap by Hardgraft for your small or medium mirrorless rangefinder cameras.
It has a metal ring slider lets you fit it to your wrist easily and safely.
I like this strap, and I think you will, too. It’s one of my favorite accessories, and I recommend it to everyone.
See it at Hardgraft.com
Hardgraft Slide Camera Wrist Strap Review
I love the Fujifilm X100 cameras, but I can’t decide if I need a full or wrist strap for them. I’ve been using it as a wrist strap camera to snap those special moments at home.
I have a collection of wrist straps. I’ve tested the Gariz, the Gordy’s, and the new Hard Graft. Here are my impressions of each one.
The Gariz Wrist Strap: This is a very nice strap, but it has that industrial mass production made-in-China feel. It ages well but loses color after a while since it uses overly processed leather.
The Gordy’s Wrist Straps: I still like mine and would take one over a Gariz. It’s made from really nice leather that gets better with age.
The Hard Graft Slide Wrist Strap. This is probably my favorite strap. It’s more expensive than the other two but a lot classier. It’s worth your extra price since it’s an all-around nicer strap. You could say it’s a strapping strap.
Using The Slider Camera Wrist Strap – X100T
I used this strap for a few weeks before reviewing it. This helped me break it in and learn its ins and outs.
What Camera Will It Work With?
The Slide Wrist Strap is larger than the other two, which suits a medium-sized mirrorless camera. It matches any Fujifilm or Leica rangefinder camera well. It also works well with the older A7, A7s, and A7r models, as they are much lighter than the newer ones that are now too heavy.
It might also be compatible with a Canon 7DmkII or the Nikon counterparts and any Sony APS-C camera.
Materials And Build Quality
The strap has excellent material and build quality. It is a wonderful strap that makes my Fujifilm X100T and X100V look more fashionable.
The strap is long enough to hold my camera comfortably, with some extra space. It is the most comfortable strap I have.
The strap has a lasso-like loop that lets me adjust it around my wrist quickly. If the camera hangs, it can tighten around my wrist. This is not a problem for light cameras, but it might be uncomfortable for some with heavy cameras.
I usually do not let my cameras hang from my wrists unless I need to use my hands for something else, so it does not bother me.
But what is bad for some might be good for others. The fact that it secures around my wrist when the camera hangs means it will not fall off my wrist. This has happened to me before with other straps. So you could say it is fast and safe! 🙂
Final Thoughts
Also, if you’re looking for a full strap, check out the Hardgraft Re-Process strap.