Cuff Doesn't Make Me Mad.

I'm a professional photographer and I have resisted (with every fibre of me being) purchasing a wrist strap until... I nearly dropped my new Canon EOS R5 on a shoot. My cat-like reflexes treated me well that day and all was fine. PTSD inducing, but fine. Anyway, I picked up Cuff in the snazzy Ibis color and I am loving its ergonomics. Look, I don't like camera straps so for me to find one that doesn't irritate me and is crafted in a way that actually (gasp) makes me want to use it is a thing. The PD Cuff does that.

Smart Design, Easy To Use, No Brainer

Bought tis years ago, easy to use, very sturdy, and I have yet to have any issues with them.

Great Way To Protect My Gear & Hide As A Bracelet

Great idea, elegant product works well protects my gear and doubles as a cool bracelet

Awesome. Easy to switch between cuff and slide lite neck strap. Cinches down onto wrist so it never slips off.

A Little Bulky For Small Cameras

It's well made, for sure. And it seems very strong. But it's quite rigid and bulky compared to what I expected. The anchor loops don't easily fit in the Ricoh GR IV's slots, but I was able to fit it in one of them using some floss. The little metal tab for adding anchors marred one of the camera's loop slots, too. And the cuff itself is stiff and quite long, making using it with the GR pretty clumsy. The default band that came with the camera came is surprisingly much more effective. If I hadn't damaged the metal tab and the packaging when trying to futz with this, I'd have returned it.