OP/TECH USA Finger Cuff-Qd, Black (3401021)

Great for small cameras. I use it on my Lumix GM1

I bought this as the first strap for my new camera. I was terrified that I'd fumble it or one of my kids would bump me or knock it out of my hands and it would be ruined, and this is a fantastic prevention for that. It's small, but the loop and the strap are both strong and solidly built. I feel comfortable using it.I have it on the same side of the camera as the shutter button, and I slide my middle finger into it while I'm picking it up. It's neoprene and cloth-lined on both sides so it's smooth and has a little stretch. I've added a regular camera strap since I bought it, but the tiny loop doesn't interfere with the regular strap at all so they're both on it, which means I can pick up the camera off a table and start using it immediately without fear of dropping it.I don't have any of the other op/tech accessories, but I like the idea of the interchangeable quick-release straps a lot, which is another plus.

This is a fairly good match for my Olympus E-PL7. I usually carry it in a large pocket so a neck strap is not acceptable. I've been using an Op/Tech wrist strap which is also good but can be a problem, at times, getting it in my pocket along with the camera.

I used to live in constant fear that my beloved compact camera would do a graceful swan dive onto the pavement. Enter this little finger strap — the unsung hero of clumsy photographers everywhere.It’s small, sleek, and surprisingly sturdy. Slipping my finger through it feels like giving my camera a tiny seatbelt. Now I can focus on getting the shot instead of rehearsing my apology to the repair shop.Best part? It doesn’t add bulk, doesn’t get in the way, and somehow makes me feel like a street photography ninja — quick, nimble, and confident my gear won’t go splat.In short: it’s a tiny strap with a huge job, and it nails it.

High quality materials and construction, made in the USAThis finger xuff is durable and a great safety net for those of us that don't really like using a camera strap. I have one attached to my phone case

I have one of the heavy Canon G10 point and shoots and this strap is plenty sturdy enough for it. I recently bought the plaid one as a replacement for one I misplaced while on vacation. It's perfect for shooting family snaps at Christmas. It's a great alternative to sweaty neck straps (although Op/Tech's neck straps are terrific as well) and provides better bracing than a comparable wrist strap.

The concept is a really good one, but the execution not so much. It makes hanging onto my Lumix ZS100 feel very secure but it feels really uncomfortable because of the size of the quick-release element. I finally cut it off, popped off the huge grommet and sewed the two flexible parts together. Also the width of the strap is 5/8", maybe fine for a man's hand. I cut it down by 1/8" and now it's more comfortable.So I'd say 4 stars for the idea and 2 for the design and materials.BTW I got the wrist strap and had similar problems with it as well.

I love these things! I have several small cameras and I use these instead of the larger Op/Tech wrist straps that I use with my other point and shoots, and my superzoom. Op/Tech products are great - I have lots and have been using them for years.I have large hands and though the fit is a bit tight, it's not too much so and that says that would work well with smaller fingers as well. They add a huge level of security in holding these newer small cameras that can easily slip from your hands. It's a necessity if you have one of the premium models - high cost in a small package. This is feel-good insurance for those.