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Nikon Adjustable Handstrap for Digital SLRs
Product Details/Specifications
Recording label: Nikon Manufacturer: NikonModel: NIKON ADJUSTABLE DIGITAL SLR HANDSTRAP
EAN: 0018208058594
Binding: Electronics
Universal product code (UPC): 018208058594
Brand: Nikon
Features
•Adds security and comfort to camera use•One size fits all
•For all Nikon digital SLR , 35mm SLR and COOLPIX 8000 cameras
Price: 0
Product Description
The Nikon SLR Hand Strap wraps comfortably around your hand for added security and reduced fatigue. Attaches quickly and securely to the camera body using the cameras -20 female tripod socket and the cameras right-side neck-strap eyelet. The Hand Strap adjusts easily for a perfect fit. For use with all Nikon digital SLR-series, 35mm SLR and COOLPIX 8000 Series camera models.Customer Reviews
Comfort and utility make this strap a constant companion for me
Review date: 2008-11-25 Rating: 10 out of 10
Not everyone "rolls" this way, but I never use a neck strap. When using my camera it is either in my hand or on a tripod. (It's in a backpack or shoulder bag otherwise.)The adjustments you can make to the strap are most useful. I have big hands and needed to adjust the strap somewhat loosely in order to hit all the buttons I need to on my D90. It still keeps the camera nicely attached to my hand. I'm happy I made this purchase.
Adorama "Nikon Handstrap"
Review date: 2008-11-09 Rating: 2 out of 10
Do not be deceived like I was by this item. I searched Amazon for the Nikon AH-4 hand strap and this product offered by Adorama appeared for $24.51. This product is NOT the OEM Nikon AH-4 hand strap!
This item is cheaply made and I seriously doubt that it is an authentic Nikon product (it is labeled Nikon and shipped in plastic with Nikon labeling!); however, it is NOT the Nikon AH-4. The actual product looks different!
The OEM Nikon product is packaged in a plastic box with printed instructions. The actual OEM Nikon my cost more, but it is a superior product.
I have purchased other items from this vendor in the past without any problems/issues; however, I really feel ripped off with respect to this purchase!
Nikon Adjustable Handstrap for Digital SLRs
nice alternative to tiresome neck straps.
Review date: 2008-10-16 Rating: 10 out of 10
UPDATE: i just put an mb-d80 battery grip on my d80, and this strap is long enough to be adjusted to fit around the camera and the grip. it feels sturdy enough to hold the camera which is significantly heavier with the grip attached, and it is still very comfortable. definitely happy with my purchase.
this strap does everything it's supposed to do, it is a great alternative to neck straps that can get tiresome when you carry your camera around all day.
i was using the nikon neck strap that came with my d80 until receiving this. the nikon neck strap is not particularly comfortable anyway, but i really just wanted to have something to grip it onto my hand. this hand strap does not feel cheap, it's nice quality (as usual with nikon products). the strap is made of good durable material, and the padding is comfortable. the padding can be moved up or down the strap so you can pretty much adjust it to your hand. the padding is not huge though, so someone with bigger hands might not find it sufficient.
i was able to adjust it very well to fit my hand, it's great and i am very happy i bought it. at a glance i'd say the strap might be long enough even to wrap down around the mb-d80 but i'll have to test it out to be sure. worth the money for a comfy hand strap.
It just the best
Review date: 2008-08-28 Rating: 10 out of 10
I have a Nikon D300 with the MB-10 and with this grip it can get any better. This is very handy when you have to more with the camara and have to be ready to take that photos, the camara is all ways there.
This is very use full, if the camara is too heavy you will never drop it and if you need to rest the hand you can, it will all ways be there if you need the shoot.
Very easy to put on the camara and to take off.
OK for the money, but flawed
Review date: 2008-06-24 Rating: 6 out of 10
For the money, this is fine. It's reasonably comfortable and much better than nothing. You really can carry (say) a D300 with a zoom lens for hours without fatigue.
Now, the downsides:
1. The pad is too short and leaves the strap itself in contact with the top of the hand, just where you need the padding the most.
2. The base doesn't lock to the body, relying on friction to stop it rotating.
3. Forget about getting good results with a tripod. The base makes poor contact with the tripod head and because the base is plastic you just can't get it tight enough to stop the camera rotating on the head, with potentially catastrophic results.
A much better solution, although 4x the cost, is to use an Arca-Swiss compatible baseplate that wraps around the base of the camera slightly, making rotation impossible. The baseplate should have slot on the side to take a wrist strap much like the Nikon one. I'd recommend [...] for the strap, although there are are others. I haven't used their baseplates. There are lots of baseplate sources such as Arca, Foba, Kirk, Wimberly and Markins. I have the Markins P300U for the D300 and it's a work of art.
(The Arca-Swiss system is a quick-release tripod head interface that is the best in the business, so once you have the baseplate, you're ready to spend lots more money on tripods!)