Nylon Phone Wrist Strap, Black
The Nylon Wrist Strap is a lightweight, durable way to keep your phone close and secure — without getting in the way. Made from soft, military-grade nylon that’s gentle on your wrist but strong enough to hold up to daily use, it’s designed for comfort, not compromise. It attaches easily to the strap anchor on your Moment Case, creating a direct connection to your phone for extra peace of mind while shooting, commuting, or just walking around town. Fixed-length, minimal, and ready to go wherever you do
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Moment Nylon Phone Wrist Strap — Never Drop Your Phone on the Road
The gist: Military-grade nylon wrist strap that attaches directly to Moment phone cases — a lightweight security tether for travelers who shoot hand-to-hand between shots and can't afford a dropped phone.
- Military-grade nylon at 158 lb weight tested: Not decorative — the nylon cord is tested to far exceed any phone weight, making it a genuine security tether rather than a fashion accessory.
- Moment case integration: Threads directly into the anchor loops built into every Moment case, with no plastic clips or failure points — a direct, single-cord attachment that stays locked under movement.
- Comfortable all-day wear: Soft nylon construction won't irritate skin during extended walking, hiking, or shooting days; lies flat in a pocket without bulk between shots.
- Multi-color options: Available in Black, Olive, Blue, and more — matches or contrasts your Moment case depending on preference.
B&H Photo carries the Moment Nylon Phone Wrist Strap as an official Moment accessory, noting its military-grade nylon build and direct compatibility with Moment case anchor points.
Best for: Travelers and mobile photographers who use Moment cases and want a secure wrist tether for active shooting, hiking, or crowded locations. Skip it if: You don't use a Moment case — without a Moment case anchor point, the strap has no compatible attachment method on most phone cases. Runs around $17 — check the current price before buying.
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