Nylon Phone Wrist Strap, Sand
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
Our Review
Moment Nylon Phone Wrist Strap — Drop-Proof Security for Active Travel Shooting
The gist: A simple, bomber wrist tether that keeps your phone locked to your hand during hikes, boardwalks, crowded markets, and anything else where a fumble is expensive.
- 158 lb weight rating: Military-grade nylon tested well past any realistic drop scenario — not marketing language; there’s a real test number behind it.
- No clips, no failure points: The cord threads directly through the Moment Case anchor, creating a single-piece connection — no plastic snaps to pop open mid-hike.
- Universal sizing: Fits most wrist sizes; leather accents keep it comfortable over long shooting sessions without chafing.
- Camera and gimbal compatible: Threads onto any strap-lug device, not just Moment cases — works as a gimbal safety tether too.
B&H Photo lists the strap with full specs and stocks multiple colorways — the open-box units are identical in function, just with cosmetic packaging wear.
Best for: Travel photographers, hikers, and street shooters who want phone security without a bulky case or clip system. Skip it if: You don’t have a Moment Case — the direct-anchor connection is the main advantage; generic strap anchors exist but defeat the purpose. Runs ~$10 open box — check the current price before buying.
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