Mobile Adjustable Wrist Strap, Burgundy
$25
The Adjustable Mobile 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 Note: QuickLink anchors are only compatible with Moment iPhone 17 Camera Cases (excluding the 17 Air) series and above.
Our Review
Moment Mobile Adjustable Wrist Strap — cheap insurance for your phone on the move
The gist: A featherweight nylon wrist strap that keeps your phone in your hand instead of on the pavement of a cobblestone street or the floor of a moving train.
- Built for daily abuse: Military-grade nylon webbing with aluminum hardware, rated to hold up to 30 lbs.
- Barely there: Fixed-length, minimal design that adds virtually no bulk to a case you're already carrying.
- Direct case connection: Clips straight onto the strap anchor on a compatible Moment case — no separate mount or adhesive needed.
- Compatibility caveat: QuickLink anchors only fit Moment iPhone 17 Camera Cases (excluding the 17 Air) and newer — check your case generation before buying.
Pack Hacker, which catalogs travel gear extensively, lists the strap at a mere 0.32 oz — light enough that travelers won't notice it's there until they need it.
Best for: nomads shooting video while walking, hiking, or riding transit who want a cheap way to stop a $1,000 phone from becoming a $1,000 mistake. Skip it if: your case isn't from the compatible Moment lineup — the strap can't anchor without it. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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