Skinny Wrist Strap (Split Ring) Tan - Open Box, Chestnut
This strap is a touch longer than the normal Camera Wrist strap and feels great around your wrist with the trimmed-down width of 1/2" instead of the 3/4" width found in its counterpart.
This item is available for purchase for US customers only.
Our Review
Clever Supply Skinny Wrist Strap — Minimal Leather Carry for Mirrorless Shooters
The gist: A slim, handcrafted wrist strap that keeps a mirrorless camera secure and accessible without adding bulk or visual noise to your setup.
- Slim profile: At 1/2" wide — narrower than the standard 3/4" wrist strap — it suits compact mirrorless bodies without overwhelming the camera’s design.
- Full-grain leather: Develops a natural patina over time as it breaks in from daily use — a travel strap that improves with mileage rather than wearing out.
- Secure hardware: Peak Design Anchor Links rated to hold over 200 lbs (90 kg) each, with black solid brass rivets for reliable attachment at the camera lugs.
- Mirrorless-first fit: Designed for compact mirrorless systems (Leica, Fujifilm, Sony) and compatible with the broader Peak Design strap ecosystem for quick swaps.
Clever Supply’s product page describes the strap as slightly longer than the standard Anchor Wrist strap — giving a more relaxed hang for shooters who prefer their camera hanging low on the wrist while walking.
Best for: Travel photographers shooting compact mirrorless cameras who want a minimal, long-lasting wrist strap. Skip it if: You shoot with a larger DSLR or telephoto setup — a wrist strap isn’t designed for heavy rigs. Check the current price before buying.
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