Skinny Wrist Strap (Split Ring) Tan - Open Box, Natural
$45.9
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 — a featherweight tether for travel-day shooting
The gist: A slim leather wrist strap that keeps your camera on your hand (not around your neck) for fast, casual street and travel shots.
- Trimmed profile: 1/2" wide, cut from 5-6oz full-grain leather — noticeably slimmer than Clever Supply's standard 3/4" strap.
- Secure hardware: Brass rivets and a tempered-steel split-ring connection, the same attachment style found on Fujifilm, Leica, and Sony mirrorless bodies.
- Extra length: Cut a touch longer than the brand's normal wrist strap, so it sits comfortably around the wrist without pinching.
- Low-profile carry: No bulky neck strap to swing around or snag on backpack straps — ideal for one camera, one lens travel kits.
B&H's product listing for the Clever Supply Co. Skinny Wrist Strap (English Tan) confirms the leather construction and split-ring mount as the strap's core selling points for mirrorless shooters.
Best for: travelers shooting street scenes or markets who want quick camera access without a bulky neck strap. Skip it if: you carry a heavier DSLR/telephoto setup — a wrist strap alone won't distribute that weight comfortably. Runs ~$45.90 — check the current price before buying.
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