Peak Design Cuff Review: My Go-To Camera Strap for Years

The Cuff solves the core problem of carrying expensive gear securely while keeping it ready to shoot. It prevents drops with secure wrist attachment and enables fast access to the camera. The strap reduces hand fatigue during extended shooting sessions and improves handling without making shooting harder.

High-quality materials that feel premium and trustworthy. The webbing and hardware quality stands up to daily use and travel. The construction is built to last through years of photography with minimal wear and tear.

Comfortable during extended use with padding that doesn't dig into your wrist. The strap is designed to be comfortable during long shooting sessions, and I've worn it for hours without wanting to take it off.

The Anchor Link system provides secure attachment that I trust with expensive gear. The quick release holds securely under load, and I've never had issues with accidental detachment even when the camera swings or bumps against my body during travel.

The strap disappears into my workflow. Quick attachment and detachment work seamlessly with the Anchor Link system. The design is intuitive and straightforward, making it easy to use during photography without fighting the strap.

The strap has been a reliable companion for years of photography with minimal wear and tear. It withstands constant abuse during travel, and the materials show no signs of fraying or degradation after extended use.

Works with the Peak Design Anchor Link system, which means it adapts to different camera types through Peak Design's ecosystem. The wrist strap design works well with mirrorless cameras and handles different camera weights without strain.

The Cuff is designed specifically for wrist use, which limits versatility compared to straps that work for multiple carry styles. It excels at wrist carry for travel and street photography, but it's not designed for neck or crossbody use.

The wrist strap keeps the camera secure without constant readjustment. The grip feels stable when navigating crowds or moving quickly, and the camera stays put during shooting.

Compact design that takes up minimal space in camera bags. The wrist strap rolls or folds compactly for travel storage and adds minimal bulk to my travel kit.

Clean, professional look that works well with different camera bodies. The strap looks appropriate for travel days and professional shoots without feeling out of place.

Good value considering the durability, functionality and Peak Design quality. The long-term reliability and professional feel justify the investment, especially when you factor in years of use.