JJC Deluxe Mirrorless Camera Hand Grip Strap for Sony A7V A7IV A7III A7II A7CR A7CII A7RV IV A7RIII II A7SIII II A9III A1 ZV-E1 A6700 A6600 A6400 A6300 A6100 A6000 Panasonic G9 G95 S9 S5 S1 S1R & More
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Color: Black
Features
- The strap is made from microfiber and has a padded cushion inside, comfortable and durable in use
- Adjustable to the size of your hand, provides secure support and ease of use for one-handed holding & shooting
- The metal base plate is Arca Swiss Type quick release plate with a standard 1/4-20 socket underneath, this feature allows you to put your camera to a tripod any time with the strap on
- The metal base plate has a 90 degree adjustable eyelet which allow your camera to be connected by any quick release shoulder strap or neck strap with a carabiner
- It is compatible with most mirrorless cameras that have a standard 1/4"-20 tripod socket on the bottom and a tiny round upper strap eyelet. One end screws into your camera's 1/4-20 tripod socket and the other back threads through the triangle split ring on your camera's strap eyelet or via the zinc alloy buckle included in this JJC hand strap
Package Dimensions: 5.79 x 3.35 x 0.87 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 ounces
Item model number: HSML1MB
Date First Available: May 4, 2019
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: JJC
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Color: Black
I have always wanted this & didn't know it. I hate the neck strap, but if you have an expensive camera it is stupid to not secure it, especially if you hike with your camera. I NEVER wore the strap around my neck; I even bought a new one to try to make that work, but it didn't feel comfortable or secure. If I'm climbing, the camera is going to hit rock swinging around my neck, so it's not even a solution. I twisted the neck strap around my right hand. Now, I have a strap designed to work like that. Also, we gotta be honest; these cameras get dirt out of the ether! I have to keep mine in a ziplock gallon bag or a snug fitting, padded camera case in my backpack when not in use. Otherwise I end up with schmutz or a hair on the mirror or lens, which I only notice after I've ruined the perfect shot. Where does the mirror dirt come from? So I store mine in a padded case in a backpack & pull out to shoot. This is the strap I have always wanted. I have smaller man hands, big woman hands--muscular & thick for a woman. I wear surgical 7.5 gloves. I put this on the tightest setting for the grip & then worked the smaller snap strap. I thought that was supposed to go around my thumb & it was tight & messed up the fit. I realized it's a safety strap that snaps, & goes around your wrist. It slides up to the thumb joint when holding the camera, but it goes around the wrist. I have it set to the tightest length & it fits perfectly. This is super secure. I love this. Can't wait to use it! So exciting to have JUST the right tool! I believe this will work for most hand sizes. Not bigfoot paws; but everything under Men's XL-work-gloves-are-way-too-tight-for-you, should work. I thought I'd hate the bottom mount shoe--it is awesome & so well thought out. The flip finger screw tightening & the second mount for tripod into the strap plate are beautifully conceived & executed. It makes the strap crazy secure.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2025 by a k
Color: Black
I purchased this 'Deluxe' version over the 'Pro' version because, when looking at product listings before purchase, I noted a couple of differences in the camera plate that I figured would be appealing versus the 'bent-plate' design. The Arca-style plate allows the camera to be snapped onto your so-equipped tripod instantly. This is a great feature. The rotating connection eye on the camera plate really is a great idea. It locks in either position that you choose to use. If you're not using a shoulder strap or wish to set the camera onto a table, etc., the eye rotates flat to the plate so it doesn't protrude like fixed plate designs do, allowing the camera to sit without falling over. Yes, the plate also includes a threaded hole so it needn't be removed to attach to a tripod using the screw fitting. Although they may not seem like much, these little details are very thoughtful and useful. I am still fiddling with the fit and whether to use the added buckle on my camera. I'm not yet sure how it improves the fit. I am hoping to achieve a better fit because initially it seems like the angle that my hand is forced to hold the camera isn't optimal anymore and makes it more difficult to press buttons on the camera without contorting my fingers awkwardly. I'm hoping I can adjust this out of the fit. because I do like the concept of this hand strap.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023 by SteveB
Color: Black
Used it on a safari in Africa and worked well. Comfortable and sturdy, however the bottom screw where it attaches does come loose pretty often. You really gotta get it good and tight to keep it that way. But that's a minor inconvenience and as long as you're not whipping the camera around you should be fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by pilotguy06
Color: Red
I read a few reviews about sweating, I have not had that issue (I don’t wear it so tight that there’s no air flow). Works great, very comfortable, it’s my new go-to! I only wish I could come up with an efficient quick release to swap straps around. There are some out there but they are clunky and bigger than they need to be, which impacts adjusting a strap like this as snug as it should be. I will eventually make something, I’m sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Jeffer
Color: Black
A must when doing street photography. The extra security is perfect. When I'm on the streets it hold my Sony very secured.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Melvin Marsh
Color: Red
I bought this for a Nikon Z6 (mirrorless) so I could swap out the Cotton Carrier hand strap I have on it to a Nikon D800. It turns out that this strap fit the D800 perfectly. Out of all the hand straps I've ever bought (some stupidly expensive) this was the easiest to install. It's comfortable and really well made. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by GlassQueenDeluxe
Color: Black
Strap works well, only complaint is it makes it hard to change the battery.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by fred Densing
Color: Black
Installation was a challenge, but once it fit the hand securely the fine-tuned adjustments had been worth it. With the snapped-on wrist band, I could even let go of the camera and it would not drop to the ground. The attachment point on the camera had a piece of plastic for strain release (I’m guessing) that prevented the hand grip’s metal connector to slide over it so I just looped its fabric loop through the camera ring and it’s strong enough. After a half dozen cameras from 35mm SLRs to my present mirrorless full-frame, all with one hand grip or another, this has been the best. Next time, I hope this hand grip came in real leather.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by Don T