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Simplr crafts sleek, slim, versatile camera straps for today’s smaller professional-grade cameras. From street to studio, carry with confidence and stay focused on what matters: the shot. Made in USA.
Simplr straps are tailored for mirrorless, rangefinder, M4/3, compact DSLR, and 35mm film cameras.
F1
The supremely versatile F1 is chosen by event, wedding, and street photographers that prefer to work discretely. Striking the ideal balance of comfort and breathtaking sleekness on most mirrorless, M4/3 or rangefinder cameras (or as a “minimal” strap on larger cameras), it even converts to a capable wrist strap in about 15 seconds.
F1ultralight
For today’s pint-size powerhouses, there’s no other strap like the F1ultralight. Similar to our F1, with even more feather-weight proportions, it’s tailor-made just for the latest generation of tiny fixed-lens cameras.
W2
Finally … a truly minimal wrist strap that’s strong, sleek, weightless, impervious to the elements, and takes up virtually zero space. For all-day carry on your X100 or similar, or as an extra measure of safety on your studio cam.
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Latest Customer Reviews
Press & Simplr Sightings from our Blog
Ben Staley, Emmy-winning Producer, Director, and Director of Photography, just got back from a 10-week video shoot in Africa. As one of the world’s most well-traveled pros — when Ben talks about his clothing, tools, and camera gear — we suggest you take heed! In this video, he discusses all of his Africa gear, including […]
Paul Waring, an award-winning photographer, recently spoke to Aftershoot about his 12 must-have wedding photography accessories. We were delighted to see our F1 Camera Strap on his list of indispensable items. Here’s what Paul had to say: This is one wedding photography accessory I can’t live without. I use a Simplr Straps F1 because it’s […]
Scientist and street photographer Jack Wang recently released this video on how the Nikon Z6III can be accessorized to make it more evocative of Nikon’s new-retro Zf. In it, he spends a little time talking about camera straps: “The most functional strap I own … has to be the Simplr F1. Ultra-minimal and light mil-spec […]
Wired magazine has posted a wonderfully thorough review of the Fujifilm X-T5, referring to it as “…the best camera the company has ever made.” Nestled within this article, reviewer Scott Gilbertson reveals his preferred camera strap: “I prefer minimal straps like the Simplr F1, but for something included with the camera, Fuji’s strap is actually […]
In this official Fujifilm video, Flemming Bo Jensen, concert photographer extraordinaire, discusses how the X-T5 helps him capture the spirit and excitement of live music — while photographing Copenhagen-based singer/producer Saveus. “A camera is a tool for me. It needs to function purely on muscle memory, and become invisible.” Flemming is a long-time Simplr product abuser […]
In this video, Bert Stephani discusses his love of portraiture, and shares his thoughts on the new Fujifilm X-T5. Bert has numerous Simplr straps, but the one seen attached to his X-T5 is a castor gray F1. *It’s worth noting that our recommendation for an X-T5 would generally be a lug mount F1 — but Bert is tall […]
September 6, 2026
Excuse the long-ish review. TLDR: If you want the lightest, but still crazy strong wrist strap, this is the one to get. Now the long version: I'd seen a trend of people carrying their Fuji X100's with lanyards designed for mobile phones, as a stand-in for a proper wrist strap. As much as I love the idea of a phone lanyard form factor, a piece of string looped through a camera lug to prevent an accidental drop seems risky at best, especially knowing how Fuji lugs eat through cords attachments. That would not end well, I thought. In my head I knew what I wanted, then set out to find it, thinking it would be easy. Everything else I saw was either over-engineered, or attached with a string, or both. The W2 was literally the only strap that was sleek and didn't attach with a piece of string. When I got it, I tried pulling the stitching apart (I figure it's got a lifetime warranty, right?) and failed miserably. Couldn't even pop a single thread. Impressed. I've been happily rocking it on my X100VI and it is exactly what I wanted! I wondered why not everyone made a strap like this, and my best guess is, because making something this small is hard like building a miniature train set. Seriously, are you guys using microscopes to get all the stitching exactly right? 😉
September 4, 2026
My personal favorite strap of all time, and I've tried MANY. Does everything I need it to do, and nothing I don't. Adjusts fast, packs small, converts into a decent wrist strap. I never understand the logic of carrying a detachable shoulder strap and wrist strap PLUS the bag you then need just to carry your straps. As someone who likes to do more with less, the Simplr strap is the best balance of everything I want when carrying my Fuji X-T5.
September 3, 2026
Overpriced rubbish and an advertising triumph. Quality of webbing was disappointing. Overall not much improvement in the standard strap Sony supplies for the A6700.
August 29, 2026
I have purchased three F1 straps. First for my Canon R7– works well even with my RF 100-400mm telephoto lens attached. It provides just enough support but takes up less space in a camera bag or backpack. I also added an F1 to a pair of binoculars and to my Canon RP. I use the F1 cross body on my left shoulder and carry the gear on my right hip/lower back. Sometimes also in wrist configuration.
August 26, 2026
Great minimal protection from scratches from rings for those OCD type people like me.