This is the perfect strap for the Fuji X100V (that’s what I happen to have it attached to, so I’m pointing to that camera specifically, but I’d say my comments apply to any newish, smaller, camera) for 2 reasons. 1) Fuji (and the many online fans of this camera) encourages you to treat the camera as not just a photo-taker, but also a photo-developer. What I mean is there are a zillion settings for jpeg manipulation on this camera, and Fuji actively encourages you to get the shot right the first time, in the camera, not spend all your time in Lightroom fiddling. For that purpose, the ingenious design of this strap is perfect. Note how the section of the strap that actually attaches to the camera is extremely thin and minimalist; what that means is that while you are following Fuiji’s dictates to get the jpeg right in the field, you have the absolute minimum of strap getting in your way as you check the jpeg on the rear screen and change settings to improve it. And 2) the very smart and well-designed mechanism to change the strap length from sling-style (across the chest for maximum safety for the expensive camera) to neck-hanging length (the best length for jpeg checking and adjusting) is super easy to use, and foolproof. All in all, I could go on longer, but I won’t. This strap makes all kinds of sense for smaller cameras, and is beautifully made by a great little company that deserves your support to boot. If you have any instinct to give this a try, I highly recommend checking it out. You can always return it within 30 days if you don’t like it. In my experience emailing with the owner/designer/operator, you will find him very friendly, easy to deal with, and eager to please. These days, that deserves a lot of support. 5 zillion stars, if I could give it that.

I’ve purchased and owned two F1 straps previously and was well acquainted with the amazing quality and ease of use of Simplr camera straps, so it wasn’t even an option that I would NOT consider the F1 ultralight when I picked up an x100v. Having the strap affixed to my camera without any quick release mounts means it sits at the perfect level when I wear it “necklace style” which I’m finding is my preferred style for the x100v. But you can just as effortlessly pull the strap to carry it sling style in 2 seconds.

An observation between the F1 vs F1 ultralight: what I like about the F1is that you can loop it into itself for a rudimentary wrist strap, but the F1 ultralight hardware doesn’t allow for the same practice due to its smaller size. However, the method of tying the F1 ultralight into a loose knot (as suggested by the product photo) does the job to serve as quick wrist strap if you feel like changing up how you carry.

I’ve got numerous other brands but at last I have found the ‘perfect’ strap. The Simplr F1 Ultralight for my Fuji X100V.

Simplr have put a lot of thought into the F1 Ultralight to incorporate seamless adjustability in a practical, minimalist design. Their attention to detail on seemingly small items such as length, width, stitching, materials, size of split rings and placement of the logo all contribute to a truly excellent strap. I’ve used the strap for nearly a month and it just gets out of the way unlike any other strap I’ve used. Very impressive and highly recommended.

I thought I was satisfied with my Peak Design leash strap, until I put on the F1ultralight. Simplr split rings are smoother and don’t catch on the lugs, and there are no anchors to snag on either. I use the strap on a FujiFilm X100V, which it suits well. I didn’t realize how l little I needed the versatility of the Peak Design strap with the X100V specifically. It is a small fixed lens camera, and the strap fits it perfectly, without excess, as promised. The materials and construction give me confidence it will serve for the life of the camera.

I’ve been a Photographer since the mid-80’s and have always looked for the right strap/camera combo for each camera and this is perfect for my Fuji x100V. I love ability to switch from neck to cross body. It’s unobtrusive and the narrower strap toward the camera end doesn’t cause it to get in the way while shooting. I looked on-line for a long time before finding this. Thanks

Having evaluated all the options, tried a couple of alternatives, this is such a good match for the Fuji x100v. It’s super neat, can make a quick improvised wrist leash for occasional use. It adjusts quickly between over the shoulder and standard neck strap. I like the size and the small attachment points that are unobtrusive when handling the camera. It’s strong secure and the texture is not too slippery, a great match. I like to buy from small independent companies wherever I can so this is an added bonus.

Love this strap. It is my second one from Simplr using them on all my cameras. Very reliable and great quality!!

An amazing camera strap for mirrorless cameras. Strong, durable and understated. It doesn’t shout “Hipster” and is extremely comfortable to wear and use.

The F1 ultralight is a natural for my X100V. I’ve had the F1 on my X3 for several years and it works great so this was a no brainier. I especially like the fact that there is no bulk from the strap where it attaches to the camera, thus giving you a better grip. The adjustable length gives you the option of full sling style or just over the neck.

Over the last few years I’ve become a massive Simplr fan. Started with an M1a, graduated to an F1, and now I’ve got the F1ultralight on my brand new X100v. Of all the Simplr straps I’ve had this one is the most unique and specialized. I don’t think anyone else is making anything close. For me, when street shooting, having a strap that’s easy to adjust is important. To be honest, that’s not hard to find, but what makes the F1ultralight unique is the lightness, thin-ness, and high stealth factor combined with that adjustability. There’s nothing shiny or fancy about it, but it’s really well made. Also very comfy. I’m confident it’s the last strap I’ll buy for my X100V and then I will move it over to my future X100Z or whatever they call the next one.