Photographer's Wristband SET/Stop Lens Zoom Creep

Saw a youtube video with Marques Brownlee wearing a wristband with camera aperture numbers on it. As a photographer I thought that was cool as hell. So I bought a bunch! These are well made, comfortable and great value for money. I got so many, I ended up giving them to photography friends, so we all have some to wear. The numbers are large and easy to read, the paint (?) in them is well done and looks bright and vibrant. A bit of fun!

These are great value for money . They look to be largely all the same size but some are more flexible than others so I guess they’ll stretch to fit bigger lenses if required. I only have one lens that creeps and now I’ve fixed it with one of these bands, but at that price if any of my photographer friends have a creeping lens I’ll be able to help them out.

The DSLRKIT Photographer's Wristband Set/Stop Lens Zoom Creep is a clever and inexpensive solution for a common photography issue. If you’ve ever dealt with zoom creep—when your lens extends or retracts unintentionally while pointing up or down—this wristband does the trick perfectly.It’s easy to use and fits snugly around most lenses. The material is stretchy yet durable, providing just the right amount of tension to hold the zoom firmly in place without damaging your lens. The wristband design is also a nice touch—it doubles as a wearable accessory when not in use.While it’s a simple product, it’s surprisingly effective and has made a noticeable difference during long shoots or when using my camera at unusual angles. Highly recommended for photographers who want a low-cost, practical fix for zoom creep!

I wear mine as braclets and for the camera

Why did you choose this product over others?:Bought to stop lens creep and they work perfectly. Very good price, good quality bands, nice mix of patterns. Would buy again.

Cousin liked it, highly recommended

Saw these on a photography website and was just about to order them at a cost of nearly 70 dollars (american) for only 6 bracelets, when I thought I would take a quick look on Amazon to see if I could find something cheaper. Though they are not exactly the same, I must say the quality is excellent and at 13 pounds cost they are a far better deal.They are made of thick rubber (won't break easily), with the lettering beveled (so the numbering/paint won't wear off over time).

As u see

Cumple las expectativas, de tamaño grande. Hay un par de ellas que son más grandes que la otras. Bonitas para adornar sutilmente.

Not as good as advertised, numbers don't correspond ...

Nice product but tout small for the 70 200 70 300 fait delivery

I love them! You can't go wrong with these, at all. You don't even need to buy them for photography people/friends, they're just great bands in general - great, thick and durable. I've got rather large wrists and they stretch out nicely and naturally without causing any discomfort and not once have I felt they might tear.My first order was lost in shipping. Like, completely lost. It was tracking originally from somewhere in Texas (and I live in Texas) - it was one city away and then tracking just ceased. I believe the local post office must have lost it at some point and then tracking was never updated. Amazon refunded me immediately and I just ordered them again and got them. You can't put blame on the manufacturer for shipping mishaps, but just thought I should note this in case a larger case of lost shipments occur: this can help the manufacturer out more than anybody.

Ordentliche Qualität und sehr guter Preis. Die Bänder sind brauchbar für jeden, der weiß was damit gemacht wird. Die Auswahl der Gummi-Wristbänder ist mehr als ausreichend.