Photographer's Wristband Set/Stop Lens Zoom Creep

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.

Sure, these bands are cute and fun, but I use them to help me remember things I struggle with as a photographer while on a shoot. I used my label maker to create a tag to place under the band. The tag will remind me to, for example, back up three feet (I'm always too close and up in people's grill), micro adjust the pose (I freeze when I can't think of a different pose), pay attention to the sun (is it casting weird shadows or are there specular highlights?), etc. So buy these because they are fun, but use them in your business as shooting reminders...then expense them! Win-win! You're welcome!

(I know nothing about Cannon, so this only applies to the Nikon style bracelets in the pack) These bracelets are cool, unique, and an interesting conversation starter for a photographer. However, they are not technically accurate as the markings on the lenses. I think this was done to avoid copyright infringement. For example, the aperture ring bracelet goes from f/1.4-f/22. I know of no Nikon lens that has an aperture ring that goes all the way from 1.4-22. (I may be wrong). Also the focus scale ring has the focus scale backwards... Infinity on the right side, and close focus on the left side, backwards from every Nikon focus scale I've seen, again I could be wrong. That being said, these are really cool, and you probably aren't looking for technical accuracy (I didn't care either). Great conversation starter.

Fun Camera stuff. Cheap but effective way to stop zoom creep if it fits your lens. It fit mine (Canon 17-55 f2.8, which flops as soon as you let go), which is kinda old but I still use to walk around. It doesn't work with some others though. You need a good bit of room that is not a zoom or focus ring for it to work. It was a good value for money, and the thickness is just right. Warmth? WTF. Oh and it also works as a rubber band in a pinch. There were 6-7 pieces in my delivery which was also nice and quick.

I bought the DSLRKIT Photographer's Wristband SET/ Stop Lens Zoom Creep for my cousin, who loves photography, as "a little something extra" gift for her sweet 16 birthday. She is always wearing a gaggle of rubber and other bracelets on her arm, so I thought adding a few of these to personalize her collection would reflect both her hobby and personality. The quality of the bracelets seemed great as I opened and put them in a box to gift-wrap them. As suspected, she suspected, she puts different ones into the mix of bracelets she wears daily. So, for those who have loved-ones who love photography and sporting these type of bracelets, they make a great gift.

Makes a great token of appreciation to that photo friend of yours.

i never knew something like this existed. I has solved a UGE problem i have with one of my older zoom lenses. From wear and tear, lens weight and age, the lens has gotten looser. This has created some annoying situations for me. These bands stop the lens slide. I can still zoom in and out, it just adds some resistance and keep the lens in its final place. Love that this set has apeture and zoom markings on them. great for different lenses. I guess they also can be used and writst bands, so the lens info on them makes them fun.

Pretty nice to wear

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

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!

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

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

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.