Peak Design Mobile Cuff
Keep your phone or camera secured to your wrist with this Peak Design mobile cuff. Great for sightseeing trips or daily outings, it ensures you won't drop your device while keeping it handy.
- Simple, durable and low-profile drop prevention for your phone, point-and-shoot camera, or any small device with a strap/lanyard connection point
- Intuitive Micro Anchor™ connection system allows you to attach/remove your phone/camera with ease, carry it securely, and avoid twisting/tangling
- Micro Anchor™ has a built-in swivel to prevent strap twisting
- Basket-woven nylon/polyester rope strikes the optimal balance of strength, padding and stretch; in the event of an accidental drop, the rope cinches onto your wrist
- Aluminum stopper hardware lets you set minimum loop length
- Loop adjustment via sleek glass-reinforced nylon hardware
- Integrates seamlessly with the built-in strap connection points on Peak Design cases and Apple iPhone cases (17 and onwards)
- Included universal adapter enables compatibility with almost any 3rd-party phone model/case
- Works with any 3rd-party phone case that has a fully-enclosed USB-C port slot
Imported.
View all Peak Design Straps| Best Use | Multisport |
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| Material(s) | Nylon & polyester rope; glass-reinforced nylon Micro Anchor™ housings; CNC-machined anodized aluminum adjuster; Micro Anchor™: high-strength thermoplastic with multi-layer thermoplastic cord |
| Dimensions | 5.4 x 2.8 x 1.5 inches |
| Weight | 2.47 ounces |
| Sustainability | bluepass certified product Fair Trade Certified From a Climate Label Certified brand |
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New micro anchor is aweful
The anchor mechanism sucks. Its so hard to disconnect I had so much trouble trying to get the anchor off the wrist strap out of the box. Once I finally did and attached to my phone case it I tried to test it. Attaching it is simple enough, but I trying it get disconnected it way too hard. My phone case ended up giving out before the disconnect happened.
Not that hard to disconnect. Don’t be put off.
I’m posting this review to balance out the negative ones about the micro anchor being too hard to open, as they nearly out me off. I took the risk as I’ve neen very pleased with my other Peak Design purchases, and I’m glad I did. The Cuff is the usual high quality and premium finish that you can expect from Peak Design. The micro anchor is stiff the first time you open it so I’d reccommend doing this off of the phone case before attaching it. I open and closed mine about 10-20x until it loosened up, then attached it to the phone case. Once you get the knack of opening it it’s quite easy. I just put my finger on the end of the cord whete it attaches to the phone case (to prevent excessive tension on the case) then pull the anchor away with cord pulling down and backwards (relative to the anchor) and it pops off easily every time. The ibis one goes beautifully with the orange iphone 17 (as does the green and orang PD case - got compliments on it recently).
Falling apart after just a couple weeks
I love that Peak Design released this series. It's new so I expected some imperfections but just after some mild use the strap fabric is fraying.
Failing after literally one use
I want to like it...the cuff is great, the feel is great. But after one connect and disconnect of the micro anchor (using the exact method shown in your tutorial video, which seems to be common sense that bending a thin, fragile cord like that at such an extreme, sharp angle means there's no way such a thing could work), it has frayed and showing red already. If the QD can't survive being disconnected, what's the point? Just use a permanent connection. This is really surprising as I have the leash, and was very impressed with its quality and ease of use. The quick connects are replaceable, but they don't wear out just from disconnecting them like this. Disappointing that a company with such a great reputation would let something so incredibly obvious through testing.
Poor system with no instructions
There is no explanation anywhere as to how this product works. That is insane to me. I went through the box, the company's webpage, the instructions, etc. Nothing. I guess the small "anchors" have to be violently pulled from its resting holder. WOW. I would have thought there might be a trick, like "twist this" or something. Every time I go to pull it out I feel like I am about to break the string or the holder. I can't believe someone engineered this product, and it was released with no instructional video. This from a bay area "tech" company. You must be kidding. UNREAL.
Quality Product
Just received these this week. I have had wrist lanyards from two previous companies. This Mobile Cuff is of superior quality. Beautifully made. A little learning curve on snapping the attachment on and off. Once you have the hang of it - very easy and feels very secure. Very happy!
Perfect for small cameras and binos!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect! I’m so glad I held out for PD to make a strap for smaller cameras. The anchors are brilliant! Highly recommend the crossbody strap and cuff. Get extra anchors because you are going to want to use these on all of your EDC gear!
Simply the best
One of the best compact camera straps around. Bought for my little Leica to replace a faulty original one. The micro anchor system is genius and ideal for both my phone and compact camera
Came for one, bought another
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As usual with PD, a really excellent bit of design. I bought one to use with my phone and then another to put on my camera.
Best strap for Ricoh GR
Perfect wrist strap for the Ricoh GR series camera. I have it on my GRIV and love it!