The leather cuff absolutely looks and feels amazing. But I ended up returning because I miss the magnetic feature on regular cuff. Additionally, the low-profile redesigned anchor point does not work well with the original anchors. It's really hard now to detach with one hand. Overall it's a good product, and it would be great if you are new to the peak design eco system. But as someone that has been using different leash/cuff/slide over the years, I think it's a relative average experience in comparison to the original ones.
Bought two of these for my Fuji X-H2 and and X-Pro3, and it's great! It closes around the wrist automatically if the camera is dropped, or if you just want to let grow of the camera. It's very well made and comfortable.
A good sturdy strap and I use it often, especially for street photography or anywhere I want a secure hold on the camera. One downside is that it tightens on your wrist and requires the other hand to release the strap. To solve this I used pliers to crimp the metal slider, so I can release my hand without needing to use other hand. Apart from that, a good strap.
Beautiful looking, classy stuff. No contest on that.
Then again that metallic clasp is a nuisance. - In transport, I can get pressed against the camera body or worse - the screen. And it's sharp and hard enough to do damage. - It doesn’t lock. So if you just let your camera hang, it becomes a tourniquet for your wrist real fast. Your mileage may vary - maybe not everyone is using this on an OM-1 body with an adapted ZD 150mm f:2 for a winning several pounds package, so maybe on a light tiny combo it will stay put. On my setup though, when I drop the combo to let it hang - the clasp slides and tightens the cuff.
I wouldn't complain about this typically, but for a company who literally wrote the book on fancy clasps and locks - nope.