Lensmate Thumb Grip for Fujifilm X-Pro3 Xpro3 - Black only

On my X100F, I used the JB Camera Designs grip, which I highly recommend. So I obviously strongly considered the JB wood grip when I recently purchased the X-Pro 3, ultimately deciding against it because I prefer to be in full stealth mode (all black camera, accessories, etc).After watching YouTube reviews for years about various LensMate items, I decided to splurge on the extra $60 for an already-expensive camera purchase. I have to say: This item is well worth it.Prior to installing the grip, I had no idea my thumb was otherwise just out there, dangling in the wind like a child lost in the supermarket. But this thing is legit. It keeps my thumb relaxed, my hand in a solid shooting position, and my other digits away from the dials and buttons.The design and materials are top notch, and the grip fits the X-Pro 3 seamlessly. Excellent work, Lensmate!

While the price is surely a deterrent for a little accessory like this, Once you get it on the X-Pro3 there's no question that this is the only thumb grip built to this level of comfort and quality. If I ever lost it, I'd have to bite the bullet to buy it again.

The thumb grip is as advertised but it just doesn't feel quite right. I think it works best when shooting one-handed, which is something I never do. The material is nice and the product works as advertised. I also purchased the thumb grip for the Fujifilm X100V, which works much better for me.

This grip is high quality and very well made. I am sure some people love it as it gives a support spot for the thumb to rest and makes gripping the camera easier. However, I found that X-pro3 is actually a good size camera with nice thickness of the body with it's own built in grip. I had no problem rest my thumb on the back of the body where the camera thumb ridge located. And I don't need the thumb grip to help me grip the camera securely with one hand.The grip actually made my thumb flow less smooth between the dials and buttons on the X-pro3 when I operated the camera. Although it could easily be flicked to open position for dials and buttons access, the grip ( to me) took away the smoothness of the operation design the camera intended to provides originally.It's mot for me so I returned mine But I think some of the users may find it useful.