A neoprene type of strap is always going to be the best when you want something more comfortable. This one is particular does have a softer more stretchy variety with a meshy back for a bit better breathability. There are a few downsides of course, but I find the comfort aspect overcomes these tradeoffs:

1. Because of the stretchiness, the camera can bounce around a little bit more when moving about.
2. Because of the length of the neoprene part, the adjustability for the total length of the strap is a lot shorter.

I personally don't really understand the little pouch that is included. It's neat but I'm not sure what it would be useful for other than a spare battery, though considering the zippers aren't waterproof it's not necessarily the best choice. My other concern with it is the fact that, yes, the little pouch has a clip on top but velcro fasteners (hook side) on its back, which sticks nicely to the loop part of the fastener on the strap. This does mean unfortunately that if you wanted to clip the pouch on anything else, it might catch--not that I would prefer the hook side of velcro fasteners on the strap itself. I think the use of velcro was probably not the best choice in general, as it also causes the strap to make a bit of extra noise in use, thanks to the bouncing around.

It's nice that a pair of split rings are included in the pouch.

Now all of these use the same safety clips that K&F uses on all their neck/wrist straps. If you are in the K&F system for their version of anchors, these fit perfectly in and give you a more comfortable option. So overall, these are great when comfort is really your highest priority.