VKOLug Ring Camera Strap Triangle Split Ring Hook Plastic Cap Compatible with All Brand D-SLR Rangefinder Mirrorless Camera W/Round Eyelet(2 Pair)

I purchased a Peak Design strap to pair with my Fujifilm X-T2. The new anchor hooks do not fit through the side rings whether the metal piece is removed or not so I went with the standard triangle split rings. After several weeks, somehow the Peak Design anchor line slipped under the split ring, shifted all the way around the ring and came loose. Unfortunately, my most expensive lens was on the camera at the time and it hit the pavement hard.I found these little plastic caps after some extensive searching and they work perfectly. Not only do they seem to save the anchor straps from extra wear, they also prevent another freak accident from happening again. Durability seems fine after a couple months. So far so good.

Have two camera rigs with built in mics for Mirrorless cameras, they have a location on the back for a safety strap, but no real way to connect a strap to it. The camera lug rings, plus a steel ring will allow us to securely attach a camera strap to the rig, and not ask our expensive cameras. So when we are out filming, and need a break, we can use the straps, and also primarily for drop protection. These work well on the camera lugs directly. Well made, great price, highly recommended.

First the positives - the 12 mm VKO camera clips measure about 12 mm width with the plastic cover attached, making it easy for the original camera strap to fit through the clip. The clip is easy to attach to the camera.The negative - as you can see in the attached photo, the clips are made of wire that is significantly thinner and not nearly as stiff as the original clips on the Olympus EM-1 and the OM Systems OM-1 cameras. (Measurements made with my digital micrometer.)This thinner wire makes them easier to attach to the camera. I'm sure they'll be fine with a 12-40mm F2.8 lens on the Olympus camera but I'd be very careful using them with a large, heavy telephoto zoom lens attached to the camera. The clips are not nearly as strong as the originals.

I'm using these for the two ends of my camera. I already have an O ring but they're in the wrong position to put a strap on and have the camera hang correctly.These are a bear to thread on but I love the rubber triangle that goes on afterward to secure it. I put the rubber triangle on then put it on my camera. I put it in the top 1/3 of the triangle to keep the rubber bumper from coming off.Pretty sturdy. Don't expect that it's going to have problems with the weight of a Sony mirrorless camera and the largest lens being a 55mm/F1.8.

These are not original as the rubber that come with original item with camera, these are cheap china plastic that crack when trying to install. I would not recommend and are very hard to install. I would not buy but there are no other options out there.

Not as good as the ones that came attached to my Sony A7iv camera, but I bought an A6000 used and the pieces were missing so I bought these and they worked perfectly.

Lug rings seem strong enough, and other reviews suggest as much. They are described as 304 stainless, which is not typically magnetic. My rings are magnetic, so not sure about their makeup. All of my ABS pieces broke in two different ways during installation, so I’ll be using O-rings instead to protect the camera body. Not sure this was worth the money, even at a cheap price.

I bought these to replace old ones on my cameras and was surprised to find they’re a heavier/stronger steel than I had anticipated.