Peak Design Anchor Connectors for Peak Design Straps (4-Pack, 4th Generation)

TL;DR: The only downside is that you might end up being locked into Peak Design's ecosystem (I don't think it's too bad).It works as intended and very sturdy! I have also purchased their ARCA tripod mount and their Slide Lite. Everything works really well together.I placed two on the tripod mount and two on the sides of my camera. I can now lock my Slide Lite on any combination of the sides or the tripod mount to close the loop. It allows my Slide Lite to tightly and securely hang my EOS R100 + RF70-200mm F2.8L IS USM combo during my walks on my neck or like a shoulder strap.I'm a bit skeptical about it holding a crazy amount of weight (I don't plan on testing it either) but the "ropes" on these things are much thicker yet flexible than any other type of I've gotten from other camera straps.

I've been using these for 10 years. In all of that time, I've had to replace just one - and not due to failure, but seeing the red showing through, so knowing that it is time. Great interconnectability option for the slide strap that I use daily!

These are a must have, I use them on all my cameras. They are easy to change, are very strong and last a long time. I only change them out for my own peace of mind. They make swapping out the camera strap quick and easy. Since I have multiple cameras, it is very convenient for me to use and share my favorite peak design strap with each camera.

Haven't used these replacements yet while my existing ones are still in good condition. Since they are made by the same brand, I beleive they are as good as each other.

They work well and makes it very easy to switch your strap from camera to lens

Long time user.. excellent product

Peak Design's Anchor Links seamlessly integrate with their straps, offering a secure and quick-connect system. They work flawlessly, making camera swaps a breeze. However, the price point is exorbitant for what are essentially small, machined metal pieces. Four stars for functionality, one star docked for value.

There I was, on a shoot 1500 miles from home. Hurrying through the lobby of a convention center, rushing from one location to another, thinking about how I was going to set the next shot up, my mind was on anything other than the security of my equipment. The first notice I had that anything was wrong was when I heard the sickening sound a $3000 camera makes when it hits a concrete floor. The second was when I looked at the horrified looks on the faces of the crowd around me who had witnessed it all.I was lucky. Somehow, the camera had survived the impact without a scratch, dent or broken glass. I have no idea how.I love my Peak Design shoulder strap - best one I've ever owned and I'd swear by it - almost. That was the day I learned that the strong, but thin cord loop on one of the anchor connectors would wear over time and eventually break through, allowing that end of the strap to turn loose...And then there was the aggravation of having to jury-rig something to re-attach that end of the strap to the camera for the remainder of my trip.Fortunately, this replacement set is inexpensive and is an actual Peak Design product. They've apparently changed the design slightly since I bought the original strap and the cord loop on the new ones is just a bit thicker, so, presumably will last a little longer. It locks into the socket perfectly.The key takeaway from my experience is that you need to check your anchors regularly and if they show any sign of wear, replace them right away. As little as these cost, buying a set now and keeping a couple in your bag at all times is cheap insurance against the possibility of breaking a lens or camera.Highly recommended.