TOKIISHE Camera Straps Quick Release Adapter, 2 Pcs Camera Strap Rapid Connectors Mirrorless with Base, Connection Buckle Kit for Universal Camera Strap (Black)

I will start by stating that I am a major fan of Peak Design's gear. I own plenty of their products including a carbon tripod, so I am prepared to pay for quality when it's needed. I also own various camera straps, harnesses, and grips that are mostly attached with the Peak Design version of these clips.I make some of my own straps using leather and climbing rope, and wanted to see whether these clips would be of similar quality to PD gear. Let's face it, PD gear is not exactly inexpensive, so I wanted to reduce my costs as much as possible. These clips seem to be of precisely the same quality as PD ones, and they are a fraction of the price, so for that reason alone I am happy with them.The big question is 'Can you interchange them with PD clips?' The answer is 'Yes'. Both parts of the clip can be mixed with PD ones, and one cannot tell the difference in fit and ease of use.Therefore, buy these at a fraction of PD's prices and enjoy the same functionality, quality, and interchangeability. It's a no brainer.

The media could not be loaded. The Tokiishe Quick Release Adapter is a game-changer for me. With just a press, it effortlessly connects your camera strap, ensuring a secure hold. Built with durable materials, it's reliable for any shoot. Compatible with all the camera on the market (I use this system on DSLR, compact camera and 60 years old camera...), it's a versatile addition to your gear. Plus, with 2 Rapid Link bases and 2 Rapid Links included, it's a complete package. If you have multiple cameras, buy this product as much as you can... it's worth it!See ya!

These come as one pair, i.e. two camera clasps and two belt clasps/base. Also had two extra camera clasps which aren't much use on their own unless you are using one strap for two different cameras. They are quite strong and the concept, as used by Peak design, is good. Seem quite well made. Can't see much risk of anything breaking. The bigges issue is that the pressure required to release the clasp is a lot unless you happen to have very strong thumbs! Also when you try to slide the disk out it is shiny and your finger keeps slipping off. Still obviously quicker than unthreading a strap but requires two hands, one to steady the camera and one to release the clasp. So not really quick release but I'm hoping with use the spring will weaken a bit making it easier. I've never used the much more expensive Peak Design so don't know if I would have the same issues. I wouldn't pay their price anyway and would probably use a small carribiner.All in all though the product is functional and good value for the price you pay although I see now you can get three pairs for the same price on Amazon - but don't know if they are the same quality.

This is great! Mostly with my camera I use a wrist strap but sometimes it is really useful, and safer, to use the shoulder strap. However swapping the strap on and off the camera hooks is fiddly and awkward.This product solves the problem. Small holders are now permanently attached to each side of my camera - my wrist strap can be be attached at the same time - and matching clips are attached to each end of the strap. To attach , one securely snaps into the other, and can be removed just as quickly.Really simple but effective, and there are two spare connectors too, I guess if you have two camera bodies, or indeed any other item that may require a shoulder strap (binoculars, say) to be attached.Highly recommended.

Very useful

Exactly as described. Arrived promptly.

I bought two sets of it. Yesterday, one of the anchors failed while attached to my wrist strap. It was very painful to watch as my camera went flying, and I could do nothing! I was extremely lucky that nothing happened to the camera, aside from a minor scuff. The room had a very thick carpet, and the camera must have landed in a spot that could absorb the impact. The clips might be OK to use, as I can’t see how they would fail, but I will never trust them again. I’ll order PD ones. Moral of the story: there’s no free lunch

I use these with both my DSLRs they make removing the neck strap simple when changing to waist clip or harness typr=e strap with big lenses. When in use they are secure and have no concerns when using 300mm lenses on DSLR with battery pack. Much more convienent then having to undo the straps, and neater than the homemade system with buckles I was using.