77Mm Center Pinch Lens Cap Bundle For Canon Nikon Sony DSLR Camera With Microfiber Cleaning Cloth And Cap Keeper Leash By Waka Unique Design Review

I was worried reading reviews about how difficult it was to add the leashes to the caps, but I had no problems when using a normal pin. My kit did not include a special tool (the instructions no longer mention it; they recommend a pin or ballpoint pen, so they must have stopped shipping it). See photos for what the string mechanism looks like: photo 1 shows how far you can push it into the small hole by hand; photo 2 shows the needle hooking into the loop and pulling it out using the horizontal

Great value. These do exactly as intended: i.e., add a tethered lens cap. Only two points to keep in mind.1. Threading the tether thru the tiny hole in the lens cap could be challenging. I used heavy thread to make a loop on the first one before I realized they had included a special tool that made the others much easier. Look for it; easy to miss.2. The elastic lens straps can slip off if handled roughly so are not quite as secure as if the tether were attached to the camera or strap. But then

After years of using a leash cap keeper on a super zoom point-and-shoot, when I got a new Canon RP with several lenses, I decided to get a cap keeper that attaches to my neck strap. It works OK, but during a recent trip to Sedona, Ariz., I dropped lens caps on the dusty trail three times and lost one cap altogether. I prefer these leashes with elastic bands to the ones that tie onto the camera. They work on long lenses, and if the wind blows enough to disturb a tripod shot, you can easily pull…