VKO Camera Strap Quick Release QD Loops Connector for DSLR SLR Cameras Neck Shoulder Strap Binoculars Adapter Connect Connection(Thick Rope)

I've installed these on all of my cameras and love how well made they are and how convenient it is to install and remove a camera strap. An excellent product.

I generally like having a strap on my camera and I like the strap, with the manufacture's logo, that came with my camera. There are times a camera strap gets in the way. I was looking for a strap with a quick release but just didn't like the style or the cost. I found a variety of adapters but they all looked a bit flimsy. The VKO Camera Strap Adapter is great, is very strong and supports my very heavy Pentax K-1. It is easy to install and the strap is removed or reinstalled in seconds. Exactly what I was looking for at a great price

I replaced the thin corded ones for this heavier “shoelace” thick one. I have no idea if the thin ones are weaker or fray easier, but these fit as well and carry my heavier equipment with ease. Peace of mind.

What is this for? Sometimes I want the strap on the camera, and other times I want the strap off, either to work on a tripod (where wind can cause a problem with a wide camera strap like mine moving the camera body) or to just shoot totally hand-held without the strap in the way. Threading or unthreading the strap takes too long. These plastic quick release buckles (smaller but otherwise similar to those found on many camera cases) allow me to switch the strap on and off the camera body very quickly. The plastic parts feel sturdy enough to last awhile and keep the gear safe.Installation is easy. Take your camera strap off the body. Separate one buckle of the VKO (you get two with each purchase, enough for one camera) and thread your camera strap through the open or female end of the buckle, remembering to double-back the strap through its clip as before. Take the closed or male end of the buckle and push its strap through your camera body eyelet, then pull the male buckle through the loop to make a knot. Clip the buckles together and the strap is attached. Push the sides of each buckle to detach the strap. Easy peasy. There is a video demonstrating installation here if you're still having trouble.

As the title says, installing this on the Canon EOS SLR requires a trick. The issue is that the strap holder has a narrow eye and it's tucked into the camera. There is no problem on installing it on the other side of the camera. As you can see from the photos, I used a bent paperclip to pull it through the strap holder. It was challenging but worked fine. This was the lighter of the two quick release straps. I highly recommend it, and the only reason why I gave it four stars Is that I felt misled by the title when I could not get it to work at first and, once I came up with an idea, installation still was a bit of a challenge.

I purchased these a while back and liked them so much, I ordered 2 more sets for my other cameras. I love how easy it is to detach the strap when not needed. Helps prevent my strap from getting tangled when used in situations where it is not needed and/or just gets in the way. They hold fast on my Nikon D810, Z 6II and cannon M50. I LOVE THEM!

Made it supper easy to switch back and forth between my neck strap and shoulder strap.

I used this on my recent Alaska Cruise. It allowed me to switch from the traditional neck strap on my Nikon to a side sling much easier.

This review is for:LARGE VKO Camera Strap Adapter, Shoulder Neck Strap Clip Adapter, Quick Release QD Loops Connector Buckle Kit Compatible with DSLR SLR Mirrorless Cameras Strong String System ConnectorsI use pro bodies that weigh over 1kg and lenses the same and more. While I prefer a low-key nylon strap (no brands, nothing flashy, no stretch... just basic), I don't always want that strap attached, tripod use and studio use being two such cases. In need of sturdy quick-releases, I opted for this one. It's perfect. It's not overly long. It fits well into the camera's D-rings. It's secure. It doesn't call attention to itself. Just what I wanted.If you use lighter bodies/ lens combinations, you might get away -- quite easily, in fact -- with the smaller version of this these QR loops. If you're using a full-frame mirrorless camera or larger, however, 'large' is the one to get. Recommended accordingly.

Ich hatte nach einer möglichst kompakten und unauffälligen Möglichkeit gesucht, den Kameragurt von meiner leichten APS-C Systemkamera schnell und unkompliziert entfernen zu können. Der Gurt hat an seinen Enden eine Breite von ca. 11 mm und die Verbinder sollten nicht viel breiter sein.So habe ich das VKO Schnellverschluss-Kit (Variante Big) bestellt.Die Materialien wirken hochwertig. Die Breite des „Schlaufenseils“ passt gut zu den schon vorhandenen Dreieck-Splentringen.Für meinen Zweck scheint das Produkt eine gute Lösung zu sein.

I have a neck strap and a wrist strap. Unfortunaetly the wrist strap does not have the same quick release fitting but it is good to be able to switch quite quickly from one to the other although there are the dangly bits from the unused connector(s)

..und schön verarbeitet. Nach langem Suchen und Ausprobieren hab ich nun endlich das für mich beste Schnellverschluss-System gefunden. Ich bestellte "small" und "middle" und halte die Kits für stabil genug, ihnen meine teuren Kameras anzuvertrauen. Zum Vergleich: Das entsprechende OpTech-Set finde ich überteuert. Das PeakDesign-Kupplungsset gefällt mir optisch und preislich auch nicht. Also, absolute Kaufempfehlung für das VKO-Kit.

Much easier with this accessory to install camera strap. Can even quick swap to another strap if I have second pair. Buckles are smooth to insert and release. Overall, matches asthetics of original OEM strap.