Camera Strap Quick Release QD Loops Connector

Simple, easy to use, makes strap removal and replacement easy and painless. Used them for nearly 6 months, no issues at all. Far, far easier than using OEM straps that are a pain to properly attach to the camera body.

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've bought a couple sets of these for my several cameras over the years. These things make it so much easier when I need to swap out straps or even take one off completely and quickly. As a wildlife/nature photographer these quick release connectors have been a real game-changer when I'm out in the field. As an added bonus, while the connectors are made of plastic, it's sturdy. I've been using these connectors for several years now and I've had no problem or fear of them either breaking or coming undone while I have my large and heavy prime lens secured with them.

Small, strong, quick and easy to use.

Good quality and easy to use.

They work well and seem good quality and strong.

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.

It work perfect on sony a7iii, it seems really well made and strong.

Hält auch sehr gut an einer schweren Kamera

..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.

Brilliant when I want to swap straps on my camera

I first bought the WANBY strap with the quick release buckles, but found the materials lacking in both quality and strength - basically I just couldn't trust it to securely hold my camera. So I found these quick release buckles by VKO. They were a couple dollars more, and didn't include a neck or wrist strap, but they certainly are much more substantial and feel much sturdier. My camera came with a branded neck strap anyways so I didn't really care for another. What mattered to me the most was having a quick release system that I can confidently attach my camera to. And these VKO Strap Adapters (Large) give me that piece of mind. I do have some concerns about the durability of the stitching (which would most likely be the first point of failure) and the leather loops (which could crack due to weather and wear). I've inspected them closely and at the very least feel confident they'll last for quite some time. I'm happy with this purchase. Happy shopping!

I'm doing photography and learning about filming. So I need my strap on when doing the first but it becomes a nuisance doing the latter... I needed a quick release, without it's a real struggle to add or remove the strap. When I do photography, I use a 5D mark iii (860g) with a 100-400mm canon lens (1370g)... so my setup is rather heavy (2,230 kg or 4,92 lbs) and the medium model holds up very well. I did not want the bulkiness of the large model and I'm glad to see the medium I purchased will do the work, it's well made and sturdy. Unrelated note : If you ever carry something as heavy as I am for hiking or long walks, I suggest also buying a chest harness to carry your camera around. It's more comfortable than always holding you camera and tiring your arm, or wearing it sling style and putting pressure on one shoulder and your spine. It also doubles your security if you keep your strap on. It was a game changer for me.