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Review: Peak Design Anchor Links Camera Neck Strap


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Overview : Got a camera neck strap that you absolutely love? Anchor Links will make it even better. Anchor Links are quick connectors that can be placed on the ends of any standard camera neck strap, giving it super-fast, uber secure quick-connection capability.

Features :
  • Super strong. Each Vectran®-corded Anchor can withstand over 200 lbs. of force, strong enough for any pro rig. Each package includes 4 Anchors and 2 Links.
  • Low-profile, lightweight and unobtrusive. Plus, the Delrin® Anchor disks will never scratch your camera body.
  • Adaptable to any standard camera strap, from your brand new OEM strap to your Dad's vintage leather strap he used in college. Works with straps up to 12mm wide, which is a nearly-universal pro camera strap standard.
  • The same connection system used on all Peak Design straps.

Quality/Usability : Ever wanted to remove your camera neck strap whether it be the one that came with the camera, Crumpler Industry Disgrace neck strap or other brands, but hate having to remove it and having to re-loop the straps when you want to put it back on? One of Peak Design's newest Kickstarter products is the Anchor Links. Anchor Links is a quick disconnector that can be placed on the ends of a standard camera neck strap and makes for super quick disconnection.


Not much is included with the Anchor Links. Included is a quick setup guide, two anchor links and four anchor disks; two will be used and the other two is incase the first two get frayed, you can change them out.

The anchors is pretty much a standard piece for all Peak Design products that require quick disconnecting. They were first introduced with the Cuff Wrist Strap and Leash Camera Strap.


The anchor links are made of durable hard plastic. It works with straps up to 12mm wide and will pretty much work with all camera straps.


Each Anchor is made from braided Kevlar® cord overmolded with Delrin® thermoplastic. An individual Anchor can withstand over 100 lbs. of force and is designed to be safely used with cameras and lenses of any size and weight.


To attach the anchor points:
A. Insert the anchor cord through the the loop at the bottom of your camera (grip) or quick release plate that is used for straps.
B. Create a loop with the anchor cord and bring the anchor disc through it.
C. Pull the anchor disc tight. The knot you created is called a cow hitch.
D. Attach the Clutch to the anchor by sliding the anchor disc into the housing in the direction shown.
E. When fully inserted, you’ll hear a “click.” The anchor is now locked in. To disconnect, press down on the anchor disc with your thumb and push the anchor out in the direction of the arrow.


To install the Anchor Links to your camera:
1. Take the end of your camera strap and loop it through the slot on the anchor link from behind and pull it through.
2. Put the end of the strap through the bottom of the buckle and pull it through.
3. Put the strap over and through the other end of the buckle and pull the strap through.
4. This completes the install and repeat steps 1-3 for the other side.


Once installed, you can place the anchor disks anywhere you want and attach your camera strap to the anchor disks. Either on each side for the conventional placements or one on the side and the other at the bottom of the camera as shown above.

Conclusion : Overall, the Peak Design Anchor Links Camera Neck Strap does a great job at giving you the ability to add a quick disconnect to your beloved neck strap. Installation is simple and the product is durable. If you're looking for a sling strap, read our review on the Slide Strap. And if you're looking for a hand strap, read our review on the Clutch.






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