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If, like me, you rely on Peak Design's excellent Anchor system you should consider buying some extra anchors while you can. No, Peak Design has not quit making them but they have altered the design of these anchors, moving away from the three-layer cord to a thinner two-layer cord made from the same material. Although the weight capacity of the two-layer cord remains excellent there is no getting around the fact that there is less material to wear though (or to cut through from a pick-pocket's perspective). The move to the two-layer cord was motivated by a desire to make the anchors easier to attach to certain camera bodies however there is an easy work around to this problem using tiny and inexpensive titanium or stainless steel rings available right here on Amazon. Victorinox Key Ring Multi-Tool, Small (see image of these three-layer anchors on my X-T2)

These are the only ones to trust. The cheap knockoff versions break very easily and I would not trust my gear with those. The real Peak design anchor can be used to hang extra camera gear on the outside of packs and bags for quick access when paired with their clips. I have been very happy with all my Peak Design clips and straps since I started using them 3 years ago.

These anchors are a necessity for users of Peak straps using very heavy cameras like big Nikons and f2.8 glass.The Dyneema anchor cable will warn you as it wears and must be replaced after months/years of use.With anchors on each camera it is easy to move your Peak strap(s) from camera to camera.

On vacation, a couple of years ago, I found a Peak design camera strap that someone apparently tossed away because one of the anchors had broken. I replaced it when I got home - the strap is very nice, and the anchors are great - they design makes it very easy to change or remove the strap without having to fool with a lot of fiddling around.

I damaged one of my original Peak anchor tabs - these are as good as the ones that came with my strap. These ship directly from Peak Design, so you know that you're getting OEM parts and not some knockoff.

I’ve really come to like Peak Design’s system for carrying cameras and accessories. I bought these extra tabs to put on my DSLR so I can easily move the strap from one camera to the other. It’s a very simple system, easy to and use holds my cameras securely.

I have been using the Peak Design black slide SL-2 camera strap for several years. I recently bought another pro SLR camera and bought a 4 pk of micro anchors to swap the strap between the two cameras. The strap has served me well. I especially like the way the camera hangs to my side when not in use. Whether I have a 50mm or 200-500mm zoom on the camera, the position and angle of the camera when not in use is perfect. When moving the strap places the camera right at my side where my hand can steady it. I can think of no negatives for this strap.

Easy to use. Got to get something out of pocket, use the washroom or want to eat while hiking?... quick disconnect and easy peazyWorked flawless thus far as it saved my camera twice so far;)