Sensei StrapCap Keeper for 72mm, 77mm, 82mm Lens Caps

This inexpensive little accessory is exactly what I needed. After repeatedly misplacing, dropping and struggling to recover my lens cap, I ordered this little gem. Easily attach it to a camera strap and click your lens cap in place for safe keeping.

I will not take a lot of time here other than to say the concept seemed good but in practice it was a waste of money. It now lives in the landfill.

The StrapCap Keeper is designed to keep your lens cap safe, clean, and close at-hand and can hold three different sizes of lenses (72mm, 77mm, or 82mm). The StrapCap accepts center-pinch and snap-on styles of camera lens caps. This cap keeper also works with straps up to 2Γ. wide and is extremely lightweight. It's designed to slip onto a belt, neck strap, or bag strap without being obtrusive. I really like the design of this product, but it fell really short of my expectations. You should be able to slip it onto a strap (in my case a shoulder camera strap) and then clip your lens cap onto it when it's not in use. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get my 77mm lens cap to hold in place on the StrapCap. My 82mm worked just fine. The 77mm would act like it was latched into place, but when you move the strap around or if there was a vibration around the StrapCap, the lens cap would pop right off. I tried multiple times to get the cap to stay on the StrapCap, but it was a no go. I was using a Tamron lens cap, but because it's supposed to be universal for those sizes of lens caps, I really shouldn't have had that issue. Keeping track of lens caps can be a pain, but products like the StrapCap Keeper can make this task a bit easier if they are designed properly. At this time, I wouldn't recommend the StrapCap as it doesn't seem to live up to it's product description but maybe it was something to do with the lens cap from Tamron.

Exactly what I needed. I love how easy this was to add to my strap. I was able to get it on and get going right away!