Fixation Clip V3 Noir Sans Plateau - PEAK DESIGN

Using on my AER travel sling in Italy. Working excellent and as I intended

Best product

I am very satisfied and i would bought it again and again.

I've already used it a couple of times since I bought it. It's easy to install and use, and very convenient when walking and you want to quickly have the camera in your hand and keep it still when not in use. It's totally worth the price.

The capture clip is very sturdy will hold my camera with lens either on my belt of on the shoulder strap of my camera bag or backpack. It is quick to attach the camera and quick to release the camera for use. The clip is well made and easy to use and is very strong. The clip helps to keep me from having to have the camera in my had all the time of around my neck

Warning... This is my experiment and not an intended use case for the Capture Clip. It is working well for me. Just passing this along.

This is my third capture clip. One for my backpack, another for my belt, both of them using the ProPad. For this one I wanted to have it as a quick connect to the Slide Strap. I used two nylon spacers along with the PD Anchors so that when I put on the strap I could use the CLIP to connect to the camera and not ever have any Anchors flopping around on my A7cii camera when I was not using a strap. The Anchor Loops pivot around the spacers and are not crushed by the Capture Clip. Of course, this means that I carry the camera with the strap attached to the bottom, which is what I prefer. I was careful to size the spacers properly as well as tighten the Clip so to ensure nothing ever comes loose. I know this was not the intended way to use these products, but it works perfectly for me. I have tightened the bolts on the Clip a few times as I am making sure nothing slips. I'll tweak the torque on the bolts until it no longer needs tightening. Maybe PD can engineer something to do something similar to what I have here. I do like how I can put on the strap and then clip on the camera and not have anchors remain on my camera when not using the strap. I hope this makes sense.

I bought this capture clip in August to carry my camera during my moutaineering outings.

This product is great, it is easy to use and reliable.

The only important improvement point relates to the length of the screws, i.e., in case the backpack harness is too thick for the clip with its standard screws, they will unscrew little by little until the clip ultimately falls off the backpack, which can end up in a drama.

Fortunately a second set of larger screws is available for such situations, but the instructions are not clear enough re. which set to use in various situations and the risks incurred.

So this is so nearly right and might be great for others but I struggle to clip my camera back in as I have attached PD anchor links to the base plate e.g. I have a clutch hand grip and or slide attached. The good news is it's quick to release when I am hiking and spot a bird for example. I have tried it on a belt and while the clutch can take the weight fin it just isn't that comfortable with a full frame mirrorless and a big lens.

I’ve been using the Peak Design Clip for a month and it keeps impressing me. It’s incredibly easy to use and gives me full confidence when carrying my camera. The build quality is superb, the design is clean, and it works flawlessly.

It’s a game-changer for street photography — no more neck strain or awkward handling. With a simple click, my camera is securely attached to my backpack strap, and my hands are free.

Highly recommended. Once you try it, you won’t go back