Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Anchor 4-Pack - Ibis
Customer Rating
5
I've never had one fail yet! Highly recoomend
on February 28, 2026
Posted by: AJP
from Madrid, Spain
I've had these on my various cameras for almost a decade now. I've never had one fail. I've traveled with them and keep them on my daily carry camera without a single problem, and I live in a large city where I use public transportation. Couldn't recommend them more.
The anchors are good for most fixings, but for bigger lenses and some binoculars, the anchors are not long enough to properly fit, or to fit at all. Double-length anchors should be available as an option.
I find them to be good for the job if a little short, using them with a wrist strap on my R3 in portrait mode and it makes the strap tight. Maybe a 1/4 inch longer.
Bought more of these to add to items I grab and go for many reasons. These are great for the wrist holder to add while I walk the dog, run an errand, or work in the yard. Clipping is fast and easy to adjust.
Not all camera manufacturers have strap anchor points that you can get a naked PD anchor through. The two oval split rings and plastic grommet/sheath thingy, along with the split-ring spreader tool create a PD anchor point. Are the split rings available for all my other Fuji and Olympus cameras? (can't see them) Or do I have to get a set of 4 [with 2 rings] for each camera? (costly) Or is it one anchor point per camera? (yes, hand strap) Decisions.
Had one of these snap straight through without warning at the weekend after only about 6-7 wks of occasional use - no previous indication it was about to go, suddenly went and my camera hit the ground. Luckily no major damage other than a battery contact seems to have come loose so in-camera charging is inconsistent. Haven't had issues with other anchors so assume this is a one-off bad example that got through QC somehow. However have lost confidence in the product as a result.
Anchors that come with strap are ok when using on camera but need to be a little longer ffir using to connect to a lens foot like the Sony E-mount 200-600mm or the 400-800mm lenses. There is barely enough space to fit the loop over the disc after threading through the dedicated lens holes.