Anchor 4 Pack, Grey
Up your gear game with this Peak Design Anchor Connector 4-Pack ! Never be caught fumbling for a second camera or those amazeballs binoculars again. These bad boys attach to any Peak Design camera strap, letting you conquer your multi-device carrying woes. Plus, they're built tough with a crazy-strong 200lb weight capacity, so bring on the adventure!
Our Review
Peak Design Anchor Connector 4-Pack — One-Hand Swaps, 200 lb Safety Net
The gist: Four 2 g attachment points that let you connect any Peak Design strap to your camera, binoculars, or second body with a one-hand click — backed by a 200 lb rated Dyneema cord you can trust with expensive travel gear.
- 200 lb rated Dyneema cord: Each anchor uses anti-abrasion Dyneema fiber rated to 200 lbs — more than enough margin for a full-frame camera and heavy zoom lens combination.
- Wear indicators built in: The dual-layer thermoplastic cords expose a red inner layer as they abrade, giving a visual warning before cord failure during a trip.
- Fits tight camera eyelets: The 17 mm angled head and slimmed-down 43 mm loop thread into narrow lugs on mirrorless cameras and binoculars where older anchor versions struggled.
- Weighs 2 g per anchor: Negligible packing weight; attach a set to every body and every strap so swaps between Peak Design straps take seconds anywhere in the world.
B&H Photo lists the Anchor 4-Pack with confirmed 200 lb strength ratings and highlights the wear-indicator cords as a safety feature that distinguishes Peak Design anchors from generic strap hardware.
Best for: Travelers running Peak Design straps on one or more cameras who want fast, tool-free strap swaps and visible safety indicators on the cords. Skip it if: You don’t own Peak Design straps — the anchors only connect to Peak Design’s strap system. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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