Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a basic necessity for my camera. When taking pictures, I totally forget about the lens cap. I could easily lose quite a few caps or have to look for them. Just remove the cap and let it hang until done shooting. If the string holder comes loose from the lens cap, I just glue it back on and I'm good to go.

I recently bought a new cannon camera and wanted to protect my lenses. So i went to best buy to see what they had. Was surprised to find just what i was looking for. The kwnse cap holders were reasonably priced. They attach to the camera and the lense very easily.

Helpful for lens caps. Helps to not drop or lose the cap.

Product works well and is easy to install. Priced right!

I'm prone to misplacing things, buying a replacement, then finding the original, so this little keeper is definitely a money saver. On sale for half price, it'll pay for itself in no time. I'll buy more as I add to my lens collection.

The lens cap holder was easy to attach. Stays put.

I have purchased several of these lens cap covers over the years and they have held up very well. I have even given them as gifts to friends I see struggling to hold onto their cap covers! Easy to put on (but note that the attachment to the cap sticks on so make sure you like the placement) and easy to use.

I was always misplacing my lens cap and was actually looking for a camera strap with a lens cap pocket. Then I realized I would still probably loose it. Happened to come across this little strap and it's perfect. Wrap the elastic around the lens and stick the other end to the lens cap. Done.

No more lost lens caps! These fit any camera or binoculars. Good adhesive and sturdy. I wish I had found them earlier! I have a set for each of my cameras.

I have 2 different diameter lenses and the elastic fit both snugly. Connections seem sturdy so far. Use care when removing the paper over the sticky foam or you might end up peeling off the sticky part that holds it to the cap.

Very reliable. The sticky pad adheres well to the lens cap. Stretchy enough yet tight enough to secure the lens cap on my DSLR lens. I plan on buying several more for every lens that I purchase. Great price.

Such a simple purchase will save me much frustration later if I lose my lens cap. A little cost to me saves my expensive lens from damage so, yeah, it was well worth getting it done and Best Buy had the answer when I needed it!

For what it is, it is an expensive product, but if you have a lens you know how important it is to protect it, and you won't be wondering where your cap lens is by purchasing this product

The lens cap holder is a loop that attaches the lens cap to the camera, preventing it from being lost. It a very handy item that will be appreciated by anyone who has lost or nearly lost a camera lens cap.

My daughter lost the first lens cap on her DSLR, so we replaced it and chose this cord to help her keep track of it. It fits on all the lenses and gives us peace of mind, knowing her camera will be a little safer. It should be sold with every new camera purchase!

Because what holds this to your lens is an elastic type of thing it's easy to use with other lenses that have the same size lens cap if needed. I personally buy enough for each lens.

I was always misplacing the cap to my camera when I would take pictures. I would forget if I put it in my pocket or my camera bag and I would panic! This was an easy solution and now I don't have to worry about misplacing my cap!

Great way to keep your lens caps handy. I purchased these so I didn't have to stick my lens cap in my pocket all of the time, worrying that I might lose it. Easy to use, and doesn't seem to get in the way!

This lens cap holder is inexpensive, but works great. Nice to just remove lens cap from camera to take a picture, but not have to worry about holding onto lens cap. I've used it for about 8 months, & it's still working great!

There are reviews on her stating that the sticky pad wore off a few days later and it fell off. Not sure how hat even happened unless you're literally purposely trying to tear it off. It is very secure on my Nikon D3400.