FALCAMF38 Camera Clip Kit V2, F38 Backpack Clip with Plate for Backpack Strap and Camera F38B3803

I purchased this right before I left for vacation to go to the Sahlen's Six Hours of the Glen IMSA race this past weekend since I wanted a hands free way to carry my camera while I wasn't using it. I'm not a huge fan of neck and shoulder straps since the camera swings around and strains your neck which I didn't want that while I was walking around the track all weekend. I have to say this clip did great with my Canon EOS RP and 100-400mm lens. It was very secure and not once did I worry about my camera falling. I also love how easy it is to mount and dismount the camera. It was 100% worth the investment. Such an amazing product.

Had to watch a YouTube vid to figure out how to operate the clamp 🤣 but once you got it, it's awesome. I contemplated getting one of these for so long, I wish I would have when I originally discovered it. Being able to just holster your camera in like 1 second flat and move to the next location or to not have to set it down somewhere is a game changer. And you can unholster it one handed depending on your camera and which orientation you have the mount attached to your backpack or belt. I've used it on my pants belt for hiking a mountain, and on my back pack for photo shoots. I use a nikon D780 with a 24-70 and sometimes an 18-400mm, so it's not a particularly light setup. I had zero worries of it coming unclipped or the clip breaking. Its a pretty tight fit, though after a few days the mount wears in a tiny bit and it becomes a little wiggly but still a secure connection. And we're talking legit hiking with my camera flopping around smacking my leg lol. I was more worried about my magnetic lens cap and filter flying off than the camera leaving the mount. Will probably buy another one at some point.

This didn’t workout for me personally, I didn’t end up needing it. But if I could have used it, it was mighty sturdy and well made!

Didn't know the F38 Backpack Clip existed, but after discovering my Peak Design Capture Camera Clip was at home, 900 miles away, I needed something quick for a 75 mile backpacking trip on the CDT in Colorado. The Peak Design Capture Camera Clip was delivered fast and worked great. Only one adjustment was needed on the trail, done the first day and done without tools, to prevent the clip from slipping on the thick and wide backpack strap. I was a little worried that it wasn't going to work very well, but after that adjustment it carried a Nikon Z9 with lens for days with no problem. The clip was easily switched without tools to a smaller backpack for climbing a 14'er and carried the same camera, again with no problems. The Peak Design Capture Camera Clip would do the same thing, but it did require tools to clamp it down, and the long screws didn't always work that well with the ribs, even after days on the trail. Time will tell how the cable holds up with the clamping force and heavy weight, but so far this is my new favorite camera carrying clip.

I saw some reviews for this in comparison to other brands and this stood out as a good quality alternative. I put this on my backpack and have not taken it off since. I use it with a Sony A74 and some larger sigma lenses and it has worked great so far. This makes carrying a camera a lot easier and less noticeable than having a shoulder strap on. Build quality seems really good and it is super simple to use.

Perfect fit for my Nomatic Peter Mckinkm backpack.

I had bought a similar device (PD) that cost more but did not work as well. This one attaches easier and snaps in better than the overpriced brand. Like the fact that the mount for this one works with many other brands tri-pods and mounts.

Watch the product installation video before you even try to install this. I carried around my r6mk ii and the rf 100-400mm lens with this clipped to my backpack strap all day without issue. It’s so great to have the camera ready instead of in a bag. This allowed me to bring my regular backpack with supplies for my dog and I without fussing with a camera bag or a dreadfulNeck strap. The camera stayed secure and you forget it’s there until you need it. This simple clip is a game changer.