Delivered on time and it fits perfectly. I think it fits better than the original (Nikon) lens cap.

I have a Nikon D7000 with a 18-300 mm lens. This product works just as it should. When I remove the lens cap it hangs down from the lens without getting in my way while shooting photos. This method is much easier than using my pocket for the lens cap.

I purchased these as spares for DSLR equipment and as a retainer for the ocular lens cap on a new set of Nikon Monarch 5 binoculars. They fit the bill perfectly. I wasn't expecting much from the bonus lens cloth but it turned out to be very well made, thick and soft. It's always good to be surprised with higher quality than one expects!

Wow! Great product. Recently we lost our lens cap on vacation for our Nikon camera. Having to purchase a new cap, we wanted to ensure that we did not lose it again. Wasn't sure about this product, but ordered it anyway. We are very happy with the product. We immediately put them on all of our lens caps. Added bonus of the lens cloth. Product arrived quicker than was expected and works like a charm.

The lens cap works great as it holds the Nikon 18-200 zoom lens without any problem; However, due to the length of the cord, any longer lens may be a problem in trying to cover or open the lens after use. The adhesive on the button seems to stick very well to the lens cap, but remaining to be seen for the repetitive usage. That being said, there are five pieces in the set so there is no problem if I need to replace one. In addition, the cost was so minimal that it absolutely worth buying it again so I highly recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a similar product.

Firm grip lens cap. Good alternative to the Nikon replacement.

I had this same UV filter on my Nikon lens, and thanks to it, the lens survived a drop onto asphalt lens side down! Both the lens cap and this same filter were on the lens when the camera hit the ground. The lens cap was damaged and the UV filter shattered and its outer rim dented but, thankfully, my excellent Nikon lens survived! I carefully removed the broken pieces, blew tiny broken fragments off the lens, then cleaned it with a microfiber cloth and all is well.But since the filter rim is damaged I can’t get it off the lens, not even with a lens wrench. However, I was able to get this new filter to screw onto the dented rim of the broken filter with a little effort. My lens is protected again and this will work until if and when I can figure out how to get the damaged rim off my lens. But the lens is protected now so that’s the main thing.My advice to everyone is NEVER be without a protective filter on all your lenses. They don’t interfere with picture quality, and if you want to invest in pricier glass filters, go for it, just protect your equipment from dirt, dust, fingerprints, smudges, and, like me, potential disaster!

I needed some lens cap 'tethers' because it was a pain to have to figure out where to put my over when I wanted to take a picture with my Nikon. Some lenses come with tethers but not Nikon. These are exactly what I needed.