JJC 55mm Center Snap-on Lens Cap Camera Front Lens Cover for Canon Nikon Fujifilm Sony Olympus Panasonic Any Lens with 55mm Filter Thread Replaces Original Cap with Free Lens Cap Keeper

You get what you paid for. Can't hold properly, any contact with this cap and it's falling down. Lost 2 caps and the third one throw it away.

This was to replace a 1975 Minolta lens cover. Fits better than the original lever did.

great value and it was for 2 filters

Excellent product, shipping was right in time.

Face it: lens caps can, and likely will get lost. And the smaller the lens cap, the easier it is to misplace it. To make matters worse, some lens cap designs do not grip as quickly and reliably as others. The original equipment cap for my Fuji 27mm pancake lens was one of those—hard to snap in place quickly, and prone to getting on part way, and then falling off. It took me a number of months, but I finally lost it while on a neighborhood walk. By the time we found it in the street, multi-ton vehicles had rendered it even less suited for its task.The JJC LC-39 turned out to be a great replacement, "great" meaning noticeably superior to the original. It goes on quickly and easily, and stays in its place better than a well trained husband. I was about to quite willingly shell out $7 for a single cap from another source when I found that I could get 5 of these puppies for just under $11. I checked with my wife, as my calculator batteries were dead, and she confirmed that was a better deal.So, they work flawlessly and they are a great value. But wait, there's more! Well, not much more, in my opinion, but your mileage may vary. Each cap comes with a "Cap Keeper," which consists of a black elastic ban attached to a small rectangle of plastic which can self-adhere to the front center of the lens cap. The idea is that when you take the lens off the front of the lens you will keep it handy by wrapping the elastic band around the lens, your wrist, your parachute strap, or whatever works for you. Also supplied is a length of slightly elastic black string, one end of which can be attached to a small hole provided on the edge of the lens cap, and the other, well... to something you don't plan to lose. One of these approaches, particularly the latter, might be a real benefit if you are always using the lens that the cap fits, but most of us are interchanging lenses, so may find, as I do, that the leash is more trouble than it's worth. At the crazy cheap price of these caps, shoot... buy a few packs of 5 and don't worry about losing them.

Great item,,,used on my Mamiya Sekor 55mm lense...