ReadyCap Information

ReadyCap is a patented product that is made in the USA. Since we started this endeavor we have seen a proliferation of products from competitors that have attempted to replicate the versatility of our ReadyCap holder. These are some of the features of our product that differentiate us from the rest: This is the only holder that is designed to carry either a lens cap or a lens filter (or both at once if so desired). With metal threads, positive engagement between the lens cap and/or filter is ensured. We offer the most sizes and the ability to change your ReadyCap size by simply using different sized ReadyCap adapters. We offer adapters that allow users to hold up to 15 different lens cap or filters sizes. Unlike other competitors that may require you to purchase a different holder for different sizes, we offer adapter rings that save you time and money. Our adapters are as simple to change as a lens filter. Easily secures to straps, belt loops, belts and more. Unlike some of our competitors, ReadyCap does not require you to undo your camera lens strap to put on the holder. Simply find a good spot on your strap, bag or belt and attach the ReadyCap using the backing plate and screws. Best of all, the thumb screws allow users to easily adjust the position of the holder. ReadyCap does not require users to put the holder on the wide part of the camera lens strap or belts. Narrow portions of the strap can also hold the ReadyCap due to the friction grip that is located on the back of the ReadyCap base. Many of our competitors recommend that you keep the holder on the wide part of the camera lens strap. Camera lens cap leashes have their own issues that most of you know about. The dangling of the cap often upsets the balance of the camera, leashes and caps have been known to accidentally end up in people's pictures, and often those leashes are attached to the lens cap with a type of adhesive that often fails. Camera lens cap clips do not provide the same level of security as the ReadyCap. The clips hold the lens cap ...