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The zinc alloy screws can hold up to 15kg and all important mechanical parts are reinforced to ensure the safety and durability of the sturdy metal plate during camera use.
There are multiple safety buckles in the camera strap designed to be adjusted to individual sizes to make protection more secure.
Made of 8mm thick neoprene, ergonomically designed for perfect weight distribution.
red
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
loved it!! makes things so easy to take pictures and move around!!
Kevin King
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Unit is very nice. I'm a larger man, it fit me very well. Will recommend for anyone. Also arrived very quickly, thank you.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2025
I like the product, easy to use, held my heaviest cameras very well
Eric Bellefleur
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2024
Belle qualité
FD
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
I'd been using this for 10 months now. I am not a professional photographer. It is a hobby and occasionally shoot photos for some events (more than 10 times now so far using this strap/harness).I do not believe there are clear instructions on how to use it. But it is not too hard to figure it out. My neck thanks me once I switched to this system. This make shooting more comfortable when compares with 2 cameras with 2 straps.With 2 cameras straps on my neck, and often hard to switch camera with one strap is overlapping another one. It is even worst when shooting in a fast pace. Using this strap/harness now make is easier for me to switch cameras when I have one wide to standard zoom lens on one camera and a telephoto prime lens on the other one.As for the sturdiness, the material and the harness construction seem good. The extra safety tether cable makes it even better. So far, I have not encountered any issues at all except one time the strap got lose a little at the strap adjuster. So, I just need to check the harness each time before I use them. I think it is good to do so no matter what.So far, I am happy with this purchase especially it does not cost too much to begin with.
WasItWorth$
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
Used this on a long hike uphill. Attached a Sony A3 and a Nikon P1000. The cameras dangled a bit so had to hold gently hold them to the side when traversing rocks. However it was quite comfortable on the shoulders. Takes a bit of maneuvering to put it on. I lay the cameras on a soft surface and then place the harness one hand at a time with my back facing the cameras.
Yvonne Young
Reviewed in Australia on November 8, 2024
This camera harness exceeded all my expectations at a price far less than other advertised brands. Initial strap adjustment was a little tricky but once done, it's very light and comfortable to wear and makes switching the two cameras very easy. I definitely recommend this product.
Jeff St.Clair
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
I would have given this product 5 stars, but it came without instructions indicating what the extra pieces were for.
Addict
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
I love this strap because you can indeed use two cameras, but you can also add a lens bag on one of the hooks and that's super convenient. Great product.
Angel Izquierdo
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
This is my first harness for two cameras. I really like the adjustable straps. It is easy to remove and easy to attach the two cameras. After being an event photographer for a while, I realized its a must to always have a backup body on at all times. Not just for safety but its really beneficial to have a different lens on each body. This harness feels like it will last a while. It's definitely a bang for the buck.
Hi
Reviewed in Australia on May 3, 2023
No instructions on how to set it up or how to adjust it, not sure where to put straps and what goes where. Seems self explanatory from the picture but in person it’s really not.
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023
Seeing that this is a very inexpensive solution, I am going to keep it around as a backup, however after shooting 2 weddings in a weekend, for me, I found a fundamental flaw in its design...Essentially the way this connects to your camera is that you need to screw it into the tripod mount either on your camera or grip, duh right... While I liked this style originally because other solutions I found in this range (including ztowoto's own B08Y6H2HQB) the connection from harness to camera is a thumb clip that I just dont have any trust bearing weight on it and potentially getting tugged on when maneuvering around. So while this method does create a more secure connection, it creates TOO secure of a connection and when situations changed the one wedding and I needed to make some changes (lens change), it was very difficult to get camera to my assistant.This is where having a carabiner clip style offers a very strong connection with the ease of having to detaching the camera should you require it.like this BlackRapid, it has a "deluxe design" but comes at a significant cost (B01LFREKUM)or a solution like this (B08G55T6YF), however I'm not a fan of leather straps, even though for the tik toks, they do look cooler.... [eye roll]I also had a problem with this "backup clip" solution that is a carabiner clip but it was the strap that failed me, by the end of the day, both of the secure clips come undone, luckily the main connection is super tight.Again, this is a very inexpensive solution, so you may still want to consider this if you are on a budget.
Jayson Rosero
Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2023
Looks not that nice but still does the job.
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