Camera Strap, Cross Shoulder Straps, Quick Release Chest Harness | for Binoculars, Rangefinders, Harness Strap Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony and DSLR SLR Cameras

Good quality product, seems to be a well-made camera harness. Attaches easily and securely to camera and it's nice and stretchy to get it on and off quickly. It's veryy nice to take some of the strain off your neck and feel comfortable and secure on outdoor adventures with your camera.

Love this! I have neck problems and a very heavy camera. I have been looking for a strap that would keep my camera safe without hurting my neck, especially while hiking. I’ve tried a couple different ones and returned them as they were too bulky and complicated to get on and off. This strap is exactly what I was looking for! It’s comfortable and simple to use and keeps the weight off my neck.

I use mine with a relatively heavy Pentax K-3 Mark iii (and last time was with the Pentax SMC 10mm,-17mm Fish-eye lens). I also attached a pair of PGYTECH quick release clips at the ends and it's been fine. It is frustrating when you cannot keep the camera up higher since it naturally (and is built to) slides down as low as the straps will allow. In my case, that means my camera slides down to where it interferes with my walking poles. Changes I would advise when you order this. Purchase something to hold the sliding clips from falling down too low. I am currently using simple office paper clips (black with silver handles - not the bent round paperclips). Maybe I will try to use something a little more stable, but these work for now.

The only thing I wish I could get would be extra clips! I'd love to be able to swap cameras on this harness and not have to buy a new harness. I live with multiple spinal instability issues and nerve damage which make having a traditional camera strap, or even a side camera strap, a bit of the hassle. This harnesses comfortable for the intended purpose, and even with a heavy camera such as a Canon 60D, the comfort and ease of use is much improved. I do not have a large frame; I only weigh around 100 lbs and the harness is comfortable. However, if I were under 5 ft tall, I would feel that this harness would be too large. I would recommend this harness to anybody dealing with issues that limit them from being able to use their heavy camera equipment.

Great price and seems to be well made and met all all my expectations.

Keeps the camera close to the chest with immediate access for quick use. Quality built! Very highly recommend!

No spare clasps or option to purchase from Vigorport. For if you wanted to change quickly from a binocular to a camera, rangefinder or other devices.

I saw an ad for a similar strap, but the price was outrageous. I checked Amazon and found this strap. It is so much better than the other one because there is NO pressure on my neck, it keeps the camera from swinging, and my camera is available in an instant. This strap is very easy to put on and take off, is extremely comfortable, and keeps my camera safe and secure.

Compré la correa para unos binoculares con peso de poco más de 700 gramos y superó mis expectativas. El material es de excelente calidad y muy cómodo. Además llegó antes de lo previsto. Sin duda se trató de una excelente compra.

Ich benutze den Kameragurt für eine Fernsteuerung. Ich bin Modellbauer. Das ist deutlich angenehmer, als der originale Tragegurt, welchen man um den Nacken hängen hat.

The straps are easily adjustable. They are stretchy enough for ease of use while viewing through binoculars but not too stretchy, meaning that the binoculars do not bounce when I’m walking — this is a big plus with me.

Excellent strap really takes the pressure off the neck and you can wear it for several hours without any discomfort.

The elastic on the straps could be slightly less stretchy. At the same time, it worked perfectly for carrying a Canon R8 with a wide-angle lens. The stretchiness provides a certain freedom of movement, which could, however, become an issue when running, for example. The attachment piece that connects to the camera could be better.