Camera Chest Harness Strap

This camera strap is very comfortable and easy to use. Frequently when I use my camera, I do a lot of walking between photos. This strap kept my camera in a comfortable position and easy to move to the position to take a photo. Much more comfortable than the other straps I have used.

Great product that fits my wife’s camera perfectly. It helps her keep a steady focus and camera shoot.

Very comfortable, easy to put on, and it does take the weight off your neck. The plastic clips mean it's easy to remove the camera from the harness if you want to put it on a tripod or something.It came with metal rings (like keyring rings, only really, really tiny). These did not work to attach the camera to the harness. They were too weak, and broke under the weight of my rig. (Which was admittedly heavy - a Canon 1dx II and 70-300mm telephoto lens.) I threw them away and just attached the camera directly to the harness straps, the way you usually attach a camera strap. That worked fine.This harness would be perfect if the clips that attach the camera to the harness were slightly modified. I wish they were like the Op/Tech camera strap. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006J07K) If you unclip the strap from the camera with the Op/Tech, you end up with one male and one female clip on the camera, so you can clip them together and make a handstrap. With this USA Gear harness, if you unclip the camera from the harness, you end up with two male ends, and no easy way to hold the camera.I also wish the clips on the camera fit a camera strap, so you could easy move a camera from the harness to a strap. USA Gear does make a camera strap with clips, but the clips aren't the same size and don't fit the harness.

This camera strap is comfortable and easy to use. My DSLR felt secure the entire time I've used it at multiple parks. I love the small pockets to hold an extra battery and camera card. Additionally, it folds up small enough to fit it my camera bag when not in use.

I purchased this for days when I only need one camera body and to help alleviate pain in my neck and shoulders when photographing.I already have a Black Rapid dual strap and this item looked very comparable online.I tested it out with an old camera and it works perfectly. I was able to lift the body easily as it glided and it did not shift the camera strap. The 4 pockets on the front are actually very large.Perfect for camera cards, glasses, wipes, medication and keys. Added bonus was the variety of colors and styles to choose from. Perfect strap for hobbyist or professional photographers.

I bought the solid black strap over a year ago and it worked so well for me that I bought another one for a different camera. I do suggest you do something different on the straps for the battery because the Velcro does not always stay shut so there has to be a pin on it or the battery pops out. It did help to alleviate a lot of neck strain and pain.

I love the harness. My camera gets heavy around my neck, so it'd nice to have something that spreads the weight better. You can easily click the camera off to take on and remove the harness.

In a word: Cheesy, IMHO this is not pro gear. The little pockets barely holds a Nikon EN-EL15 size battery, which is a fairly average size battery for even the mirror less Nikon's. The other small data card pockets will not hold a a compact flash card, nor a CFexpress card in its pouch. The item is cheap and I suppose you cannot expect much for $20.Making the webbing a 1/2 inch bigger and putting some kind of a swivel where the camera straps attach to the webbing would have made the item much more user friendly. A twenty dollar strap holding a 3 - 5 thousand dollar camera doesn't quite add up.What does work: It frees your hands and allows your camera not to be constantly in one hand or the other, allowing you to do other touristy things, like look through binoculars or buy and eat street food, tender cash and receive change, without having to put your camera down.I'm just hoping it holds up for 20 days in Europe.