Camera Strap Accessories for Two-Cameras – Dual Shoulder Leather Harness – Multi Camera Gear for DSLR/SLR ProInStyle Strap by Coiro

I loved it the first time I The screw was missing from the one I used for a wedding My camera fell to the ground after it was screwed. A harness that cannot handle the weight of my gear is not an option since my camera and lens cost almost $5,000! What a mistake! I wish that hadn't happened! All the screws were in place ( and yes, they were fully in).

Anais McCullough

| Sep 19, 2020

My back is SO much more comfortable when I photograph weddings with this. I love how comfortable and stylish it is! There have been a lot of compliments on this. At first, I was unsure due to the much lower price than others I had found, but it has been great and very reliable so far. Excellent! We give it a 10!.

Sullivan Gray

| Dec 21, 2020

I can tell you for sure that this thing is worth it. Throughout the years, I've used the Spider Pro holster as my gun holster (still have it. Although I would prefer a dual-generation model), I wanted to try The camera strap that looks tacky without looking like it. am impressed by the stylish leather look of this strap, as well as its ease of use. With leather of such high quality and metal buttons and buckles of such durability, you can tell that these items will last a long time. The strap is a fully balanced and secure way of carrying your cameras, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for this. To make sure your cameras are tight, make sure the screws are tight, and you can use the optional mini-drivers Make sure you're extra careful with the straps. Easily adjustable and comfortable, these straps will not restrict your movements It is impossible to beat them at that price!.

Christopher Perez

| Oct 22, 2020

The harness is very good. There are some heavy parts to it, but it is okay. Material quality is excellent, and quality in general is excellent. Thank you for your wonderful product. I am very satisfied with my purchase. Once I use this harness on my next wedding, I will consider updating my review.

Gunner Butler

| Aug 27, 2020

The first thing I notice is the feel and size of the body. I'm 6 ft tall and weigh 190 pounds. The setup is well made with two Nikon Bodies, one with an 85mm and the other with a 70-200mm lens The recommended thickness is 200mm.

Derek Reilly

| Jan 08, 2021

Here are some good things In my experience, the belt generally holds up well when used with two or more cameras due to the weight distribution, so I wore it on a long trip in complete comfort. I used this with one camera though the weight distribution might make it even more effective with two cameras. Other systems I have used have never provided me with this level of comfort *lp*lp*lp*lp*lp*lp* the problem There are clips that attach to the back - It often fell off the camera when the up strap popped open I therefore would have crashed my camera into the pavement if the main connector had failed. In spite of the fact that they fail once or twice a day, the back-up straps should provide peace of mind. The clips are going to be cut off and more robust clips will be installed.


If not for this flaw, I would give the product 5 stars, but they sure shot themselves in the foot by missing.

Dilan Rangel

| Jul 05, 2021

My first consideration was the Holdfast Moneymaker before I found the Pro InStyle, and I'm glad I found it. less than a third of the price of the Moneymaker, the Pro IS is an excellent choice. Unlike the Moneymaker, the leather is robust and supple, the rivets are tight and secure, and the metal hardware, for the most part, is durable It is also hard for me to convey that the carabiners and safety straps on my bike are different (not inferior) than in the marketing pictures. Although the Pro IS comes with all the hardware you need to connect to your camera, I chose to use two quick release plates from Fusion Photo Gear instead of the small screw-in ones that are supplied. We have provided loops for this. There seems to be a bit of a problem supporting two full-size DSLR cameras with mid-range and telephoto lenses in these loops. The Pro IS harness is a very good dually camera harness. I suggest it to anyone considering a purchase of such a.

Myra Ball

| Feb 23, 2021

During my time as a freelance photographer, I used to hang two cameras around my neck - There is one lens with a long focal length and one with a short-to-medium focal length. It was common for me to have severe neck and shoulder pain at the end of a long shoot. Now that I have this harness, I cannot live without it. The pain doesn't bother me at night, no matter how long my day was. While I am taking photos, I can hardly tell that I have two rather heavy cameras with me. This is fantastic- I love it! This would have been useful to me if I had discovered it.

Sophie HOWELLS

| Sep 24, 2020