📷 Spider Holster - SpiderPro Mirrorless Dual Camera System v2: The Ultimate Quick Draw Carry Solution for (2) Mirrorless Cameras and Heavy Gear! Review

Whether you have a large DSLR or a small mirrorless camera, this holster will hold it perfectly and keep it ready. It has a nice positive footprint where the email attachment is inserted and it has a flip lock to protect it from someone grabbing your camera and stealing it. I use it with a black quick attach strap and it allows me to carry two full size DSLRs, this one has a 70-200mm lens. Even with such a large camera and lens, I don't feel the weight on my hips. I love this halter

I am so glad I bought this product. I looked at many similar products for almost a year and chose Spider because I liked its simplicity. When shopping online it can be difficult to make a choice and if I knew I would really like this product I would definitely buy a Dual. My main camera is a camcorder and I was concerned that it might not fit this product, but it works perfectly. I know a dual camera upgrade is available and I will be purchasing an upgrade soon so I can carry my regular camera…

I've tried various ways of carrying the Nikon P950, including belt holsters from another (cheaper) brand, but all had serious flaws. The $20 belt holster I bought seemed great to me, but when used, its design caused the camera mount to loosen within minutes of walking (as the reviews suggested). The spider holster is insanely expensive, but the cat meows! Strong, thick metal components, a very comfortable strap and holds the camera in a very comfortable position, ideal for quick detaching from…

This is a very well made and comfortable case. It was a bit expensive in my opinion, but so was my camera. It is made in the USA and is very reliable. If you carry your camera in public places, make sure that after attaching it to your belt, it won't fall off and fall into the hands of someone trying to grab it and run away. The camera snaps into place as soon as you clip it to your belt, and there's a latch that you have to press before you can remove it from the holster. The retaining…