📷 USA GEAR Chest Harness Camera Strap with Quick Release Buckles, Galaxy Neoprene Pattern, Accessory Pockets - Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony & More Point-and-Shoot/Mirrorless Cameras Review

Where has it been all my life? No more straining your neck, it's easy to move your camera to where you need it with no hassle, AND NO MORE MAGICAL JUMPING FROM BIG BOOBS. It's motionless and doesn't strain my neck. I liked it at the perfect time because I had just upgraded to a significantly heavier camera and knew my neck wouldn't be able to handle it, especially when it was bouncing. The pockets are large enough to hold an extra battery (the ones that fold). I love it.

I bought this to go hiking and I love it. He kept my camera at a distance. It didn't cut into me like a normal camera strap. I had no problem getting the camera out or putting it back in my camera bag/backpack. I read some reviews where people used carabiners to attach the camera to the strap and I did something similar to attach it to the current camera strap. It would be great if they could change the way it attaches to the camera to something like a carabiner.

I bought this to prevent my new camera from bouncing while walking like wearing it with a simple neck strap. It kinda helped. However, it doesn't have much room to adjust and for me it still hangs very low - almost below waist height. I adjusted it as little as possible. You still need some strap length to get the camera up to your face when wearing it, but I need to figure out how to shorten it for myself.

I have not used this strap yet. However, I've attached it to my camera and it's ready for my next photo op. I used a neck strap before. I've never been able to just drop the camera because it's too heavy. So I hold the camera constantly (sometimes 3-4 hours). This resulted in very painful thumb joints and I think I even have a case of tennis elbow. So I'm really looking forward to the seat belts, which I can just leave hanging between shots. UPDATE: I've used the straps a few times now and they

This is good for keeping your camera in a convenient yet secure place that is easily accessible when needed. I'm still working on the settings and need to add two twist locks to the camera body mount. Even with the small (impossible for me to open) link rings, the straps still had a tendency to twist. The buckles on the strap ensure things lie flat. I tried not to use small rings but the straps didn't want to lay flat and nice. I know they'll tease me until they're flat and beautiful, or at…

I've been using it every day at work for almost 2 years. I didn't use it for its intended purpose (to hold a heavy camera or binoculars) but it's well made. The stitching is well done, the edges are finished, the material is durable. I'm surprised it's so cheap (15 when I bought it). I had kept heavy keys on a "Key-Bak" (high quality retractable key clip). They are hooked when held at the waist or by a neck tie. I separated the keys and attached a key-bak to each strap so they hung under each…

Received this a few days ago hoping to wear it under a backpack as my camera lanyard is taking on terrible pressure exercising my C6-7 and causing numbness. I'm 5ft and about 130. If I crop the camera so it doesn't touch my pubic bone then both the rear and front adjustments are as short as possible then the camera is too short to bring it to eye level. So this can be temporarily fixed by cropping and unbinding every time you want to take a picture so you can see through the viewfinder…