USA GEAR DSLR Camera Strap Chest Harness With Quick Release Buckles Camera & Photo Review

I wish I had a neck strap that worked with the same release system because you don't always need the whole strap. But the suspension itself works great and is comfortable.

Received my polka dot build and am delighted. They are of excellent quality as advertised. The padding is great for the lenses and the seat belt fits perfectly. I'm giving 4 because I haven't used them yet, but I've tried.

Bought this harness because I wanted to leave the shoe open for other purposes. The strap is easy to attach to the camera. We've covered over 3 miles in the mountains with a large (100-400mm) lens with no discomfort. We bought my husband a second harness so we could turn off the camera between us without removing the harness.

Probably one of my best buys. It's super cheap but still amazing. It has two pockets that I use for extra batteries and small slots that I put extra cards in. I can just drop the camera and hang it in front of me, which is very nice, especially when photographing children and families. I would recommend this to anyone looking for good suspension on a budget.

My last camera gimbal was an all stretch material that sounded good but made the camera bounce a lot more than I wanted. It also couldn't support the weight of the camera, which is important in a way. THIS PRODUCT has the right combination of stretch and durable material. Drove all of Yellowstone with no back pain. Hooray! Now if only I could find a way to carry my extra lens to easily switch them. (I carry it in my backpack now)

This strap is ideal for casual photographers and/or travelers who want their hands free and their camera ready to shoot. I couldn't find anything comparable. The strap design is much more comfortable for the neck and shoulders than a traditional camera strap. It might seem silly to someone, but I'm happy with the comfort. It is not suitable for bloggers or those who want to shoot videos who may prefer a shoulder strap to attach the camera. Best for small camera and lens.

So far so good. It's only been a few days, but it's easy to use and so much more convenient than a collar. I am thinking of adding a short leash to hook the camera in case the buckle breaks. But the likelihood of both breaking at the same time is slim. I want the straps that attach to the camera to have a male and female end of the buckle. That way I could clip them together like a strap when I wasn't using the shoulder strap. Can't comment on durability as I've only had it for a week and only…