📷 JJC GB-1 Adjustable Photography Utility Belt: Carrying Gear Bag, Lens Pouch, and More! Review

I've been using this strap for a few weeks, mainly for nightclub photography, so nothing extreme. It was great while it lasted, especially the ergonomic shape of the shoulder pad and the second strap that keeps it from riding up your neck. It's very comfortable to wear, although the strap itself could be wider. The quality of the strap is very decent for its price BUT the carabiner/hook is not. I've read that it flakes off after a while which I could live with. But what I didn't expect was that

5 stars first - I like it, not as expensive as others and does the job. Hassle-free well made, very comfortable on long walks in the wilderness. Easily support the weight of high zoom (150-500mm) cameras and lenses. UPDATE - Downgraded to 1 star. After about 18 releases and possibly four uses, the carabiner opened and closed and broke on the hook while walking. Without using a secure connector I would have lost over $2,000 on the camera and lens. I emailed Rainbow Imaging and after waiting 2…

--Update -- Added pictures of my modifications to avoid using a ground-threaded tripod mount. An additional cable is also attached to the opposite post of the belt hook. The photo was taken with a Nikon D750 camera with the 28-300mm lens attached. It's not exactly a quick release buckle with a leash, but I feel like it's attached to the belt very securely now. - Original Review - This is a VERY comfortable belt. I really like having the weight of my camera on my shoulder instead of on my neck…

I love this strap! I've been looking for a long time which camera strap to buy. I travel a lot and also photograph portrait sessions and weddings. I wanted something versatile to suit my various photographic needs. It was also important to have something durable for my $2,000+ gear. I didn't want to risk my camera falling on the floor. I also didn't want anything that costs more than 60€. I'm a petite woman and have also thought about certain feminine styles as I thought they would be more…

I recently received a Canon 6D as a gift and couldn't believe how much heavier it is than my T2i. That's what you get when the case isn't plastic anymore, right? However, the lens I use with the 6D was also longer than I'm used to, so I had a few issues: 1. My neck was beating me to death after wearing a traditional neck strap. I usually have lower back pain, so to add to that, it's a big no-go. 2. My lens was sticking out of my body and was hit first. I also started getting stuck on the lens…

Firstly, if you have never tried any of the camera straps in this style, just order it, it's worth it. Secondly, I don't know if this is my specimen or if they are all, but after a day of heavy use the chrome paint they used on the quick release started to chip and my camera was literally awash in glitter; I was angry - what if this garbage ended up in my cell? Dust is bad, but shine? It's crazy they thought it was possible to use metallic paint on top of it for use with optics. Steel, but the…

I feel like I've been privy to a secret society wearing this headband because you don't understand its size, until you experience it fully. And if you haven't and are seeing this thing for the first time, it may seem odd to you - just like I did initially. Now that I'm in business, let me talk about my up and down conversion experience: Case Logic was a bad experience. It had a large, clunky connection widget that stuck out more than an inch, making it impossible to install in my case without…