📷 Spider Holster - Tripod Carrier Attachment + BlackWidow Camera Holster: Effortlessly Access Your Tripod Anywhere! Review

First, the product does exactly what it was designed to do. Allows you to attach a lightweight camera to your belt for hands-free convenience. He masters this task with absolutely no problems. I originally used the stylus that came with the Black Widow holster but have since switched to the Spiderlight plate as I wanted to use something with a tripod quick release clamp. The holster itself does a good job though and my only gripe is that unlike the Spiderlight holster it can't just be slipped…

For use with Fuji X cameras (X-T10 and X100S). It took me a while to get used to it, but now I love it for general use, events, the studio, everything. Like others who have posted, I really dislike using collars. I like the thin leather strap on the right which doesn't bother me. However, you may need to use your hands to hold a slice of pizza AND a tasty drink. What to do? It works great, the camera holsters quickly and securely and is ready to be quickly detached when needed. In the studio I…

I bought the SpiderHolster to keep my hands free when hiking or strolling to the farmers market. It's great for freeing up your arms and hands and I've found that when I use the holster I don't get as tired at the end of a long day of hiking. I was a bit apprehensive about hanging the camera on my belt, but after a few uses I no longer had those concerns. The locking system is difficult enough to use that someone can't just open the camera and run away with it. But that also means the shutter…

A few weeks later with this product I found out how it works for me I bought SpyderHolster because I need an easy way to keep my camera handy when I walk my dog on a daily basis. We typically ride 3-5 miles a day on a variety of routes including old forest roads, regular sidewalks, dog parks, beaches and other places that aren't particularly photogenic. The neck strap never worked because I had to bend down to pick up dog poop and maneuver the leash while we walked. I was also concerned that…