ztowoto Double Shoulder Camera Strap Harness Quick Release Adjustable Dual Camera Tether Strap with Safety Tether and Lens Cleaning Cloth for DSLR SLR Camera

Great for wedding photographers. It feels well made and good value for money. The straps are full adjustable for height and chest size.

I've worn a few of these over the years and this is the second one of this make I have ordered. When I am out and about I tend to find myself shooting gigs/sporting events and festivals, places where I tend not to have anywhere secure to store kit and constantly taking a rucksack on and off is annoying. So I started carrying two cameras with a different lens loadout to cover most bases. Since receiving this I have just covered an album launch gig in a local venue. Kit was a Nikon D750 with the 24-120mm kit lens and an f2.8 Nikon 80-200mm attached to a D4s. This is not a particularly light load to lug about all night but the harness allows good weight distribution and comfort across my shoulders rather than around my neck, it was comfy to wear all night and allows to the cameras to hang at hip height out of the way. The reason I needed a new on is because you can split it and use as a single sling, I did this with my old one and lost half of it, it's a skill, so it was still working fine after 5 years of moderately hard use. They are very good comfy slings and even when I have bigger lenses on I find them much better than a neck strap, even using a single camera just clip the empty side through a belt loop and again it works brilliantly.

My strap, received June 2023, has a 3rd adjustable strap, not present in the product illustrations, which in use joins the two “halves” of the harness on the user's back and below the padded shoulder pieces. The length of this strap is adjustable from around 7-12 inch, however it does not have any “Op-Tech” type connectors, so cannot easily be disconnected in the same way as the other two straps connecting the two halves. The plastic strap buckles are however split such that the straps can be forced out through one (or both) buckles if so desired. It is therefore a little misleading to say that “you can also detatch one side and use it as a single shoulder strap” - as with this 3rd strap in place this is no longer an easy process. Anyway, when the two “halves” of the harness are separated, there is no longer anything to hold the strap in place if worn just over one shouder; also the length of the strap is is maximum of around 32” (from shoulder to hook) so is I think also unlikely to be long enough to use comfortably worn “across the chest” (although for persons of a smaller stature this may be less of an issue) so to me it doesn't seem at all very practical to use as a single strap. However overall I think that the 3rd strap is a good addition to minimise outward movement when carrying two cameras, which is the main purpose most people would be looking at buying this harness. Just a shame they have not fitted the “Op-Tech” type connectors to facilitate its removal. Overall this seems to be a useful, good quality and quite sturdy piece of kit, and certainly is good value for money and which I am looking forward to trying out “in the field”.

Ok I normally just use the one camera however there are times I could require to use two. The strap is ok but you are still weighing yourself down with two cameras and different lens, I fined the right hand side easy to use but the left hand side is not so easy (I may need to adjust it better) The way you put it on can also be a bit awkward. The strap is well made and you have different options on how to attach your cameras it is comfortable to a point but it is still a weight around /on you back and neck. This type of camera strap will take a bit of getting used to and remembering that if you get down low to take a shot the other camera could make contact with the floor! So take a bit of time adjusting the straps beforehand. For value its worth a try, and you don't have too hang another camera off the second strap you could hang a collapsable seat/step or and a pop up reflector.

This shoulder strap seems to be well made. I am using it to carry a single camera by fixing one strap to each side of the camera and it seems to work well. The camera feels secure and is much easier to carry with the load spread over my shoulders. Im carrying the camera a bit higher up than shown in the photo. The fixing clips for the camera feel secure and they slide on the straps allowing me to raise the camera to my eye.

I needed something for a full days wedding photography to keep my two Sony cameras safe and secure and close at hand! this was just the job! seems well made (only used once), sturdy and comfortable. Easy to adjust get the cameras nicely at hip height so they aren't swinging free like their in a hammock in the bahamas! Only slight issue was the bottom attachment (into the tripod screw) seems to work itself loose a few times during the day so make sure you also use the supplied little cable with clip to keep your cameras extra secure.

Unfortunately did not last very long. Used for about 5 events before the d-ring hooks completely broke on both sides. Luckily had the second safety strap on as one camera fell. For the price, you get what you pay for. The harness however is just ok. Not greatly comfortable if you're short and a lot of loose straps.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting much for the price, but it's quite well made (for the price). I've never used a double shoulder strap for my cameras before, but fancied trying one out. It was very comfortable and made life a lot easier at the wedding I was shooting. There was quite a lot of adjustment available to get it sitting comfortably which was a big plus.