FALCAM F38 Backpack Camera Clip V2 with Plate, Arca-Swiss Quick Release, 30kg/66lb Load, Dyneema Strap, Safety Latch, for DSLR Mirrorless Action Cameras, Belt & Strap Mount, Black

Love this. Easy to use. I didnt like how other designs digital into your arm once youve had the bag on for so long. I have a peak design hand strap that mounts into the tripod thread and it works with this clip. Love the interchangeable design and brands. Its actually one of the cheaper better made clips out there

Alright, only used it one time so far. Wanted to take a 12-mile hike to top of Mt. Marion in the Cascades. Snowy trail stopped the loop at 6 miles, so not a large sample size. Not yet any way. Hooking a Sony A7iii with a 28-70 Lense to the clip. It's fastened to my rucksack strap and didn't slip or move. Didn't bounce around either on a fairly rocky and at times steep trail. Easy to clip on and clip off. Easy-peasy. Just want to make sure the button is in the right position. You'll see what I mean when you use it. Looking forward to several thousand miles this season yarding the camera along. So far, highly recommended.

Amazing system, love how securely it fits and their whole system rocks!

Super handy for clipping to a backpack strap or belt. It's relatively painless to install. My only minor complaint is that the "tracks" on the back plate are a little too easy for the string to fall out of, yet a little tricky to rethread. This has no impact on the overall utility of this clip though. This is also compatible with Peak Design plates, but note that the Falcam plate is NOT compatible with the Peak Design clip. Thus I have a PD plate that lives on my camera which can fit into all of my different PD and Falcam clips.

See update below Original review I like that the clip is capable of securing onto many size straps. Having taken it hiking I found that it squeaks a lot while walking and the release mechanism gets jammed very frequently. Highly frustrating to miss the important shot because I could not release the camera. Even WD-40 doesn't seem to have made any difference to the propensity for the release mechanism to jam. UPDATE: The jamming is caused because the lock slider gets easily jarred into a locked position (e.g. landing when jumping down off a boulder) even though the slider looks unlocked. Now that I realize what has happened I can fix it. Personally I always have my camera on a secondary safety leash in addition to the clip, so the sliding lock is a feature I would rather not have. For me it's more pain than gain because of the way it locks itself. YMMV. Upping from 3 stars to 4 stars. It's still a pain when it locks itself and it still squeaks but these issues are not as severe as jamming.

I like this for carrying a camera around. This is a great product that’s cheaper than the competition. Great value and a must have.

The way this thing keeps our camera secure is insane. I didn't think it would be as sturdy as it is but its incredible. We have it on our backpack straps for easy grabbing for photos and have never had it fall. It's easy to use, makes removing your camera quick and easy and it seems to be quite sturdy. It's simple to mount to just about any bag or belt so we felt the value is 100% worth it. It works incredibly well.

Had to watch a YouTube vid to figure out how to operate the clamp 🤣 but once you got it, it's awesome. I contemplated getting one of these for so long, I wish I would have when I originally discovered it. Being able to just holster your camera in like 1 second flat and move to the next location or to not have to set it down somewhere is a game changer. And you can unholster it one handed depending on your camera and which orientation you have the mount attached to your backpack or belt. I've used it on my pants belt for hiking a mountain, and on my back pack for photo shoots. I use a nikon D780 with a 24-70 and sometimes an 18-400mm, so it's not a particularly light setup. I had zero worries of it coming unclipped or the clip breaking. Its a pretty tight fit, though after a few days the mount wears in a tiny bit and it becomes a little wiggly but still a secure connection. And we're talking legit hiking with my camera flopping around smacking my leg lol. I was more worried about my magnetic lens cap and filter flying off than the camera leaving the mount. Will probably buy another one at some point.