KENGEL Double-Shoulder Double-Camera Strap, While The Two Cameras Have a Tripod Base.

The harness holds two cameras, full size cameras and very easy to get up and use when needed.

Because I lose or break them.I lost my Blackrapid in the move to my new studio. I have a shoot coming up that I needed a double harness for and hesitated to spend another $200 for a strap.I had one of these knockoffs before and the clips were super cheesy and one of them eventually broke. The one I received today has the upgraded crab claw style clips and are way better and more secure. It is every bit as comfortable as the Blackrapid. At the end of the day, this is just another nylon strap but it works perfectly and I won’t feel as bad if I destroy or lose it.

I was skeptical at first due to price, it held my A7iii and 70-200 2.8 no problem and was very comfy. Also easy to use.

As the title states it was difficult to put together

I ordered this for my trip to the Smoky Mountains, and wore it on our trip through Cades Cove. This harness is very comfortable for carrying two Nikon digital SLR's. It allows them to easily fall to both sides of your body for easy switching between two lenses. This harness is easy to unbuckle and hand off to someone else with the cameras still attached. My son and I passed our camera's back and for a couple of times during the trip with no issues. The cameras also easily attach and detach from the harness. Great quality product. Very comfortable and worth every penny.

BEWARE! The item pictured is not the item that is sent. The clips on the ends are not secured clips as displayed rather they are clasps like many others sold. The reason I bought this specific one was for these clasps that were shown.I gave it a chance and test since all the others I could find didnt have the clip I wanted and still did not feel fully secure with the clasps. Along with this there are other things that buyers should be aware of. The straps are thin and do no grip well to the front or back slide lock that they have on them. Unlike more expensive shoulder straps that can hold a camera up away from getting bumped temporarily these do not hold the weight of the camera due to the thin material. One major flaw also is that there is no way to quickly adjust the length of the straps because that part is on your back with a buckle. Perhaps this is for aesthetics but it's a flaw in functionality. Wish I had returned this and didnt event risk it when I opened the package.

I modified this unit for another purpose and it works perfectly.

As topic suggests, I used the 2 mounts to stabilize a Nikon D500 with 200-500mm Zoom lens. The original design was to hold two cameras, but it works great to allow hands free suspension of camera and large heavy telephoto lens when you need hands for some other task. Works great and greatly reduces arm fatigue.