Think Tank Digital Holster Chest Harness Holds all Digital Holsters Directly on Your Chest. Review

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(More customer reviews)I have a Nikon D90 with the 18-200 mm lens and was looking for a small bag to protect and carry it plus a few small items, but at the same time make the camera easy to access quickly. I also wanted something that would allow me to do other things, e.g. climb ladders at Mesa Verde, hold/walk dogs at dog shows, or just carry/roll luggage. After looking at numerous other solutions, the Think Tank D20 Digital Holster with this chest harness was my choice.
This rig allows me carry the camera in a protected, but easily accessible manner even with the lens shade in place. When I'm actively shooting, I put the camera's strap over my neck (accidents happen) and leave the bag closed, but with the top unzipped. This approach also takes the load off my neck. I can also do other things with the bag plus camera in place without it falling off or otherwise getting in the way.
I do not yet have other lenses or an external flash, but the expansion plan is to carry those on a belt. In that case the D20 with harness should be an aid in changing lenses, etc.
It is quite easy to put the bag with harness on and take it off. Construction quality is excellent.
I would recommend this harness and a Digital Holster bag to anyone with similar needs though it may not be a good solution for some women.

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The Think Tank Photo Digital Holster Harness allows the Digital Holster bags to be worn on the front of the body for hands-free use and easy access. One size fits all. This accessory is sold separately from the Digital Holster bags.

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OP/TECH USA 5301412 Bino/Cam Harness-Webbing Review

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(More customer reviews)Bought this harness for use with a Nikon D300 which is a much heavier camera than my last and do not regret it. I have a neck injury which makes it hard to hang or tie anything around now, so this harness is a Godsend. It's very adjustable and easy to use, but takes a little getting used to slipping on after being used to a neck strap and takes a little longer to do. Still, if you need this, it's worth doing and a huge convenience in the end. I don't like my camera swinging around and knocking expensive lenses on things, so being able to keep an eye on my equipment is wonderful.
There are a couple of drawbacks I've noticed however. It's hard to use liveview in the LCD monitor because the harness holds the camera too close unless you adjust the straps way out away from your body. Also it seems necessary to adjust the straps way out for general use and reading menus being as I'm far sighted these days. I don't care to wear glasses while taking photos, so for me this is a slight problem. Your results may vary.
Another thing I had issue with is with the easy connect system. You must attach the second section of the clips to the camera where they remain while the harness is not in use. These clips are fairly large albeit sturdy. What I did to circumvent this problem was to buy plastic swivel clips to attach the clips to first, then use swivel clips on the camera eyelet. It would have been nice had the manufacturer considered the possibility that not everyone would love their idea of a quick connect system and provided other options. This would have saved a good deal of time and effort figuring out what to do and where to get what was needed to make this harness work best for my equipment.
Overall I'd recommend this product all the same, but advise the buyer to think about their needs and intended use.

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A perfect solution for the outdoor enthusiast seeking a simple harness system for cameras or binoculars. The BINO/CAM HARNESS self-adjusts to comfortably balance gear while in use or in the idle position against the body. The unique loop attachment system enables the harness to quickly snap in place using our Uni-Loop quick disconnects. Its simple design and great price are sure to win approval!

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OP/TECH USA 5301422 Bino/Cam Harness (Elastic) Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this harness for use with my Nikon D80 and a Nikkor 18-200 lens. The camera and lens are quite bulky and heavy and I needed a solution for hiking. This elegantly simple harness works beautifully. I can carry the camera all day hiking through the Rockies without neck or back fatigue, without the camera swinging side to side or front to back and yet with it quickly and easily available for use. When I bend down to examine something or simply tie my shoe, the camera doesn't fall into the middle of whatever I'm doing. A friend bought the harness for his Nikon Stabilized binoculars and has reported back that it works beautifully with the binoculars as well. I've been delighted with my purchase.

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A perfect solution for the outdoor enthusiast seeking a simple harness system for cameras or binoculars. The BINO/CAM HARNESS self-adjusts to comfortably balance gear while in use or in the idle position against the body. The unique loop attachment system enables the harness to quickly snap in place using our Uni-Loop quick disconnects. Its simple design and great price are sure to win approval! The elastic version allows your camera or binoculars to be held tighter against the body in the idle position and stretches so the camera or binoculars can be comfortably brought up to the eyes for use.

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Nikon 6121 Prostaff Bino Harness Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a decent, pretty standard bino harness. If you're still using the neck strap, the benefits of the harness are that you don't have a sore neck at the end of the day, your binos don't bounce and swing on your chest as you walk or do other activities, and it slightly stabilizes your grip while viewing. The harness is highly superior to the neck strap!!!
Down sides of this model: The quick-release clasps are actually a little tricky to unclasp. Maybe this is a good thing if you have super-expensive binos, but I find it a little frustrating. Also, the plastic strap-junction pieces aren't designed quite as ergonomically as they could be. There's a big "Nikon" logo on the back that I wish wasn't there. But if you find it for a competitive price, go for it.
Another downside: The bino harness makes you look like you're some tool thinking he's tough because he's wearing a pseudo-gun-holster (ie Gareth Keenan's cell phone holster in "The Office").

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Lightweight harness takes the weight of binoculars off neck & distributes it evenly across shoulders Binoculars attach to elastic shoulder straps with secure, quick-release connection Self-centering backpiece with Nikon(R) logo

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