thanks for letting me know Nubbs!

The strap worked GREAT, it was so easy to be able to switch between bodies during the set, I also added into the set up a Peak Design lens holder that I clipped my 2x extender to. This allowed me to move off to the side of the stage, clip on the extender and shoot some long shots without being in any other photographers way. I think what I liked the most about this set up is the fact you develop muscle memory real quick with regards to where each of your bodies hanging on your side. this allows for seamless and easy switched between bodies within seconds.

By the end of a 8 hour day, my back was hurting and my shoulders were sore from having two bodies and lenses hanging from them. I think in the future for festivals I will add some type of padding to the strap system. For a venue show where I might shoot two or three bands in a night I think it will be perfect. Only other issue is I need to do something to make sure the buckle system on the back stays secure. At one point during the day one side came undone. That could have been a disaster if I didn’t catch it before standing up.

Hi John, thanks for letting me know!

thanks Rui. Some photogs here suggested the same company.

they are great

You’re welcome. Be sure and watch the video demonstration on Amazon to see how the strap operates. Have a great day as well!

Yes! thank you, Matthias

Super 🙂