[Yes] Well worth the money super quality and super functional

[Yes] I bought this harness for a wedding I was shooting. I am 5'1 and was concerned it wouldn't fit. Well this was the perfect size for my small frame. It worked like a charm and you can secure the camera in two places in case one lock fails. It was comfortable and I was able to use it for several hours without any pain. highly recommend this.

[Yes] As a wedding and portrait photographer this product gives me an extra pair of hands while remaining portable during busy days. I found myself sitting a lens down and not putting it back in my bag during events. Now I can have two cameras ready (telephoto and wide) to give me the flexibility I needed. I like the modular peripherals available such as the sightseer bag so I can carry more gear on the go.

[Yes] A bit pricey, but hey. Im a dang baller walking around with buffalo leather and an A7r4. Never felt more comfortable shooting all day. Frees up my hands to help move a dress, or direct people (as ballers do). Just waiting on the lens pouch to put on the other side (cause wearing two A7r4's would be too much balling).

Worth the money.

[Yes] Definitely worth the money! Such a good fit for my photography business. This strap is so easy to use and I have no worries about my camera dropping. I have no neck pain that was caused by my cheap strap anymore. Definitely recommend!

[Faux Leather] No more back pain!

[Yes] I’ve been a pro photographer for over 4 decades and I can easily say this is the best camera strap I’ve ever bought. If you get this, I highly suggest also purchasing the Leather Cream to soften and protect the leather. Also, I know the price is spendy, but if you go to the guy's website who make them, he has a great tutorial about the uses and perks. It’d be great if B&H put the link on the page because it was what sold me. One last thing, it comes with the belt attachment that prevents the camera from swing around. The quick release is excellent!

[Yes] I've been shooting weddings for 15 years (25+ a year) and have tried many different options for carrying two cameras. This has by far been my favorite. I've shot more than a dozen weddings with this harness and it not only looks great/professional; it's much more comfortable to wear for all-day shoots. It effectively distributes the weight more evenly. So I don't have anymore shoulder/back pain at the end of the day after carrying around two DSLRs. I typically have two gripped Nikon D750s; one with a 24-70 2.8VR and one with a 70-200 2.8VR attached. After my first wedding I wasn't so sure, because the straps would move around on me, however, I used double-stick velcro to hold it in place, and hasn't moved since. Only downside is the cost. Otherwise, I highly recommend if you want/need to carry to cameras around for an extended period of time.

[Yes] I love this! Quickly one of my favorite photography tools. The second I put it on I just looked like a pro photographer. There are levels, and I felt like I instantly leveled up- oddly enough.

I'm 5'8" average build, and the small fit perfect. Not sure how to connect the bag on the back, but maybe those bags have those connectors since I haven't purchased one yet.

If you're on the fence and if you have more than 1 camera and have events in the future scheduled, I wish I had known about this earlier- just get it. Seems like a solid investment. Looks good. Fits great. Super functional. I love it and excited to use it! Small investment in something that makes you look like you know what you're doing.

[Yes] Feels extremely 1 of 1. Really wishing I was the only one with it.