[Zipper] Camera straps are a pain when shooting from a tripod. This one can be rigged to bbe completely removable in an instant yet it is there to keep the camera from dropping when needed.

[Waist Belt] I have used sling straps for many years both for hiking and travel. The strap keeps the camera safe and convenient. I was pleased to see the addition of a QD attachment. So far it holds the camera solidly, but I still use the safety strap as well. Mine is attached to the newer RRS L plate which now has a QD attachment point. The strap is comfortable to wear and does not slip.

[Waist Belt] Package arrived on time in good order. Going to test it out as soon as I can.

[Empty] I had a Black Rapid strap before and loved it. What I hated about it was their attachment method. Their anchor method was indeed solid but it took too many steps to get off of, and back onto the strap.
NOW with the press of one button you're off the strap. One button press and you're back on the strap. Fast and easy. Really helpful when you are going from strap to tripod and back. I love those QD connectors.

[Zipper] This is comfortable on the shoulder. I like the way it attaches to the camera.

[0.275 lb] I use this harness for carrying a 105mm f/2.8 macro kit on the left strap and an 800mm f/6.3 telephoto kit on the right. Spring season is when the nature photographer is pulled towards shooting close-ups of wildflowers and simultaneously trying to frame migrating birds in a telephoto. This rig allows one the opportunity to go crazy attempting both!

[Empty] Got this harness to consolidate for two camera shooting with DSLRs. Shoulder pads are wide and comfortable, and all the adjustments are very easy to make. Hardware feels legit and able to hold up to some abuse. I've only had it for a few shoots which spanned about 30min to 1hr each, but so far, pretty good and supportive. I wish it had some velcro to slap on some patches though.

[Waist Belt] This is by far the best strap I've ever had for my camera! It is light weight, durable, and sleek. The ergonomically designed shoulder pad is non-slip, sits well onto your left shoulder and doesn't budge much when you're on the move and in action. What's equally satisfying is that whenever the camera is raised or lower, movement along the sling is smooth and does not get in your way - no obstruction at all. The only downside I can think of is, as this sling strap is designed for right-hand use (probably cos shuttle buttons/hand grips are currently used by our right hands), our left-handed photog friends may find it a little inconvenient and have to get use to it if they use this strap.

[Zipper] I bought this strap for action photography and it does the job flawlessly. Whether running up mountains or maneuvering at a concert this thing helps free up my hands and looks good at the same time. I use to leave one camera in the bag and then have to run over to swap, but now I have everything I need whenever I need it. The straps are very comfortable and highly adjustable. The anchors are super durable and put my mind at ease knowing my camera is staying with me at all times.

[Waist Belt] I hesitantly purchased this item after watching a video to show how easy it was to use. So glad I did. This strap works perfectly and saves my arms and back from constantly lugging my heavy camera around during sporting events.