[Green] This is a great vest that has plenty of pockets. The only thing is the sizes run large, I normally fit in a large but with these Medium fits me the best.

[0.88 lb] The Humvee by CampCo Safari Photo Vest is very well made with lots of storage and very comfortable. I had another brand of vest for years but very seldom wore it due to it felt like my gear would fall out if I bent over. The other brand vest and its to light of material would dig into my shoulders if I had to much gear in the vest. The Humvee has heavier material and it seems the weight is spread out more. I am 5'7 and weigh 180lbs and purchased a medium which fits great even with a light jacket underneath the vest. Absolutely love this vest!

[Green] I got this as a gift years ago and never thought I would be wearing it. After all photographers are supposed to be discrete these days right ? Well I find myself wearing this vest all the time when I'm doing Real-Estate photography and half the time when I'm shooting weddings. The Vest is light comfortable and has plenty of pockets to stick small equipment items such as lenses, filters, iPhone etc. I wear this vest over the cheap, vinyl, job-sponsored vest we are required to wear while shooting real estate. This vest has more pockets and at least it breathes. Beware of imitiations that claim Photographer's vest but are better suited for hunting, believe me.

[Green] The build is very solid. Took a little bit to get used to but once I got the hang, it works wonders. Especially, when you're working 10 hour wedding days. Just don't forget to buy back up rubber caps for the screws on the inside of the vest. Otherwise, you'll have a closet full of shirts that are all frayed.

[Green] I used this little unit to clamp to my sticks and attach an extension arm for my PortKeys monitor while shooting a surf contest in Huntington Beach all week. Similar items tend to succumb to rust from the salty air, but the Andycine Vlogger held up rather well. The grip material on the inside clamp area held up as well, while a different brand clamp I was using to hold a v-mount battery had rubber grip ends that fell apart. I'll be looking into other items from Andycine hoping for the same quality build.

[Green] Bought this to hold our ronin sc for an IRL stream at a tradeshow that needed to go virtual. Due to health concerns I was the only one allowed to run the stream and visit each of the booths set up for the exhibitors. I had the Ronin SC, Mic(s), and a YoloLiv (another AWESOME product) all attached and the Thanos Vest worked great. Saved my back. We streamed for 10hrs a day for 4 days and there is no way I could have done that without a vest like this.

[Green] This thing is phenomenal. Just finished my first camera scanning session. I scan images in all formats, 35mm to 4x5, and documents. Every part of this is solidly built. Extremely versatile design. Locks tight; no slippage. Easy to mount. The threaded 3/16 hole on the side accepts a 1/4 reducer bushing, so it can be mounted 90° to the tripod head.
One clarification: the NATO rail mount pictured in one of the photos and the coldshoe adapter pictured in another are *NOT* included. I didn't expect them, but the text wasn't clear.

[0.88 lb] Durable multi pocket vest comes in handy

[Green] This is a very robust ball head with more options than you normally find. I hope it lasts long, because this is a welcome update to an old paradigm. Well done!

[Green] This is my 3rd teleprompter and by far the best in every way; quality, design and functionality. The value is really remarkable. The most surprising element is the glass itself. The reflected image from my iPad is dramatically brighter, sharper and clearer than other teleprompters I've seen and own. It was instantly noticeable. This clarity comes at the expense of about 2 stops of light to the camera; but without any obvious colour cast.

The rod mounted design was the primary reason I changed to this teleprompter and it is everything I hoped, and possibly more. My old, far more expensive teleprompter, came with its own mounting platform attached and required a partial rebuild of my rig to use. The Smallrig just slides onto the front of the rails. The silicon sleeve is not even necessary. I have the 95mm thread adapter from the Smallrig mini matte box on the front of my lens and this teleprompter slides right up on it with zero light leakage.  

The front of the teleprompter lifts off easily to change filters. It looks like the new Smallrig matte box shares the teleprompter's base plate, so it should be possible to leave in place permanently and just swap between the matte box and teleprompter with a flip of a lever.

The iPad clamp is surprisingly sturdy and anyone concerned that it is plastic need not be. The fit and grip is very solid and an 11 iPad is not going anywhere.

This teleprompter really is extraordinarily good. I have a much more expensive teleprompter and was worried that this would be cheap junk. It absolutely is not. It blows away my other teleprompter in every way at a fraction of the price.