[Yes] No more back pain!

[5 lb] This harness was amazing. I can't believe I waited 10 years of freelancing events while carrying around two bodies on regular camera straps. It is a little heavy, and I wish the removable pads were a tad wider overall, but all in all great and worked under my jacket while I kept my jacket open. The Money Maker was amazing, and at about 8 hours into the wedding finally started to tire my shoulders.... but after EIGHT HOURS. Looking forward to using it tomorrow, thank you, HoldFast!

[Yes] Absolutely loved it. Looked exactly like how it is pictured. It has a certain weight to it considering that it is made out of full leather, but wearing it is comfortable. Hope to get the moneymaker to go with it!

[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.

[5 lb] I had been using the Ona Berlin II, and loved it. Fit my mirrorless gear and a 12 Macbook very nicely, and at a great size. But I wanted to get something that could fit the iPad Pro and still have a smallish form-factor. The closest other bags stretched too much into laptop bag territory, but the Roamographer still has a smaller feel, but can hold all the gear and an iPad Pro with easy access to everything. Its on the heavier side, so not for all day carry I believe. The shoulder strap is comfortable, if a little flashy. I love that I can even fit larger camera gear in it as well, something my smaller bag couldn't handle.

[5.5 lb / 2.5 kg] I have this bag in the regular size ( not small) which is 18 width. I carry a D5 body, a 300mm lens, teleconvertor and a couple of smaller lenses comfortably. It's heavy, so I use a carrier and I can strap a monopod to the side as well, though I usually pack my monopod in suitcase on the chance TSA will confiscate. The red padded interior comes out for packing and slips back in easily. I love this bag! I do not think the smaller one will hold a pro body, assorted lenses and flash - you might have to leave something out that you really need since space would be tight.There is also a zippered compartment to hold caps, cleaning supplies, cards, etc. that tucks down over the top. Anyway, the large size is perfect with body and assorted lenses even if I leave the 300 home. I often want to bring more lenses in case and it's nice to know this beautiful bag will protect and carry them.

[Yes] A perfect bag for my X1D-50C. It holds the camera with 45mm lens, the 90mm, a flash with room to spare. Very elegant and not too heavy. I also bought the large size bag which is also fantastic for my Nikon kit. I recommend it highly.

[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] 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.

[5.5 lb / 2.5 kg] 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.