[Black] The new strap replaced and old 20 year old strap that was stretched. It is comfortable. Hope it last 20 years like the last one.

[Black] I bought this product to use for a wedding event and it worked perfectly definitely recommend

[0.215 lb] Finally got to try this out today. What a difference! No more holding the camera to keep it from banging me while walking or hiking. I definitely needed help getting it adjusted to my body, as the instructions recommended. But I only had to tweak it a couple of times after I started moving with it. Regarding a couple of reviews I read before choosing this: I'm a small woman and this fits well across my chest without discomfort. The only thing I need to work on is where the metal ring attaches to the camera. One side hangs taut, but the other doesn't and jingles while I walk. I'll find something to dull the sound. Otherwise, this is just what I wanted. I like being able to wear it without a backpack, too, because sometimes I'm just local, but still want hands free when not shooting.

[0.215 lb] I love this harness. I am using it with my Canon G5 Mark II. It distributes the weight so that I am not carrying it around on one shoulder. This is a big help for me because I am in my seventies and don't need the uneven weight to throw off my balance. The only problem I had is that the web connectors were too wide to go through the strap holders on my camera. Ended up using a wrist strap on each side and connecting the harness to that.

[Black] In order to get great shots of wildlife in the mountains, I need to hike long distances. Carrying all of my day pack gear plus my heavy camera, at times can be daunting. With the Keyhole harness, I don't even realize the camera is hanging in front of me. It's safe and secure. I watched the Youtube video from 'The Outdoor Adventure'. In the search window type in 'camera harness'. This video sold me right away. I mostly use the Keyhole with my camera, but am equally satisfied when using it with binoculars to scout for wildlife. Well made, well designed, well priced. Great harness.

[Black] I have the old Zeiss Night Owls, 10x 56. The are heavy and needed a strong strap as I use them all the time guiding and doing photography. Love this carrying method.

[Black] This harness is so comfortable, and works great with my binoculars. It was easy to adjust and doesn't get all tangled if I just wad it up and stuff it in a bag.

[0.215 lb] I bought both this and the OP/TECH USA Bino/Cam Harness Binocular or Camera Strap (Webbing Version) for two pairs of binoculars, a heavy Leica 8x40 and a light Nikon 8x20. I do some rigorous hiking and I didn't want my glass bobbing around like a berserk chicken so I specifically chose the webbing version, not the elastic.


Both of these two models are very similar and are MUCH more heavy duty than I expected for the price, with good quality straps and heavy clips. I like the clip feature that allows you to easily remove them from the binocs.


Two caveats: the connector webbing is just fat enough to make it tough to thread into the binocular connectors but with some effort I got them set up; fat is good -- I don't expect these to break.


Second, I'm only 5'6 and I might have to shorten the straps to get a tighter fit (which would take cutting, sealing, re-sewing) but so far I'm using them as is and happy.

[0.215 lb] I used this yesterday for the first time and was nothing but pleased with the way it worked. I wore the harness under a daypack and didn't notice the extra straps. The camera say on my belly for the most part and only swayed slightly as I took each step. Not so much that you would need to intervene. It is easy to put on and hook up.

[0.215 lb] I do a lot of outdoor photography in all kinds of settings and this harness keeps camera secure yet it is easy to access camera for that quick shot. This is the good stuff.