[Polyurethane] Got this harness to support my Orca OR-28 bag. Before buying this, I would hang the bag on my neck which would get very exhausting and painful after a long day on set. This harness is very comfortable and extremely easy to take on and off. I usually leave the harness on and just unclip my mixer bag during breaks but I can easily clip my bag back on in a matter of seconds. Make sure you tighten the straps as tight as you can against your body to get the best back support. Also having a harness makes you look badass!! Will definitely up your set style points! I am happy with this harness and I know my back will thank me down the line!

[Polyurethane] I haven't had a chance to use it in production yet, but seems comfortable and well built. Love the addition of a boom pole resting cup.

[Polyurethane] I primarily do sound location recording for film. A producer recently gifted me with five of these Elasco single-channel cable drop overs. He rarely used them, but I immediately started using them on every shoot to guard my audio cables and stingers. They easily snap together to make as long a run as you need. I recently was on a gig where I needed more, so I ordered five additional identical Elasco single-channel cable drop overs. Greatest benefit is obviously protecting the integrity and longevity of my cables and stingers from crew members walking on them, standing on them, and rolling carts and gear over them. Safety wise, this is a great preventative measure from people tripping over any of my cables. I rarely need to gaff tape cables down anymore which is a major financial savings. Just be sure to get the right width and height to fit your cable needs. The ED1050 Single-Channel is sufficient for two to three audio cables or two 12-gauge stingers. If you use larger diameter cables or run bundles of cable together, I'd recommend bumping up another size or two, just beware that the larger you go in height and width, the weight of each drop over goes up as well. No question it raises your perceived professionalism a notch or two with clients. Don't know how I made it so long without these. Highly recommended.

[Polyurethane] There are many, many cable releases out there, all designed to do one thing: press down on the nib in the shutter button recess and release the shutter. Simple? Well, not necessarily so. Some shutters will not trigger with many cable releases, particularly those with deep recesses or long throws. This is where these made-for-purpose cable releases come into their own. Until I purchased one I had loaned one from a collegue and it is a perfect trigger match for both the Pentax 67 and ZeroImage 69 multiformat pinhole camera - both of which have long-throw shutter releases and require the extra pin length of the Linhof cable.

Definitely not a purchase to regret, despite it being the most expensive cable release I have ever bought in 46 years of photography!

[Polyurethane] This is one beautiful little piece of machinery. Not one thing was skimped on in the crafting of this cable release. Quality that one would expect from a company whose name is synonymous with performance and dependability.

[Polyurethane] I would expect nothing less from a company whose name is synonymous with quality and expert manufacturing. Not one iota of thoughtfulness was spared in the conceiving and execution of this little
wonder. I will certainly get many years of perfect function from this beautifully crafted German cable release.

[Polyurethane] This product is worth every penny... It closes better than any other we have owned before. It is also the strongest one I've seen. We used it at a jobsite where we had Wheel Loaders weighing in at about 150,000#s and they did not waiver one bit. I will definitely by more and recommend them to everyone if they want value for their dollar.

[Polyurethane] Make sure you push lip of lid under base and lid then stays down. If you don't seal lid, that's when you may have closure problems. Works great for me.

[Polyurethane] Used for running single wire. Only fits up to 1 in size but company has larger size channels. Believe is designed to be stepped on which is not a problem at all, and even drive carts over it with ease.

[Polyurethane] Covers all my cables in my studio. No one trips. Cables are protected. Things look a lot neater and tidier. I win with this purchase.