This large MoneyMaker 2-Camera Harness from HoldFast Gear is made from tan English bridle leather and features black hardware. The harness allows you to comfortably hold two cameras at your hips with the straps forming an X pattern across your back for added support. The speed clutch mechanism allows your camera to easily slide along the harness to your eye level when you're ready to shoot.

To secure your gear to the harness, screw the two camera accessory clips into the 1/4-20" tripod threads of each camera or lens.

The large size MoneyMaker is people who are 6'3" or taller, or those who wear extra-large clothes. The harness is made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects.

Holds Two Cameras or Lenses    English Bridle Leather    Comfortable X Pattern Harness    Speed Clutch for Fast Access    Two 1/4"-20 Holdfast Accessory Clips    Made in the USA

Designed to hold a camera on the left and right side of your body at hip level.

Speed Clutch mechanism allows you to slide each camera smoothly from your side, up to eye level to shoot.

Includes two Camera Holdfast Accessory Clips that screw into the 1/4-20" tripod threads of your cameras.

English Bridle leather is made in a process where only the best grades of leather are stuffed with grease and finished with wax. One side has a smooth, flesh texture and the other has a grainy texture.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to order without D-rings?

A: you mean the extra four rings on the strap? as far as I know there is no option to have this without the rings, and they can't be removed.

Q: 2. Does this system keep the cameras from sliding to the front when you need to bend down to access a bag?

A: Yes, HoldFast Gear Money Maker Two-Camera Harness with Black Hardware (English Bridle, Chestnut, Large) BH #HOMM06CHL keeps the cameras from sliding to the front when you need to bend down to access a bag. Once you attach the camera(s), you can prevent the camera from sliding.

Q: 3. Does it come with the portrait slider?

A: No, it doesn't come with a portrait slider. It comes with two standard length sliders.

Q: 4. How easy or hard is it to take the camera off the harness to move to a tripod?

A: It is easy to take teh camera off the HoldFast Gear MoneyMaker 2-Camera Harness.

Q: 5. Does it come with the new adjustable Sliders with anti-pinch design?

A: Mine did not come with the new sliders I purchased mine before those were released

Q: 6. Can I purchase the BELT LOOP ANCHOR - TAN BELT LOOP ANCHOR in Water Buffalo tan like my original Money Maker? I don't see them listed.

A: I am very sorry but we don't seem to carry that item, I would recommend contacting Holdfast. http://www.holdfastgear.com/

Q: 7. plz help, does this model contains adjustable sliders?

A: Yes. Both the large loops that go around your shoulders and torso, as well as the straps that go from the loops to the cameras, are all adjustable. B&H has an old photo shown, but go to the manufacturers website and you'll find the difference between the older and newer models.

Q: 8. Is regular equivalent to Medium? Thanks

A: I have the regular, I'm 5' 11 190 lbs, very comfortable, it adjusts both ways from my belt hole.

Q: 9. how do you size these products? I wear medium sized clothing. Will small or medium fit me?

A: I am a size 40-42 and wear medium clothing. I ordered the medium and it fits great still have room to adjust over jackets. The web site also helps with sizing and questions.

Q: 10. How easy is it to photograph if i were to use the Holdfast with my Canon 70-200 mounted to the Tripod collar ( assuming its a heavy lens and i dont want to stress the mount ) ?? A greater portion of the camera should jut out behind the strap once its mounted onto the tripod collar and i was hence wondering if it would protrude much more against my chest and prove difficult while holding against the viewfinder.

A: I honestly don't see the HF MM helping in that situation. The moment you raise the camera from your body, it is no longer being pulled down by gravity so the HF really is not helping. I could be wrong, though.