Carrier Slingbelt with Tether for One Camera. Camera Harness for Hiking and Traveling for Hands-Free Carrying

It takes the weight off the neck which I love! When I’m out birding I’ve got binoculars on a harness and I’m carrying a back pack. It’s nice to have a camera holster! I am even able to have the camera holstered and the monopod attached at the same time with a little creativity.I’m not sure what people are saying about everything pictured not being included. I got everything that was in the picture. I’m feeling like they threw something away.

I love this carrier! I had looked at other chest-harness styles, but I ultimately decided on this one... And I'm glad I did. The carrier keeps my camera from bouncing around on my body and it takes the strain off my n ck and shoulders.I also REALLY like the shoulder strap it comes with... Not sure how to explain it, but here's a single there point extension instead of just having the camera shift up and down the entire strap. I had a different shoulder harness, and it used to get in the way of my flip screen ALL THE TIME. This one doesn't.Also, there's a buckle quick release for when the shoulder strap is getting in the way or you need to hand the camera off to someone else. And the buckle is strong enough to use without the hip holster ( if you happen to forget it like I did once 😬😆).This carrier really shines on the LONG days. My other shutterbug friends are always jealous!

I'm a professional photographer and this is the ideal holder for a second camera.

If you've already bought into the Cotton system, this is worth the buy. Takes the strain off your shoulders during long shoots, especially useful with heavy flash setups. Having your camera on your hip takes a bit of getting used to - I still stick to holding my camera way above my head when moving through tight crowds or spaces.Price tag is kind of ridiculous. I don't know how many of these Cotton sells but it should really be listed for about $65-80. The same can be said for a majority of their products. But hey, we didn't get into photography to save money!

This slingbelt is genius! I shoot roller derby and holding the camera for a couple hours took a toll on my hands. I am not a fan of camera neck straps, long lens on heavy body hangs wrong and doesn’t feel secure. But this set up is wonderful, the tether is well thought out and moves easily beneath my photo vest, the holster hangs on to my camera securely when not in use. I have no fear of my gear hitting the ground when I get accidentally slammed by a ref, and I feel confident this will be safe and secure as I navigate thru crowds at the derby convention in Las Vegas. Great product!

My wife very much likes the product. But the add uses the word "tether" and displays prominently a strap attached to the Camera. Her assumption was that this was the "tether".It isn't. The tether is a short strap which attaches to a neck strap, which the company sells for a further $50. Still a nice product, just ve advised as to what you are actually getting because the materials are absolutely not clear on this.

I mainly do landscape photography and after a back injury needed to take weight out of my backpack. This was a great solution. I am able to carry a camera with a lens or tripod and an additional lens. I have the lens bucket and carry everything accessories. Very happy with the strength and comfort of the belt.

I haven’t physically gotten to use the product, but I’m very anxious to do so. I purchased it for a wedding I’m going to be doing in October and wanted to get use to it before that day. I’ve had it on and love the feel of it. It’s secure and the camera fits well and can be functionally removed without hesitation. I’m planning on caring 2 cameras and didn’t want to wear my backpack and this seems to fit the bill. I will comment more after the event takes place or I use it for another shoot.