C Coiro Camera Harness for 2 Cameras Dual Shoulder Leather Camera Strap for DSLR/SLR, Camera Straps for Photographers

I've used several different neck straps, sling straps, hand and wrist straps throughout the years. Some have been cloth, others neoprene and even leather too. Then I stopped using neck straps altogether the moment I purchased my first digital slr almost twenty years ago, opting instead for a hand strap once again. But nothing at all has been nearly as comfortable as this Coiro dual harness leather strap. I now have some pretty serious neck and back issues and at this point could not even wear a traditional neck strap even if I wanted to. Really, even a sling strap is also uncomfortable. But the Coiro "padded dual camera strap" seems to be perfect for me. For hours, I can wear two cameras with this setup and feel no added pressure, aches or pains while wearing it. Even after taking it off I do not feel any discomfort where the straps have rested against me. Believe me, this is actually pretty amazing, especially since I shoot Canon pro body cameras. The Coiro strap is made of a nice thick leather that looks professional and feels strong and well made. There are no loose threads where it is stitched and all the buckles, D-rings and metal attachments are smooth with no rough edges and do not catch on clothing. There is also an added "safety strap" that should stop your camera from falling to the ground in the event the main connection fails for some reason. So my added advice would be before putting the Coiro harness on, always check the main attachment ring which attaches to your camera's tripod mount, then be sure to attach the "safety strap" to one of the mounts on top of your camera using the Coiro supplied rings or those that came with your camera. With all that said, I highly recommend this Coiro harness. It's allowed me a level of freedom that no other strap has allowed. I'm so happy with the black color that I have begun eyeing both the brown and tan versions and will probably be purchasing them as well just so that I can always be color matched with the attire I'm wearing at any given time. So go ahead, give this harness a try. I believe you will find it to be of excellent quality and it will spare your neck and back, and leave your hands somewhat free for other things given the situation. Again, I highly recommend this strap, and would give it ten stars if I could.

Used it on a wedding shoot for about 12 hours. Makes lugging cameras around easy, though if you’re old and frail like me your back will start hurting, but that doesn’t seem to be the harness’s fault. The hooks are beefy and seem sturdy. The backup safety straps are a good and thick leather that adds peace of mind when you have more than a few thousand dollars of camera gear flopping around your sides. Would recommend getting this strap.

I bought the Coiro 2-camera harness so that I didn't have to change lenses constantly while shooting various events. I wanted to be able to have my 18-55mm lens on one camera, and my 70-300mm lens on the other. Between the two, I can access any focal length I need. I bought this harness after a lot of research. I especially appreciated all the one- and two-star reviews that explained exactly why something didn't work as expected. I decided that having a second method of securing each camera was definitely a good idea in case the primary strap failed. A couple of months ago, it finally happened. I was shooting an outdoor event in a parking lot when I felt a tug on my left side. Looking down, I saw my camera dangling at the end of the secondary strap! Turns out the primary strap was just fine, but I apparently hadn't completely screwed in the lug nut into the tripod screw mount on the bottom of the camera. How did it happen? I typically let each camera dangle from its primary strap while I'm using the other camera. As a result, the cameras twist around as I'm moving. So, after five hours of walking around, the twisting actually unscrewed the lug nut out of the tripod socket, and my camera took a nose dive. Fortunately, the secondary strap did what it was supposed to do, and kept my camera from shattering on the asphalt. Definitely would buy this again and heartily recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable AND dependable 2-camera harness.

First I will say what is good: this is made from good quality leather and sturdy metal buckles and connection rings. While it is designed for carrying two cameras, I use it for a heavy setup including a Nikon Z6II camera body and Nikkor mirrorless 200-600 zoom lens (a beast of a rig, weighing about 7 pounds). I connect both straps, one on the camera body and one on the lens itself using the included D-rings connectors. Holds rig well enough to carry hands-free. And it takes the pressure off my neck! Now what I am struggling with: I am short at 5'3" and about 140 pounds. The straps, even adjusted as much as I can run long putting the camera body below my waist, and the lens bumps my thigh just above the knee. And the metal buckles and rings dig into my shoulder blades, my arms and sides no matter how I try to position it. Thankfully the padded shoulder straps help ease the weight there. I think there is not going to be a better solution for me with this setup so I am keeping the product and learning to adapt to it. But perhaps the company can work on testing designs specifically for those of us who are shorter than average.

This harness is well built at a great price. Leather is thick and of good quality.

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo, la tracolla è in vera pelle, è costruita molto bene, la uso particolarmente ai matrimoni dove ne faccio un uso intenso

Amazing product, looks and feels real good! The straps feel solid and the hooks do too. A real good alternative to the Moneymaker. Used this only on one 12-hour wedding shoot so far, and its was my first time using a dual strap. Made life so much easier! It is quite adjustable so you can make it fit your preferred length. The clips that clip onto the D-ring feel solid and are easy to clip on and off. And it comes with small straps that you can clip to your belt loops, stopping the cameras front shifting around too much when not in use, or hitting each other when you are bending over. I did read some reviews saying the D-rings that connect to the camera screw mount broke off. I am being fairly cautious and making sure they screw in solidly, dont want to drop $10k worth of gear. But to me it seems sturdy to me. only time will tell..

Es mucho mas de lo que esperaba, realmente de una excelente calidad en remaches, costuras, acabados. Lo super reconiendo

Amazing 100% lether I love it

I was expecting this to function for 2 cameras upon unboxing, but it only came with 1 D ring included