Op/Tech Dual Harness 3/8" Cord Version, Regular, Black

2021-04-30T11:01:37

returning it. I couldn't tell very well from the photo but it connects to your camera with the little straps. I need the kind that screws into the mounting screw at the bottom of the camera body.

DARIAN R.

2020-10-15T08:29:29

Works great!!! And very comfortable.

STACEY L.

2018-09-20T09:18:13

I have attached a pair of binoculars and I found that they balance easily and don’t bounce around on my hips. Easy to attach and detach with the bayonet clips. Definitely worth the price.

Ellis G.

2018-03-11T10:04:10

I have only used a few times, but I am very impressed. Much less stress on shoulders and neck when carrying even one camera. Looking forward to using this on a full-day job to see if it is as good as it seems so far.

TOM E.

2017-09-18T11:59:45

I do a good deal of outdoor shooting for a sportsmen club I belong to. this has made it easy for me to securely and comfortably carry two cameras while trekking around the club through wooded areas and other tight spots. Before I would carry one camera, multiple lenses, and change lenses when needed. Carrying two cameras has really simplified things for me. I'm a big guy (6'4", over 300 lbs.) and this fits and works well for me.

Dennis H.

2017-01-09T13:06:24

Top notch product. I like that everything needed came with the harness.

JEFF R.

2016-10-03T03:34:15

I carry two Nikon D5300 camera bodies on this, one with an 18-300 lens and the other with a 150-600 lens. This harness does a good job of distributing all of that weight and is a vast improvement over carrying each of them on a single strap over my shoulder. It has a good amount of adjustment on the attachment straps to allow the cameras to hang at the level I like. I bought the XL version because I fall on the line between the sizing for L and XL. Even with the chest strap, it seems to slide at times and I wonder if the L would have been a better fit. All in all, it is a great value for the nature photography I like to do.

Tom L.

2014-06-22T21:00:00

I use this product when I need to use two cameras simultaneously. A 70-200 f/2.8 lens can be carried for hours without fatigue. It also connects via the camera lugs, vs. the base plate. If you need to switch between the strap and a tripod, this is recommended over some of the other systems that are available. It isn't as "sexy" as one of the more expensive straps, but it does the job very well.

dpyancy

2014-06-06T21:00:00

For long hikes, camera with telephoto or other lens and binoculars on the other side.

ARLENE W.

2013-11-26T19:00:00

I have had my harness for only 2 weeks, used it twice for 3 hours each time with no problems. A 5DII with 24-105 on one side 60D with 70-200 on the other side. Really like the double strap system for more security. If one side brakes you do not lose a camera. Also you can keep your quick disconnect on camera allows you to disconnect the camera from the harness in seconds and right on to a tripod or monopod. It is great can not beat the price.

sunrise

2013-10-29T21:00:00

I really can't say anything bad about this harness. It is a great deal when compared to the other dual camera straps that are available. With this strap, I can keep my tripod quick release mounted to the bottom of my cameras. I would also recommend getting an Op-Tech shoulder strap to be used when you do not need to use the harness. You would be able to switch between the shoulder strap and the harness in seconds.

dpyancy

2013-10-21T21:00:00

It is a good Harness, very secure, the quality it is very good, and easy to use. Sometimes you have to "fight" with the strips, when you try to focus quickly to take the picture. There are others harness but they don't look secure(for me), so I prefer Op/Tech with it's pros and cons.

Juan C.

2013-10-07T21:00:00

This is the second one I have gotten. A perfect fit for people using different lenses on different camera bodies. Lightweight, durable and not too hard on your sholders. I have used this harness for extended periods of time (10 hours) without much discomfort. Casual use would be a piece of cake.

BRIAN L.

2013-08-26T21:00:00

I use two cameras at my son's college football games. Having the cameras hanging from this harness is SO much more comfortable than having all that weight hanging from my neck. I have to keep my hands on my cameras as I walk to keep them from swinging and bumping into anything, but I'm accustomed to keeping my hands on them anyway, for safety. I may look into holsters or belt clips later to supplement this system. The only annoyance I've experienced, and it's not an issue with this product, is that when I shoot in portrait mode and take the camera away from my eye, the strap sometimes snags my glasses and pulls them off my face. I can deal with that. It's a small price to pay to carry my cameras in comfort.

Marvin T.

2013-08-12T21:00:00

I use this harness for carrying 2 DSLR cameras and\or binoculars. I have a spinal injury, a knee replacement and awaiting another knee replacement . Neck straps are not an option. The op/tech harness system is very comfortable while carrying the cameras/binoculars and extends my "outings" for many more hours. The system is extremely versatile with a huge number of available optional items for individual configurations. The attachment-to-camera design is very secure and safely holds items attached to it. Quick changes of items to and from the harness are easily accomplished

JAMES S.

2013-07-08T21:00:00

5 stars as it worked exactly as I expected. I hung (2) 5DM3 with (2) medium sized zoom lens'. When you walk quickly, you need to hold on to the cameras as they will flail around. Each camera hangs by two quick release, plastic latches. I was concerned that they might accidentally open but they didn't. Even if one opened, there is a second, which gave me some ease.

Morgan P.

2013-05-13T21:00:00

I'm doing a 365 day project at a local park and nature center and like to have both camera bodies with me so I can access both my macro and 200-500mm lenses without having to stop, and switch. I was skeptical that this harness would do the trick at first but after owning it a couple of weeks I can safely say it handles the problem of how to carry and easily access both cameras. The harness is adjustable and sits comfortably and evenly distributes the weight of both cameras allowing me to hike hands free of unnecessary baggage. I'm totally impressed!!

Jean M.

2013-02-10T19:00:00

I have used this to replace a Black Rapid set up -while I am not yet as comfortable with the way it hangs as compared to the BR - the convenience of swapping it over with the other optech straps and the instant detach ability more than make up for that.

Ray

2012-12-30T19:00:00

I'm a birder and casual photographer. I want the weight distribution of the dual harness strap with the configuration of the Op/Tech Reporter strap - both binoculars and Canon T3i camera hanging down in front of me, neither one of them on my side. With the purchase of four pairs of Uni-Loops I've been abel to incorporate a lot of flexibility. If Op/Tech or someone had a gender changer for the snaps it would not take as many Uni-Loops.

HEATH B.

2012-12-24T19:00:00

I carry my camera & binoculars with it while birding. Can bird all day carrying 400 mm lens and binos with no neck or back pain. Gear stays out of the way until you need it. Can also be used as a harness for a single camera or binoculars. Not too pricey but well made. For added flexibility get an Op/Tech camera strap, quick connectors are the same so you don't have to change the attachment straps.

The B.

2012-09-02T21:00:00

I haven't used it in an event yet, but after trying it out and attaching both cameras, I can tell it's going to be much more comfortable than carring each of the cameras on its own strap like I did before. It also makes it so much easier accessing each camera without having the straps getting tangled. The strap with the slide works great as well. You also don't have to worry about the cameras hitting eachother even if you bend forward at the waist. It appears to be well made, and for the price, you just can't beat it.

Hector

2012-07-29T21:00:00

This is a handy item. I can now carry two cameras at the same time without having to change lens. The ease of having two lens on my cameras, saves me from missing a shot. It's a comfortable way to carry the cameras and not hanging on my neck. The only problem I have, is when I bend over while using one camera, the other camera wants to swing out. Other than that. I see no problem. Nice idea Op/Tech.

KFL

2012-07-29T21:00:00

Have not given this harness a hard workout, but, I have fitted it to two Nikon DSLR's and exercized the harness for comfort and ease of use and practibility. Works as described, and is easy to handle both camera's. My only negative for the package is that an extra two sets of male and female strap connector should be provided with the rig for the original camera staps so independant camera use can be restored with the original straps. It is a given the additional sets will be bought by the users, so include and add on the cost for the package. It will be worth it!

bill

2012-06-17T21:00:00

I use the dual harness on hikes and when taking photos from boats. It is easy to use, comfortable and provides the support I was looking for when I purchased the product. I am well pleased.

MICHAEL H.

2011-07-20T21:00:00

I received this item on Thursday, July 14 and put it into action that Sunday the 17th. I had two engagement session scheduled back to back! My gear included a 5D w/70-200mm f4 IS & 30D w/24-70 f2.8 IS. Both set-ups had battery grips on them! The sessions took just under 4 hours to complete. No fatigue! Not on my neck, shoulders or back! It was refreshing to shoot for that length of time and not feel stress from lugging two heavy pieces of equipment. I don't care for factory straps. I learned that a long time ago, so I don't use them! An assistant would hold my second set-up or I'd end up placing it in on the ground until needed. Not a great idea! Nor was it effient! The harness has your gear at the ready immediately. It's smooth transition from one to the other is night and day from my previous way of switching cameras. Go from landscape to portrait, drop one-grab the other, shot & move, disconnects-attach to tri/monopod and re-connects quickly and easily! My flow was much improved this past weekend. Thanks to the Op/Tech Dual Harness! I looked at a few different makes and models (Black Rapid & QuikRapid) that supported two cameras. Price not being a factor with my decision. I thought Op/Tech offered a product equal to if not better than the other manufacturers. Although the other units may have looked more substantial, this slimmed down design will fool you. In a very good way! It performs the same function as the others and the cost makes it accessible to all users not just the pro/semi-pro photographers. Bonus, it's made right here in the U.S of A. I'd buy again and again! Bigger is not always better!

JOE N.

2011-03-05T19:00:00

I have 2 Nikons with a 18-200 lens and a 200-400 lens. I was constantly having to carry both around my neck because I wanted to be prepared for different shots. this way, I am able to carry both without breaking my neck. The only thing I wish is that it was a tad more adjustable since I wanted my friend to get one but she feels that it is too long for her arms. It fits mine fine but I am 5' 4.

ROSEMARY R.

2011-03-05T19:00:00

This harness works well for a sporting event where you want to quickly switch between 2 cameras with different set ups. If you are moving and want a secure restraint, this is not what you're looking for.

Jon

2010-04-16T21:00:00

We made a tough decision with the current economic climate to purchase a second pro-Nikon dslr and had began reviewing the best options to manage carrying both of them at the same time. This by far is one of best decisions to have made.This camera management platform takes the load off your shoulders and in the environment we operate this is absolutely the cat's meow. It leaves your cameras with in reach yet not worrying if the strap will come off your shoulder.Even if you don't load up with 2 bodies it leaves you with multiple options with Op Techs various attachment options that are too numerous to speak of here. [...]

FireHouses A.

2010-02-21T19:00:00

I use this harness for shooting weddings and environmental portraiture. It is very comfortable carrying my nikons (both D90 bodies, one with my 80-200mm 2.8 lens and the other with my 18-200mm lens + SB600 flash. Both cameras are perfectly secure and are easy to reach and bring into shooting position. This harness works beautifully, its secure, its fast and its comfortable.

genesis7373

2010-02-15T19:00:00

I looked at other harnesses. I already have several Op/Tech straps so I chose this one. All of the connectors on the other straps fit this one. It is very easy to transfer a camera or binoculars from a neck strap to this harness using the quick connectors. I enthusiastically recommend this harness especially if you use other Op/Tech straps.

JERRY B.