Ok all you photographers out there, listen up! There’s a whole lotta people trying to copy the SLR camera harness design but there’s very few who even come close to the stunning features and flexibility offered by our design.

Not to brag or nothing (yes, that is a double negative) but our camera strapping system is the best camera chest harness out there. So listen up and you’ll understand what ours has got that others are missing. Look for the following features listed below:

1.  When you are purchasing your SLR harness for your camera, make sure it’s an actual harness. This means it will fit around either shoulder, go under the arm and around the back to meet at the chest.

If you are going to purchase something that has the strap resting right on your neck, STOP! The entire purpose of getting a harness for your camera is to take the weight off the neck and transfer it evenly between the shoulders, back and chest.

2.  Get the adjustable straps. That’s right – adjustable. When it comes to pants, it is safe to say that a one-size-fits-all attitude won’t fly, but when it comes to an SLR camera harness, it’s the only way to do it. No, the purpose for adjustable straps is not so you can pass it around your friends and family like…something you would pass around to friends and family.

Instead, you need adjustable straps in order to give you the freedom to put on or take off as many layers as you would like during your photography excursions. If you can adjust the straps, then you can wear two coats or just a t-shirt and be perfectly comfortable as you snap pictures wherever, whenever, however.

3.  Make sure it is guaranteed. Durability is the name of the game. After all, isn’t your camera harness for hiking going to be used and abused? Isn’t it important that your SLR camera harness can withstand the ever changing weather conditions, the constant tugging pull of gravity, the continual strap adjustments and the long hours of wear and tear? We thought so.

That’s why you’d better make sure that whomever you purchase your SLR camera harness from is fully able to back its durability. Otherwise, you’d just be throwin’ your money away. And hey, if you’re into that sort of thing, maybe you could just give it to me and I’ll see fit to dispose of it for you. How does that sound? … didn’t think so.

Here’s the thing – the generic neck strap is out and the camera chest harness is in.

Now I don’t typically like to tell people what to do and what not to do; but the fact of the matter is that when I’m right, I’m right. There is no other alternative than the camera chest harness.

After experiencing the immense amount of comfort that the harness strapping system has to offer, it’s pretty obvious to me that this little invention is here to stay. The only thing I can say is finally there is something out there that prevents neck pain during my all day outdoor adventures!

In fact, that’s always been my gripe about cameras in the first place. I’m… how would you say… anti-baggage. Anything that’s big or bulky or hard to carry is something I’m usually not interested in. That is to say, before I fell in love with a little thing called photography. Well, the baggage comes with the passion, I guess.

Up until now, I had to sacrifice my neck with the world’s stupidest solution to carrying anything-the generic neck strap. That is until I found the SLR camera harness. Nowadays, I’m not caught dead without a camera harness for hiking, camping, biking, walking or doing a photo session.

This is pretty much because my SLR camera is huge and therefore, it necessitates a harness. The camera harness is different from the generic neck strap in that it puts the weight of my camera across my shoulders, chest and back.

As anyone who has experienced the same neck pain I have felt from the generic neck straps would know, it’s a heavenly change. Not only does my neck get a rest, but my camera is held a little tighter to my body too so it’s safer than the way it used to swing around out of control. The adjustable straps let me wear a coat or just a t-shirt which gives me options, people. Options!

So there it is and there you have it. I fell in love with photography and the love of my life is my camera chest harness.

Camera Harness for Hiking

If you’re like us you take your SLR camera just about everywhere you go.  The problem as you amateur and professional photographers well know is that SLR cameras can get really heavy if you wear them around your neck all day with a traditional neck strap.  If your hiking especially not only do you have to deal with the weight, but you also have to deal with the camera swinging around everywhere like a small monkey around your neck.

Our solution is simple a camera harness for hiking.  When you use a camera harness for hiking it does  several things for you that I know you, your neck and your camera will appreciate.  First a SLR camera harness will take the weight off your neck and distribute it evenly over your shoulders.  If your neck could talk I believe it would say thanks for this feature alone.

The second benefit for using a camera harness while hiking is that you can adjust the straps to bring the camera tight to your chest so it won’t swing around and hit a tree or your hiking companion.  I have known way to many people who have damaged their really expensive cameras because they swung around at just the wrong time.

The third reason why you will love a camera harness for hiking is that your camera will always be at arm’s length, but you won’t have to carry it in your hands all the time.   Never again will you miss that perfect nature shot because you are struggling to get your camera out of your back pack or carrying case in time. A camera harness for hiking will take the pain out of carrying your camera hung around your neck.  It will keep it tight to your chest so there is almost no swing.  Lastly it will be at arm’s length all the time so you never miss that perfect shot nature sees fit to give you again.

Enjoy the outdoors in comfort with a new camera harness.