Camera Harness for 2 Cameras Slim Dual Shoulder Leather Camera Strap Camera Straps for Photographers with Safety Tether Adjustable Size, Color Brown

This leather camera harness is both beautiful and functional—honestly one of the best purchases I’ve made for my photography gear. The craftsmanship is top-notch: the leather is thick, durable, and has that rich, elegant look that makes you feel instantly more professional when you wear it.I use it during long shoots (weddings, events, etc.) and it makes a huge difference in comfort. It distributes the weight of two cameras evenly, which saves my back and shoulders. The straps are adjustable, the hardware feels solid and secure, and I love how easy it is to switch from one camera to the other without fumbling.It also gets compliments all the time—people always ask where I got it. It’s not just gear; it’s a style statement.Pros:High-quality leather with a premium lookVery strong and secure—holds two cameras confidentlyComfortable even during long hours of useAdjustable and easy to put on/offCons:Leather takes a bit of time to break in (as expected)Would I recommend it?Absolutely. If you're a photographer who wants durability, style, and comfort, this harness checks all the boxes.

The C Coiro Camera Harness for 2 Cameras has completely elevated my photography experience! The dual shoulder leather strap is not only incredibly comfortable but also exudes a stylish, professional look. Carrying two cameras has never been easier or more efficient, with the weight evenly distributed across my shoulders, reducing fatigue during long shoots. The quality of the leather is top-notch, and the craftsmanship is evident in every detail. It's secure, reliable, and adds a touch of elegance to my gear setup. I highly recommend this harness to any photographer looking for a blend of comfort, functionality, and style!

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.

This harness is easy to put on and is quite comfortable when carrying two cameras. Typically, I carry one camaera with a long lens on one side, and a camera with a much smaller, lighter macro lens on the other. The leather straps promise durability, and the design assures even weight distribution over the shoulders and back. It is probably the most comfortable, easy-to-use harness I've had.

For reference: I am a 5’4”, 120lb female. Harness tried with full frame Canon & Sony + 100-400 // 70-200 // 24-70mm.Pros: The harness is made extremely well and is quite beautiful. Part of its beauty is the shiny blinginess of all the silver metal parts against the sleek black leather. It has a very solid feel and well-made construction. It includes all the hooks, hoops and other parts to secure your precious gear.Cons: It’s stiff; Unfortunately, being a solid quality leather also means that it is stiff & may take time to break in and soften up. As such, it's not very comfortable.It’s too long: Given my height, even when adjusted down to the furthest/smallest buckle hole, gear hangs too low. I considered puncturing more holes, but even cinched down to the shortest length, the belt ends just flap around with nowhere to go meaning next I’d be lopping off the ends…It pulls hair; I keep my long hair pulled back in a ponytail, but it kept getting stuck in leather folds, at the end of the straps, & in between leather and moving metal parts.It’s noisy; all the metal hooks and parts make it a tad noisy when they clink against one another.Final thoughts: for my own personal safety, I always try to keep a low profile when carrying pricey gear, so if you’re anything like me and don’t want to stand out, this probably isn’t for you...(but you should still give it a try because the price is great!). Conversely, if you love to stand out, have short hair, are rarely in fear of being mugged, get the harness! It’s stunning and sexy!