Carrier CCS G3 Kamera-Gurtsystem für eine Kamera

For years I've used a sling to carry my larger cameras and lenses. In recent years, I've been developing a pain between my shoulder blades and a significant knot after carrying a camera for an hour or so. Figured it might be due to the asymmetric loading, especially with the sling always over my left shoulder. Got the Cotton Carrier before a recent trip out west where we'd be doing some hiking. This thing is a blessing! It's a little awkward at first, but you quickly become used to it. When we were going through Antelope Canyon, it was really useful to not have a camera lens swinging free on a sling as you maneuver through some of the tighter spaces or climb some of the steps. It keeps both hands free and the camera and lens are secured to your body. Only downside is the connector you screw into the tripod socket. It's incompatible with a plate, so you'll have to remove it if you're going to use a tripod, then reinstall it. Wasn't an issue for me, but it might be for others. I love it. No pain after carrying the camera for hours. (OM Digital Systems OM-1 with the 12-100mm/f4 zoom, or the 8mm/f1.8 fisheye.)

This thing is great for carrying my camera and my binoculars when hiking or birding. It is very comfortable, secure, and easy to use. It is easy and quick access for both my camera and binoculars. The setup is secure to prevent drops. I get lots of looks when I am wearing it. Some people ask about it and say it looks like it would be great to have. Some have even said it looks like a tactical vest. I think that is true, and that is not bad. If I would make any improvements it would be 1. to make it a little more vented because it seems to add 10 degrees to any situation when I have it on. The other is the connection to my binoculars. The strap attached to the binocular is too short and/or it slides too easily. I had to keep pulling on it to keep it from falling off. I think I will look for a different way to attach it so I don't have to keep fiddling with it.

I was so excited to try this vest for my new camera and binoculars. I was tired of having them sway about as I was walking. I feel like both are very safe and secure (unless I fall on my face) while hiking. I can quickly grab both items without getting tangled. When I received the vest it was missing the binocular strap. When I emails Sam he immediately found the extra piece that was missing, had it shipped the next day and from first contact to having the piece in hand was 4 days! Very friendly and helpful. Great product and great company! Ladies, I am a small chested woman and it fits me, I just have to pull all the straps tight, but there is a little room still. I feel like this could fit a lot of sizes. Not sure about bigger chested women.

I love this vest. I used it while birding this spring, and it was so much more pleasurable carrying my camera and binos. It is very comfortable and I was wondering if cotton carrier had a way to attach a third item. Like maybe a way to attach a scope an light weight tripod on the other side, or back. Any way, I would highly recommend this for anyone needing a way to carry camera and binos at the same time, that is comfortable and easier on your neck and back.

This definitely does a great job distributing the weight and securing your camera out of the way (even with big, long lenses), and the extra binoculars holder is pretty cool. Unfortunately, rotating the camera 90 degrees, lifting it out of the slot, and getting it to your eyes takes WAY too long for me, a birder. I can see how this would be useful hiking and only using the camera for landscapes, but that is the only application that merits its use, I think.

I love this thing. Fully loaded with a camera with telephoto lens and binoculars, it is very comfortable and sturdy. The pocket for cell phone is a little tight for my larger iPhone, but that’s the smallest of gripes.

The product is of low quality and breaks down after just one use. I have reported this issue to the seller, though I haven't received a response so far.

I absolutely love this harness. They have accessories at their website.

LOVE this carrier, and it was absolutely worth every cent. I had been using one I bought from Amazon for like $40.00 which was well worth the money. However, I noticed it was not supportive in ways that I needed to ensure my back was not taking the weight of my camera (especially since I was using it to carry my camera with a telephoto lens). Upgrading to this one was like night and day! It is SO comfortable and carries the weight well as you can tighten it properly without the straps slipping. It is super well made, and good quality. I just wish the pocket had a flap with velcro to ensure things did not fall out of it as I like to keep my key or extra memory cards in it. The bino harness also works well!

Très bonne qualité

Wasn't sure I was going to be able to work with this but when I took it out for the first trial run it was better than expected. It was comfortable and handled both my camera with a 100-500 mm lens and my binoculars. Clips made it easy to remove both the camera and binoculars and gave me options when I was only carrying one or the other. It keeps my hands free and is easy on my neck and safe for my equipment. The lens and camera move a little bit but the lens strap allows me to keep things tight against my chest and easily accessible. Well thought out!

Now able to take camera (with telephoto lens) and binoculars both accessibly and hands free and without neck strain. Oh yeah... able to do this whilst either hand is holding my kids’ hands and a backpack is on my back. Well designed and practical. As the saying goes... the best camera is the one you have with you. Makes it easy now for that to actually be your best camera...

This is a very good design. I carry a total of 7.5 lbs. (camera, long lens and binoculars) in comfort. It is a little warm, lots of sweating under the harness. Don't have enough time with it to speak to the durability.