Fomito Multi Camera Carrying Chest Harness System Vest

Pretty much the same as nearly identical camera harnesses costing way more money. Comes with extra parts too.

Quality is good but not the greatest as it price suggest. This harness is one size fit all. It is perfect fit to my body as S/M. It will not fit L or XL Over all I like it.

Muy contento con la pieza y el ajuste es bastante cómodo, fácil de manejar y de materiales gruesos, ya lo he utilizado en varios eventos y la experiencia es muy agradable, mi cámara la siento unida a mi con mucha seguridad y no produce calor exagerado, es muy fresco.

Hiked with this carrier in 2 national parks. Worked well.I have a Canon 6d. The Fit is for a person larger than myself, so I had to do some extra adjustments. Definitely recommend.

I got this because I need to be able to hold two cameras at a time without having the weight. This provides me with a balanced weight and the ability to not have to hold a second camera. This was created with a sturdy design which is good, because cameras are so expensive and the worst thing would be that they would fall out. There are straps that hold the cameras in place, and there are good straps that hold the whole system around my body. I will say that padding isn't as plush as premium harnesses. So I took off one star for comfort. This system is functional because it allows me to swap cameras quickly as I'm doing outdoor nature work. I still don't think it justifies the cost though. I would have liked it to be about half the cost I paid. 40 is too much.

I think is a very well made vest. I am very small and to have something I can adjust to my size doesn't not happen very often. It also can expand for a larger person as well. It fits very nice and does help me carry the camera while hiking so it's not hanging on my neck. I am really happy with this and glad I made the purchase.

What a relief it is to have this harness to carry my camera when hiking and mountain bike riding. I can wear the harness, then put on my backpack with more camera gear, or whatever you choose, and still be hands free with your camera right there well protected. The reason for (4) stars is because mounting lug that attaches to your camera is made from plastic and that makes me a little nervous. My first use was a fairly rough mountain bike ride and it held up just fine ( I used the safety strap as well). After my first ride I purchased some metal camera lugs just to be safe... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N23J4LI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is an excellent solution for carrying a heavy telephoto lens. I have tried just about everything, and this vest does the job. It is quite inexpensive compared to some of the other brands. My one complaint is that I there isn't a way to attach the clip that screws into the bottom of the camera and slides down the channel to connector strap. This seems to be a design oversight?? Other than that, this is a fine product.

I hate my camera bouncing around as I'm hiking this holster keeps it from constantly swaying and protects it from getting hit by objects on the trail.super easy to detach and snap shots.it is a bit bulky especially if you load up the pockets stiff to start out but it's starting to mold to my shape

The product was perfect to my expectation. I used and it was great and it made walking with a heavy camera so much easier.

Was hesitating of buying this item when reading the bad reviews. The lock ring fitte on the camera would unscrew by itself no matter how tightened is was. But I decided to try it. Just came back from a 18 days trip in Iceland where I used the vest each time we had to walk and I never had the issue mentioned by the bad reviews. I fixed the ring and it never loosened for the whole trip, the users may have fix the ring uncorrectly. As for the camera that fell off the vest reported by some buyers, I don't see how this could have happened unless they have fix the ring not the right way or the ring was not lock correctly in position. When you put the camera on the vest, you have to hear/feel the click to confirm it is secured. Once adjusted, I don't see the need to remove the velcro strap so I don't think I will ever have the issue of having the strap no gripping anymore has some buyer mentioned. Velcro has a limited time of life so I recommend to not play with the adjustment in the back once it is set properly. The fit is not perfectly tight on the chest but compare to having the camera on a strop shoulder, it is really efficient for long walk. I have tested it over 75-100 km trekk over the last two weeks with no problem. It is not a tight fit like the Cotton carrier but for the price, I is way beyond my expectations.

THIS IS NOT DESIGNED FOR A LARGE PERSON. I am 195 LBS 37" waist and I have the waist strap extended to max length and it barely fits. It will definitely not fit over a jacket or heavy sweater. It feels sturdy enough and I was comfortable walking around with two cameras including a one with a 150-600mm lens. I added another pouch for extra batteries, lens cloth, biz cards. Its a good deal for the price.

I didn't use the side mount much, but appreciate that it's there if I want to quickly switch out cameras on the go. Otherwise, the harness works as intended. I removed the neck strap from my camera and relied solely on the harness straps for securing my camera, as well as providing stabilization for movement shots. I highly recommend this harness, or similar ones to this to film makers out in nature or on the go. This was an essential accessory for me while filming three different documentaries over the summer (one in the Bahamas, and two in British Columbia).