SPIDER HOLSTERBlack Widow Belt Kit

Au fil des années, j'ai eu l'occasion de tester, et d'utiliser, quantités de systèmes pour transporter mes appareils photos, mais le système Spider Holster est de loin le plus efficace, le plus pratique, et le plus sécuritaire.Ce kit, qui comprend un support, une pin et une ceinture, est simple et confortable à porter. Son prix est certes élevé, et même quelque peu excessif, mais il permet de transporter sans problème ni fatigue un ensemble appareil et objectif dont le poids total ne dépasse pas 2 kg, ce qui est suffisant dans la plupart des cas.

Los soporte tienen muy buena calidad, terminados y 100% funcionales, los recomiendo así como el servicio de venta y envió.

Una vera svolta per un fotografo di matrimoni... ti libera il peso dal collo, cosa assolutamente da non sottovalutare quando si lavora 12h di fila!

Depuis que j'ai cette ceinture, je ne suis plus obligé d'avoir cette sangle qui pèse sur le cou, dès que je ne sers pas de l’appareil clic il ne bouge plus et le mécanisme d'attache est costaud et simple d'utilisation.C'est simple, je ne sors plus avec l’appareil photo sans cette ceinture.

I purchased this to accommodate my Olympus EM5-II camera. I use my own belt with cargo pants and just the holster and it works great! It's awesome! The camera is always ready and easier to access than a case. I also purchased at the same time for vacation as a backup plan, a quick access shoulder strap that holds the camera in a similar quick access fashion using a threaded insert to the tripod threaded hole (just in case I didn't like this holder on vacation), and basically the clip slides up and down the belt for easy access...so to compare,....I must say that the advantage of the holster over the strap is that the camera does not slide all over the place when you move around or sit down. It is always snug against me and one feels secure that the camera is not banging around. While secure, the ball attachment rotates the camera conveniently to conform to your body when you sit down without it bouncing all over the place like a strap product hitting a chair or wall etc.... I found I could easily board an airplane, pulled it out for the takeoff and a few pics of flying over Cuba :), and placed it back down on my lap and secured it in an instant. I found myself always putting camera back to holster whether sitting or standing because it was so convenient and comfortable, so I didn't' run the risk of setting it down and walking off without it just because I didn't want to go through the hassle of moving it in and out of my camera pack each time I wanted to use it. The red release could have been aluminum, but I found it was perfectly fine, no problems there and I deal in manufactured items and part engineering as a profession. The belt and padded thing I did not use: those I could see it convenient if instead of cargo pants with a belt you were in say a bathing suit type attire without a belt. I used this for my Olympus E-M5II and it was perfect. I also own a Nikon 810 DSLR and I believe this too light of a product to trust with it.(But spiderholster makes a heavier version for these type of cameras and this is not really designed for the pro-type rig). And, as a side note, I did not have any neck strap at all attached to the camera as backup to the holster or anything, I felt very secure with it holding my camera on it's own, very well made, always comfortable, camera always ready but never in the way like straps can be sometimes.... I love it!