Description
For a DSLR camera with any lens attached which is being hand held and worn on your neck. An adjustable strap that attaches at your upper torso for stabilizing a camera body while worn around the neck. This stablizes the camera while walking or running.

Features
The 4cm (1-1/2") wide webbing strap attaches with Velcro and stays around your torso regardless of whether or not the camera strap is holding the camera. A secondary 2cm (3/4") nylon strap with a quick-release buckle goes over the camera body and/or lens and is adjustable for any diameter lens or waist.
When snugged down, this strap will transfer the majority of the weight of a camera to your waist, greatly relieving the strain on your neck.

Specifications
100 g (3.5 oz.)
Fits torso from 56cm to 140cm (22 - 55")
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[H157] Camera Stabilizing Belt Strap, $6.00

Normally, you would attach this strap to your waist belt, just under your arm pits. The H157 ONLY attaches to a Kinesis belt and not a regular pants belt. It wil also attach to Lowepro Street & Field belts.

Description
This strap stabilizes an SLR camera while worn around your neck or while attached to a harness.

Features
Attaches to a Kinesis waist belt (and many other brands too). The main strap uses 2cm (3/4") nylon webbing. It attaches to the 2.5cm (1") webbing found on all Kinesis belts via a pair of SlikClip® buckles. Additionally, there is a pair of adjustable quick-release buckles so you can quickly remove the main strap, leaving the SlickClips attached to your belt. The advantage the H157 over the H152 is that you don't have the slight discomfort of an extra belt around your torso. The disadvantage of the H157, compared to the H152, is that neck strain is not relieved -- in fact, if adjusted snugly, this may actually increase the weight on your neck. If your camera is hanging from your harness, then this problem is mitigated as the weight is spread out over the entire harness.

Specifications
37 g (1.3 oz.). Maximum length: 106cm (41.75")

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