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 p.1 #2 · p.1 #2 · Running with a Camera - How to Secure Equipment | |
A camera harness will keep the camera close to your body and out of the way of your arms. I love them when I hike and scramble and have run short distances with one. If you also ware a pack, the harness should go on first and then the pack. I've found this to be comfortable with a number of harnesses I've used. I've been using the OP/TECH USA Dual Harness, Uni-Loop, Regular (6501062) and it's the most comfortable I've owned and very well made. While it's made for two cameras it works well with one and is part of there connector system. I swap the harness for there OP/TECH USA Super Classic Strap - UNI Loop - Padded Neoprene Neck Strap with Control-Stretch System and Quick Disconnects.
If you are using a heavy lens, I suggest you find a way to attach to the lens rather than the camera body. Also consider two attachment points, one can simply be a backup incase something happens with the first.
https://www.optechusa.com/
Shop around for the best prices if you chose to go with this system.
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