Hands-Free Camera Harness

Thanks for the great write up on our KEYHOLE Product. I’d like to clarify the swing issue. We understand that all cameras/lenses are not perfectly balanced in the downward position. As a result, our design and set-up instructions suggest a step to “adjust the camera neck strap so that the camera has a little tension on your neck with the camera lens facing down”. When this small neck strap adjustment is made, the camera/lens sit squarely and securely without any tilt (or swing), regardless of camera or lens size. Thanks again and please visit out website.

Great idea!! This fixes one of the reasons I hate carrying a DSLR while backpacking. Any chance I can find this in Finland or Europe?

I carry an SLR with me ALL the time hiking. This doesn’t look to solve the issue of lens fogging from body heat. At least the camera bags that strap to my packs chest harness help with a layer of insulation.

I was hiking with my DSLR just the other day and was thinking there has to be a way to keep this thing from swinging. Looks like a great product. I will have to give it a try.

After spending the better part of 32 years hiking and backpacking to fish for high elevation trout, one of the drawbacks was a swinging SLR camera. A DSLR camera was even bulkier, adding to the angst of protecting it near rocks, brush,etc. I can’t wait to test this product!

nice piece of camera accessory! i tried it and it definitely gave me more freedom and less stress worrying about my camera.

Kind of sounds inconvenient to not be able to comfortably use a big lens with this, but I suppose it’s a minor detail people have to just get used to.