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Spider Camera Holster SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3

The SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3 from Spider Camera Holster offers support for one or two cameras and versatile adaptability, especially when used with other Spider V3 gear. Made from full-grain leather with strong nylon webbing and metal hardware, it has a sleek, low-profile design that takes pressure off your neck and back. Rather than connecting directly to cameras, the harness swivels are designed for use with the built-in QD sockets on certain Spider V3 items.

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Spider Camera Holster SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3

Spider Camera Holster SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3

The SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3 from Spider Camera Holster offers support for one or two cameras and versatile adaptability, especially when used with other Spider V3 gear. Made from full-grain leather with strong nylon webbing and metal hardware, it has a sleek, low-profile design that takes pressure off your neck and back. Rather than connecting directly to cameras, the harness swivels are designed for use with the built-in QD sockets on certain Spider V3 items.

Wear 3 Ways with Optional Spider Suspension System V3

The harness can be worn three ways with the separately available Spider Suspension System V3. Use it as a suspender by connecting the QD ends to the Spider Suspension System Belt Inserts for extra support, security, and comfort. For a direct setup, connect the Quick Disconnects directly to the Spider Camera Plate V3, Lens Collar Plate V3, or Spider Quick Disconnect Pin V3, allowing cameras or accessories to connect directly to the harness QD dropdown straps without the belt and holsters. The hybrid setup lets you connect each dropdown strap independently to a holster, belt, or camera plate for easy access to equipment while maintaining neck and back support.

Key Features:

Compatible with Spider V3 Gear

Holds Up to Two Devices

High-Quality Leather Construction

Supports Neck and Back Comfort

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Spider Camera Holster SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3

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Spider Camera Holster SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3

The SpiderPro Dual Shoulder Harness V3 from Spider Camera Holster offers support for one or two cameras and versatile adaptability, especially when used with other Spider V3 gear. Made from full-grain leather with strong nylon webbing and metal hardware, it has a sleek, low-profile design that takes pressure off your neck and back. Rather than connecting directly to cameras, the harness swivels are designed for use with the built-in QD sockets on certain Spider V3 items.

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