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At Think Tank, we build our products for the daily impacts of travel and demands of working professionals over extended periods of time. We build many of our products with user replaceable parts to keep your bag going for years.
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Secure and comfortable
Well made and comfortable to wear. I’ve used it to carry my mirrorless with a 50-140 lens while skiing without concern or incident. Recommended.

Waiting for Version 3!
I found this harness to be supremely uncomfortable. There’s no effective padding around the neck and shoulders and it hurt in trial outings! The shoulder strap for my digital holster v2, also has little in the way of all day comfort padding. My Op/Tech camera strap uses thick neoprene padding that works well along with lightweight, high quality nylon fasteners that weigh less than the antique looking, pot metal like hardware used as quick disconnect fasteners on ThinkTank gear. Weight savings has to be the criteria for every aspect of a thoughtful carrying solution. Finally, I replaced the shoulder strap on my digital holster with a thick neoprene strap and added a comfortable fabric belt to make use of the digital holsters excellent side belt attachment. Now, I have an excellent solution that makes the fantastic digital holster V2.0 work well for carrying my Canon 6D and a heavy Canon telephoto zoom lens all day at the upcoming Reno Air Races. My other heavy lens will go in my old small camera bag on my other side along with any other needed stuff.

Excellent, works, needs a few modifications
I own two of these for different digital holsters (the 50 and the 150) as it is too cumbersome, even with 5/32 or 4 mm stainless bow shackles through the small grey loops on the holsters for the harness, to swap unless absolutely necessary. However, the shoulder straps and top of the back "mesh" are not comfortable, particularly with any load. I need the holster arrangement rather than a typical belt with bags attached when I am on a narrow trail as there is insufficient side clearance on such trails in spots -- thus I must be front and back loaded only. My backpack is a Camelbak Mule for water as when I am using a holster I am working "light". This includes a gripped Nikon D850 plus either a 150-600 Sigma Sport (holster 15) or a 100-400 Sigma Contemp, plus a Sigma TC-1401 and, attached to the side of the holster, a TT FlashMod 3 holding a Nikon SB-910 plus MagMod fresnel flash tele-extender. I have had to use Timbuk2 strap pads as shoulder pads -- although these do work, proper (possibly removable) pads would be better.

Digital Holster Harness V2.0
Works great with my Digital Holster 20, keeps my camera firmly against my chest while downhill skiing. It also works well with my LowePro 75AW. I like the adjustability of the straps and the bungee cord shock absorber which keeps it from bouncing.
good but not great
I have been using a digital holster case for many years while completing single day and multi day backpacking trips with, what I believe, was the harness v1.0. This system is a huge step up from that. The thin back panel and thin shoulder straps allow the system to fit snugly under my weighted pack with minimum interference. I can't recall how the original system was meant to be used but I had it attached to multiple points on my pack making it necessary to take the camera off with the pack; also making it a little awkward to do so. Having the system attached to my person, free of the pack, is very convenient. I do believe thinktank needs to re-evaluate their one size fits all mentality with this harness. I'm 6'2" at about 190lbs and I believe the comfort level would increase if the back panel could be purchased in longer lengths. Currently with the upper straps adjusted properly the lower straps come around the lower edge of my ribs, if they dropped 2 inches I believe it would make a huge difference. I can't slack to top straps to accommodate; this causes the upper part of the harness to become uncomfortable. Also the side bungie attached strap is as tight as it can go with a t-shirt on, and still a little loose on me. I highly recommend this system for anyone looking to carry a DSLR with a backpack. Camera access is easy and with a digital holster harness you gain a little camera protection. Digital Holster 20 w/Nikon D750 28-300 2.5/5.6G