Black Widow Gaming Computer

I put these in my camera plates and lens plates. The Black Widow works great. I use it on a camera belt with suspenders. I have tried many many different ways to carry 2nd and 3rd bodies and lens and this is the only one that has worked well.

I use the Black Widow to carry a Nikon P90 for hiking in the mountains and have even used it while rock climbing. The camera is accessible yet secure and out of the way; much better than a strap hanging around your neck.

I use it to quickly mount large heavy lenses to my Jobu Design Pro Black Widow Gimbal Tripod Head with Arca-Swiss Type Quick Release Base.

Use one on my Fujifilm X100 and one on the X-Pro2 along with the Black Widow belt holster. Note: I added an 'Internal Tooth Lockwasher' (found on a coaxial cable) along with the provided washer to get a good vibration resistant hold and have not had any loosening issues. For personal/family use I have the X100 on there (all day sometimes for say a Disney trip) and for paid gigs I have the X-Pro2 (mostly with the 23/16 f/1.4 but sometimes with the 90 f2). Also note, the provided wrench isn't great and I'd recommend you replace it at some point with a cheap harbor freight or big box hardware store version.

The combination of the Black Widow holster and the Black Widow belt has made walking with my camera a pleasure rather than a drag. The easy release system is secure and quick to use. No complaints. B & H international delivery is first class and makes available products that I either cannot get in Australia or cost a lot more.

You need a wrench to use the Black Widow pin, but with this pin you just need to stick something through the hole and twist which is more convenient and compact. Doesn't come with a washer though.

I'm traveling a lot and like to have my camera ready at all times without it getting in my way. I've used the original camerastrap, I've used the sunsniper strap and I've used the black widow. I like the black widow the best. I've been biking with it, I've been walking around cities with it and it's just great. Especially when it's hot or if you have a backpack on it's really a relief. Pro: - Camera ready very fast - Super light and compact (compared to sunsniper strap it takes up no space in camerabag) - You don't bang your camera against things when you lean forward to reach for something - less shoulder pain - In very hot weather you're glad not to have something wrapped around your torso. Con: - When sitting down with a long lens you have to pay attention not to bang the glass against something - With EOS7D and long lens it pulls down your pants quite a bit. So you have to really tighten your belt. - You always need to wear pants that have a belt. - You need 2 hands to grab camera. Snapshots while on your bike are not possible (are possible with sniperstrap)

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

Works great for family gaming computer. They love it.