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I have owned Cotton Carrier and Trekking Safari harness, and this is my favorite. It is comfortable to hold my Nikon D700 with power grip and 70-200 f/2.8. It doesn't use the screw hole on the bottom of the camera, which is easy to be unbuckled to put on a tripod. Kgear sells inexpensive parts that support multiple cameras, and their buckles can be attached to the original camera straps so you can easily switch between harness and camera strap. The only con is it is quite bulky in my backpack. The 90 degree turn required by Cotton Carrier is quite annoying. I missed some shots in event shooting due to this stupid turn. The back vest pushes pressure on my neck while the front vest holds all the weight. It is not tripod friendly and you have to carry the hex key around. Trekking Safari is comfortable and nicely distributes most of the weight to the back. It doesn't use the bottom screw as well. It is quite compact and is easy to fit in a backpack. However, it restricts the camera movements, especially if you try to turn the camera to a portrait position.

Use on a safari!

I had no idea such a tool existed until browsing thru B&H.

This light is great! I would say it has the best iOS app as well.

great for safari

We need to keep personal information private and this privacy filter does great.

Great projector so far. With my bose 900, you have your private theater.

I use these headphones for listening from my computer and IOS devise.

I have the Leica Duovids, which are my baseline for comparing any other binoculars to when I am on Safari, usually once a year. I purchased the Zeiss and had them on safari with me Jan 2018, together with my Leicas. I have no hesitation in recommending the Zeiss, and for the price, have great clarity, sharpness, and colour. Compared to my Leicas, I honestly love them both, equally, and are Zeiss are the perfect companion on safari as they are fairly compact.

TAKES WEIGHT OFF OF NECK