Samsung Front Load Washer Belt Location

Load everything up and move it from one location to the next. All my equipment fits perfectly. Collapses down to fit in the front seat area of my car, with the wheels on the floor. Don't need a truck just yet.

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I have the Think Tank V2 belt and this works great with it. Helps take the load off of my back. It is very well made and thought out.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Used with the Think Tank belt it balances the load of heavy camera gear. I set it up so the belt still carries some of the load while the harness carries the rest. The whole thing is a bit awkward to get on and off. I put it on while seated. Once in place it is reasonably comfortable to support a lot of gear on a hike.

Bought this as whilst having clip directly on my belt was convenient I wanted something that could spread the load that little bit more. The pro pad does just that. It is well made, has a firm but padded back and convenient to fold over belt and have clip available for top loading, rather than side loading. The inner loop is tight and gives feeling of security for the clip. Would recommend as an addition if looking for extra convenience for load balancing and for the clip itself.

You can't really do anything with this harness unless you get the belt. It does greatly distribute the load to the shoulders and the sternum as well as your hips. If you want to slide the lens changers it helps to have the harness too to reduce the load on your hips. It also ties into the Think Tank camera strap for chest attachment if you have one too (I don't). Once you add a few attachments to the belt the harness is worth it. For heavy long primes you'll want if for sure.

This belt aids in carrying the think tank 150 taking some load off the shoulder and having space for other attachments, very soft.

have two of these and purchased without the wheels.....much of my work is location so the wheels just seemed like a nuisance initially. Although I never have my scrims flown at full extension, I am super nervous above 12 feet and always heavily bag this stand. With that said,these are essential equipment for 12X12s and 8X8s, and that's what I use them for. I also have a crossbar pipe that fits in the drop pin to hold multiple lights at the same stand on super clamps; works great, as advertised, but I rarely have that use and I can only say that the stand holds up to four strobe heads with ease and safety. This stand is huge and heavy - as it should be - and for that very specialized use for my work I have had great results...you can get away with general uses if you're shooting feature length films. This stand will easily handle a 8K. Very possibly multiples on the aforementioned cross bar, if you are spending someone else money. again, this stand is a beast, very stout, well built ,and will handle most everything you can throw at it.....if you can stand the load in and load out.....eat your wheaties.