This Leather Safety Lanyard in black from Hold Fast Gear can be used as an all-leather replacement safety catch option on the MoneyMaker, as a lanyard to carry your keys on your belt, or it can be attached to the MoneyMaker D-ring for carrying a water bottle and other small items. The lanyard has a 12.5" maximum length.

Genuine Leather Construction    Works with MoneyMaker Straps    Can Be Used Alone    Use to Carry a Variety of Small Items    Max Length of 12.5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I get this without the d rings?

A: If you order directly through the manufacturer website you can.

Q: 2. What about warranty?

A: This bag comes with a limited lifetime warranty.

Q: 3. Need it to hold 7d mark ii, 70-200 24-105 10-22 lenses 1 flash and extras can it?

A: I don't have that exact equipment, but my guess is no. I carry a D800, 24-70, and 80-200 with extras routinely, just not the flash. My recommendation is to purchase it for trial and return it if you're not happy. That's what I did, but I kept it. I get compliments on this bag wherever I go. Richard

Q: 4. Correct version?. I believe the product i received is not the one i order. The bag in description is a second version. I got the first. Please check thank you.

A: Bag we ship and that comes up is actually the second edition, but the stock image has not been updated and is still the photo of version one from what I can tell.

Q: 5. Could anyone tell me what size would be good for a 5'4 tall guy? There is no sizing information and I would really like one Thanks

A: I think medium would be perfect for you

Q: 6. What is the difference between the $179 vs $230?

A: Hi--the $230 item has black hardware, while the $179 item has silver hardware.

Q: 7. How well does the HoldFast Gear Money Maker "Two" Camera Harness do when holding only one camera? Does this harness require always carrying both cameras for proper balance or can you also use it comfortably with only one camera attached?

A: The Holdfast double harness manufacturer says it will work with one camera as well as two. The weight of the single camera is a factor.

Q: 8. Is this for a single slider, of for a pair?

A: It's a single slider. I'm not sure how I feel about them. The original O rings would pinch my arms until I got used to them. The new sliders cause the harness to slide down my back. I constantly have to reposition them.

Q: 9. Is there a size chart? What sizes are medium and large?

A: According to the manufacturer, the ideal carrying position of the MoneyMaker is for the strap to fall about 4 below the armpit so the camera rest higher on the body. A small sized harness would be for an individual at a height of 5 7 and below. A medium sized harness would be for an individual at a height of 5 8- 6 2. Lastly, a large sized harness would be for an individual at height of 6 3 and above or if they wear extra large clothes. They also state that if your size falls into one of these ranges but youre really built or broad shouldered, then you should go a size up. Otherwise, if you are tall and slender, then you can size down.

Q: 10. I am 6'2.5 inches tall using two Sony A7 camera's. One will carry the 24- 70 mm the other a 85mm Batis or a 50mm 1.1 Voightlander. y camera's are heavy with these lenses, and I need a secure attachment for crowds in foriegn locations on shoots. ( no snatch and go ). How would the Portrait Extensions work? Will the Large work with my camera's and my height ? I am medium build.

A: The large would be just fine for you. I'm 6 4 and with my Canon 5DIII and the 70-200 it comes to my waist line. Their are straps to adjust for height if it's to long.