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Apr 14, 2016 07:19 |  #1

Anybody using a Think Tank or similar belt to carry your gear? Let's see what you got!




  
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Apr 14, 2016 10:07 |  #2

Even though I have a lowepro belt, I tend to use a thinner work belt more often.

big fan of belt systems and vests. Have a cheesy humvee and milton's vest that I use for both travel and photography. Does a fantastic job holding a spare lens/battery/body/blow​er ect!

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Apr 14, 2016 10:15 |  #3

I don't have photos of it but I use a ThinkTank belt with 3 lens pouches, 1 flash pouch and 2 Spyder holsters for my camera.

When it's fully loaded (which it rarely is) I can carry both cameras, all 5 lenses and a flash. It gets a bit heavy but it's definitely the most comfortable way to carry that amount of kit.


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Apr 14, 2016 11:04 |  #4

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I use a spider holster belt, Think tank speed changer, and 1 to 2 think tank lens bags. My second body I use a CPS neck strap (op/tech) neoprene pro strap. No issues at all!!


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