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Your cart is empty.Created specifically for outdoor photographers, the Topload Chest Harness by Lowepro is designed to provide hands-free access to your Lowepro Toploader Pro AW or Lowepro Topload Zoom camera bag (bag sold separately).
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 1, 2017
Great product, and easy to put on. I would recommend adjusting the straps to your body shape before using it regularly so the bag sits comfortably. Otherwise this has been a game changer for hiking up mountains with a large pack and ensuring my camera is accessible and out of the way.
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on November 28, 2017
登山のために購入しました。使ってるカメラはCanon 5D4ショルダーベルトに露出したまま掛けるタイプもありますが、高価、カメラを落とす、ぶつける、濡れる危険性があり体前面に固定するこちらを購入。実際に数回使用しましたが、擦れて肩が痛くなることもありません。カメラの取り出し、収納も簡単にできます。もちろん衣類の脱ぎ着の時は手間ですが、それを加味しても安価で、密着感も問題ない範囲内。大変重宝しています！
Jordi
Reviewed in Spain on September 24, 2014
Lo compré para una bolsa topload, con la intención de tener las manos libres y que la bolsa no se moviera de una lado a otro, y es justo lo que hace. Perfecto, aunque en verano pueda resultar un tanto incómodo por llevar la bolsa en el pecho, dando un poco de calor...
Toni Eiselbrecher
Reviewed in Germany on June 23, 2014
Möchte das Tragesystem jedem empfehlen, problemloses Handling, sehr leicht, strapazierfähig und benötigt wenig Platz wenn es einmal nicht benötigt wird..
M. Keidel
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2013
I initially had the tamrac straps for the chest case. Very awkward, never really figured out how to properly use those. Bought these based on good reviews and I was not disappointed. I followed the advice of others and used it upside down for my camera case (tamrac case). Worked great for my Mt. Whitney trip this past June.
greg whitehead
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2013
I think that the harness should be able to adjust so that it's a little bit shorter - I shortened the straps all the way, and they were still a little too long. I would have liked them shorter to raise the Toploader a little higher on my chest. I'm thinking about modifying the straps to make them shorter. So these are OK when paired with the Toploader bag, but not perfect.
Marc
Reviewed in France on October 14, 2013
Qualité et ergonomie Lowepro, pour ceux qui connaissent, sont au rendez -vous, mais surtout harnais polyvalent. Je m'explique : étant à la recherche d'un harnais plutôt "dorsal" pour emmener mon APN dans sa sacoche Lowepro Toploader 65W en faisant du vélo VTT, je n'ai rien trouvé d'autre que cet article chez ce fabricant et même chez d'autres. J'ai alors fait le pari que ce harnais pouvait permettre un port autant dorsal que ventral. Ce qui est totalement le cas et je suis ravi de vous l'annoncer car Lowepro a supprimé de son catalogue le seul harnais dorsal qu'il proposait jusqu'alors, afin d'orienter la clientèle, pour le port dorsal, vers les sac à dos de la marque. Un peu de souplesse au niveau des épaules et un bon réglage des sangles permettent ce type de montage très facilement. Pas plus de compression sur la "bedaine" d'un côté que de l'autre, mais surtout moins d'encombrement sur la cage thoracique, en port dorsal, au moment, notamment, de l'effort en vélo. Je n'hésite pas en fonction des circonstances de sorties de mon APN à intervertir une ou l'autre des positions. Livraison et emballage nickel comme toujours chez Amazon !
nniiccoo
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2011
Sturdy but not very comfortable. WHen placed on back the bag stays loose, doesn't fit properly to your back. The seller will not provide shipping refund so make sure to try this before you buy it.
S "I'll tell you what I think"
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2010
I read another review here that says there's no way this thing will fit tall people. I was a little skeptical after reading the review that this product would work for me but I ordered anyways. I got it and have used it with two different Lowepro toploaders (65 and 70 aw). I am a tall guy and this works fine for me, it even fit fine when I was wearing heavy winter clothing in layers.For the money, it's good to have and having the camera right in front of you make it convenient to quickly snap shots without fumbling around with a backpack, etc. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again or recommend it to a friend.
R. P. RIBEYRE
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2010
It was only $8. It is photography equipment. I should have expected it to be of low quality.Yes it fits my toploader camera pack. Yes it fits me, I am of average build. It is not comfortable to wear, it is a simple collection of straps and clips, with not padding over the narrow straps and not much design to make the straps run to comfortable locations, so I am left with the weight of my (relatively heavy?) Canon 5DII, Canon 24-70mm lens and large top loader pack dangling and binding me. I should have known.
Michelle G
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2010
I used to use the Lowepro sling case and didn't like having to sling it around my body every time I wanted to use my camera. I would often just keep the camera strap around my neck with the sling case on my back or keep the sling case in front and use the camera out of it there.This harness is ideal because I can keep the camera in it's carrying case in front of me and easily access it when I am ready to take a picture or put it away. I'm very happy with this harness. I've worn it on multiple 7-10 mile hikes and have no discomfort/rubbing. It did not snag my nice merino hiking shirt, either (the velcro on the rain-fly compartment of the sling back did).I'm a 5'4", 125 lb woman with 36" bust and this harness works well for me.
SittingBull
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2009
I own a Nikon D80 and I usually go out with 2 lenses at any time. I purchased the topload zoom 2 along with the harness.I got this for when I go hiking to use it with the chest harness and a backpack at the same time. While the harness is not that easy to put on the first time, the combo topload + harness is so convenient. It does not impair your capacity to carry other hiking related stuff, you don't have to miss all these incredible shots because you can just grab your camera whenever. And you do not need to kill your neck keeping your camera out all the time either. More importantly, this is a nice way to equalize the weight of your equipment when Hiking.Some reviewers mention that the straps were not too conveniently located and could conflict with your backpack straps. If your backpack is well conceived, that's probably not a problem then.Why 4 stars? The straps are fairly thin and not padded like on a backpack. This might hurt and not be too comfortable after long hours. Make sure you wear a pretty think shirt or a jacket.The level of adjustments seems ok for a typical body size but I feel like either very small or very big people will have a hard time adjusting it. It will likely be too loose or too tight.Overall, I like it!
A Woman Who Loves the Outdoors
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2007
I bought this product to use with the Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag, and it works incredibly well. I do a lot of hiking that often includes periods of rock scrambling. I wanted to have my camera ready at a moment's notice, yet be safe from bumping up against rocky surfaces. With the chest harness attached, my camera fits snug against my stomach, and my hands are free to grab onto rocky surfaces. I have even used the chest harness to keep my camera from swaying while I've climbed into slot canyons. I highly recommend this product.I've found that the camera is most stable when the waist belt is hooked onto the top of the camera bag and the shoulder belts are attached to the bottom of the bag - the vendor's photo shows the opposite attachment.
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