The B-Grip - Any users like to comment?

[Damian Brown]

Looking long and hard at The B-Grip. I currently use a twin camera harness set up which is very comfortable and secure but on the downside quite "extra" in that it's not as discreet as I'd like in an ideal world. Though I tend to wear it with a black shirt and it is black, I'd like even more chance at blending in by not having a harness on!

So maybe the B-Grip will work for me. Albeit I'd have to have two.

Anybody like to leave a comment about their personal experience with this?

Usually at a wedding, give or take the size of it etc I'd have two nikon bodies with grips, a 17-55 on one and an 85 1.4 on the other. Give or take So it'd need to be good for that kinda size and weight. I'm not concerned about when I need to have my 70-200 2.8 as that's less likely for the majority of the work i'm considering this for.

 

[architectfadi]

I had a go at the B-Grip and to be honest it kept hitting my side when I was walking and very painful sometimes. I ve used it with my Sony A700 and Nikon D300s with lenses from 16 to 300 mm with the same result. Its wasnt for me :thumbsdown:.

 

[Damian Brown]

Did you use it on your regular belt or the provided? I read a few reviews that said it could be problematic with a regular belt for some but with the additional one it would ride lower and not hurt