Powerextra Multifunction Outdoor Photography Adjustable Waist Strap Belt with D-rings for Hanging Tripod Lightweight Camera Bag Lens Pouch Flash Bag

These are very convenient belts to help steady your shots!

You know the drill. Whether it be a DSLR or a mirrorless camera, you want to carry some extra lenses with you. Those lenses then end up in a case, backpack, or some other inconvenient place that must be open and closed every time you want to change the lens. This waist strap solves that problem. Just snap it around your waist, adjust the size as necessary, and you have a very sturdy and handy way to hang a number of lenses and accessories without having to dig around in a bag to get them every time you need them. I must say that, for the price, I was expecting something much more flimsy. This waist strap feels extremely strong and comfortable and has multiple metal and other hang points on it. It's something I wish I had had long ago! Just take any high-quality lens case, attach it to the strap, and now you can walk around with quick access to your lenses. And this is much better than hanging lenses on your pants belt, which often ends up pulling down on your pants and just generally being annoying. This belt sits around your clothing for much greater utility. The clasp that closes the belt feels exceptionally strong and durable, and the padding on the inside of the strap makes for a more comfortable fit. For the price, this item is a steal! Five Stars!

The buckle seems to be a little off. But i'm too lazy to return it and it seems like its just my version, where the plastic clasp is slightly misproduced. Overall very effective item for the price.

I purchased this to use as a leash hands free belt (SEE PICTURE). I have three dogs and their leashes would always tangle. Tight now I only have one of the leashes attached to the belt (back of the belt) for my slowest walking dog. I am planning on eventually attach all three leashes to the belt (a dog on the back, a dog on the left, and a dog on the right). The belt was a bit difficult for me to take off, but I got the hang of it now. I wish it would have come with instructions on how to "unlock" the belt. One thing I don't like about the belt itself is that the "adjusted size" doesn't stay in place. The sizing will come loose with movement and weight of whatever you hang on your belt. I secured my belt w carabeners (also seen in the picture if you squint, lol). #HappyShopping

I'm a 36" waist and it fits, but not much more. The actual buckle is super secure, almost too much. difficult to release (may just need more practice hitting the safety button and squeezing. Definitely a two hand job) However the webbing that hold the buckle utilizes friction and comes loose when I move around too much. I'm having to pull the it back tight too often for my taste. I have not figured out how to attach lens pouches to belt well. Currently I'm using carabiner clips on D rings and my pouch, but they flop around too much. I'm glad I didn't spend much on system to figure out belt may not meet my needs.Edit 3/13/2019 - Changed from 2 stars to 3 starsThe seller has reach out to me on numerous occasions in attempt to correct the issue. They offered to send another one, or provide a full refund. While I appreciate the customer service I have refused all offers. Like many I use reviews to decide on my purchases, and I stand by this review. I accept I paid an "ok" price, and got an "ok" product. Again I do appreciate the customer service, they did go above an beyond in trying to correct the situation.Edit 1/15/2020 - Final update - Can't give half star but this is a 3.5 starsThe belt has held up very well. I've become accustomed to the buckle, and actually appreciated the safety button. Still need two hands, but I feel very secure belt is not failing. I ended up spending a lot for think tank pouches for lenses, but those are also very secure and I trust it to hold my lenses. The pouches do not bounce around when I move.The webbing still comes loose, but I fixed that with a simple safety pin. I have not found any use for the D-ring. Overall I would recommend this belt and would buy it again.

I'm an event photographer and I'm going to use this belt for indoor events like conferences etc and sometimes for outdoor events (weddings) as well. I'm small and thin and I carry heavy gears on me, so I don't mind at all the thick padding, but I assume it will be very hot during summer. So far I only tested it at home but next week I'm going to start using it "live". I managed to comfortably arrange everything that I need on it. It has a good, secure buckle that needs a little practice to open (there is a security button in the middle of it) but I guess this is a good thing. I will post an update after having used it live, but so far I'm very satisfied. You won't be able to move your accessories around 360 degrees as you can with some other brands, but I don't need that feature, and this has amazing value to price as compared with those.

I really like the belt. I am a landscape photographer, and had not found an easy way to bring my zoom lens (in the case) with me. I had tried cross strap, tried carabiner attached to the tripod, tried putting in a sling cross body. None of these really worked very well, as I carry my Canon around my neck, and use one hand to stabilize it from swinging. The belt gives me the security of keeping the zoom safe, and allows my hands for other things. The only negative I have, the buckle seems a little hard to open. I can get the belt on by sliding over my head and shoulders, then tighten up, so it's not that big of a deal for me.

Unable to open belt clips.