For one or two cameras, our camera harness systems are built to carry your optics with maximum comfort and accessibility. These are your best option for larger or multiple system setups. More weight and better distribution.
Cameras and lenses are expensive, so why take a chance when transporting your gear? Our high-quality products are made from tough materials: Rugged Nylon 6 camera mounts; hand-tooled anodized aluminum camera mounting hubs; best-quality polypropylene nylon webbing and straps; quality stitching; and oversize clips all around.
We build our products well, with a 3 Year Warranty. If you have a problem with our product, contact us, and we'll solve it.
(Around the Christmas holidays we have extended our return policy to be the end of January.)
Our line of sling style harness for camera or binoculars. Compact, ergonomic, fixed position carrying. While they can handle your larger setups we recommend small to medium optics for this system.
Our latest addition to the Cotton Carrier brand. Brought to life after a our wildly successful Kickstarter. The all in one belt system with buckets that also work with any of our systems.
Have your optics always at the ready with our camera & binocular carrying system. Ergonomically designed for maximum weight distribution and comfort. Binocular sling style harness also available.
Secured to the shoulder strap of your bag or to your belt. This system never leaves your backpack. Your camera is secure while accessible, never miss another moment.
Attached to your belt, backpack waist strap, or added to the G3 Harness system for a second camera. This is a lightweight, secure, fixed position option for camera carrying.
“When I first discovered the Cotton Carrier Camera Vest, I immediately knew it would add significant benefits to my photography. After a long day in the field, the vest eliminates any neck strain I would have experienced using a regular camera strap. I can now easily access two different camera setups, and not have to dig into my backpack to change lenses. I couldn’t imagine shooting without my Cotton Carrier.”
Living on the Pacific Coast of British Columbia, Canada, Connor has learned about wildlife and wilderness first-hand, which has helped him greatly in his nature photography. He has received a number of scholarships and prizes, and his work has been featured in publications worldwide. Connor is also a two-time winner (2015 and 2013) of the coveted Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Rising Star Portfolio Award from The Natural History Museum in London.
