Medusa MED 100 Adjustable Body Vest for GoPro & DSLR with Friction Arm – Front & Back Camera Mounting Plates, Extra Accessories Support

I'll just add on to what others have written. The harness is a decent quality. The front and back plates are a good idea. The friction arm, at least the one I got, is a 100% non-starter. It will not hold any position no matter how hard you crank down the knob. I've had similar experiences when I have bought friction arms at too low a price. I'm not supporting a tablet or anything, just an iPhone 7 Plus.It's not a Steadicam, just to be clear. It will not stabilize your shots. What I was looking for was something that would allow my iPhone to be parked in front of my chest in a position where the screen is easily visible and I can do two-handed demos while still being able to move around (i.e., not on a tripod, nor depending on either hand to hold or support it).It kind of works if I fold up the arm and then use cable-ties to keep the arm from unfolding. I don't have any choice where to position the camera, in this scenario, I just have to take what I can get. Some day I'll upgrade the friction arm so that it works as advertised.

Doesn’t hold as much weight as it claims to. Nearly had a heart attack several times when my camera suddenly dropped.

Very nice product. High quality materials. Use it often. Doesn't get in the way of wearing a back pack either. I will definetly purchase from this company in the future

I specialize in capturing live musical performances.The idea of being able to move through a crowd without myself or others tripping over a mono pod was very intriguing to me!However the reality is the connecting arms that come with this vest simply don’t provide the stability to go completely hands-free with a DSLR camera (as advertised).If they were better arm attachments available I would say that this would be a great buy.

I just received this today so I haven’t had the chance to use it yet, but it looks like it’s been used already. There’s a lot of spots with chipped paint. There’s no instructions and there’s a few tiny things that I’m not sure what they’re for exactly. I’ve never used anything like this before so maybe that’s just something I’ll have to figure out, but it would’ve been nice to have some guidance since I paid $100 for it.

Good product, good seller

Can not hold much weight at all, I-Phones work

You can't run with this thing. The arm just sags. We were unable to use it for our intended purpose.