At PhotoPlus Expo in New York, Cotton Carrier introduced two new camera carrying systems engineered to carry cameras with no neck or shoulder strain.
Cotton Carrier's Endeavor Belt is designed as an easy-to-use and wear accessory for people who want to have their camera accessible and protected while out capturing life's moments.
"Our newly designed Endeavor Belt supports one camera comfortably and securely while still ensuring easy access with our quick release mechanism," Brook Parker, Chief Operating Officer of Cotton Carrier Camera Systems said. "It includes our restyled shoulder strap with an integrated sliding safety tether and a small pouch to store your wallet, phone, keys or a spare lens. Perfect for day-trippers, vacationers, outdoor enthusiasts and those shooting everything from weddings to kids' sporting events."
The camera support system is made of durable 1680 denier polypropylene fitted with a Lexan camera receptacle and it works with all cameras from full size DSLRs to smaller mirrorless systems. A regular camera hub, shoulder strap with sliding safety tether and built-in small accessory/lens pouch are included with the Endeavor Belt. MSRP is $89.
The Wanderer Side Holster is a versatile system that gives photographers several camera carry options. Use it independently, or as an addition to the Cotton Carrier Camera Vest, Lens Bag System or Waist Belt.
"With the Wanderer Side Holster, photographers can now carry up to three cameras when it's used with our Camera Vest," Parker said. "And it also works great on its own. Just slide your pants belt through the belt loop on the back and you're ready for the shot."
A Cotton Carrier regular camera hub and sliding shoulder strap with built-in safety tether are included with the Wanderer Side Holster. MSRP is $49.
Since 2009 Cotton Carrier has been creating products that allow photographers to carry their camera gear without neck or shoulder strain, even while carrying multiple cameras with long, heavy lenses. For more information on all Cotton Carrier products, go to www.cottoncarrier.com.
