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Vanguard's Pro 2N1 Strap allows two cameras to be mounted at once, can be used as a single shoulder sling, and features Arca-Swiss compatibility

Double trouble! Vanguard’s Pro 2N1 Strap allows users to wield two cameras at once with the flexibility of quick-release Arca-Swiss mounting plates

Vanguard's Pro 2N1 Strap allows two cameras to be mounted at once, can be used as a single shoulder sling, and features Arca-Swiss compatibility

The Vanguard Pro 2N1 Strap is a dual-camera harness that allows two camera bodies with different lenses to be hung off your shoulders, making them easily accessible. This can be useful for professional photographers who need to shoot with multiple cameras, such as those at weddings or sports events. The strap is Arca-Swiss compatible and can also be used as a single shoulder sling.

The Pro 2N1 Strap is available in black or green colors, with a maximum length of 178cm and a strap width of 2.5cm. It can support a maximum load of 150 kg (330 lb) and weighs 430g (19 lb 11 oz). The strap is made of metal hardware and has a rubberized texture on the inside for less breathability. It connects to cameras using Arca-Swiss plates, which require a tool to attach and remove, but once installed, offer versatile compatibility with various tripods and monopods.

The strap is priced at $170 / £100 / AU$220, making it comparable to other dual camera harnesses in the market.

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