Are they sturdy enough for a full size camera
1662283
I wouldn't trust them for something that heavy and expensive. I use mine for ID badges and USB flash drives.
1662284
They are fine for flash/thumb drives but I wouldn't trust them to hold something as heavy as a full size camera.
1662285
No. They are not long, but very short. They are like light, thin ribbons. They are only good enough for thumb/flash drives. You can barely get them over your head to go around your neck. I do not recommend them for anything. For a camera, you would need a full-size strap designed for it.
1130668
Yes, they are quite sturdy. My brother is a large man and has sat in our chairs many times. No problem at all.
715123
Yes they're strong enough. Just make sure if you mount them to rollbar, they only fit 1 1/2 inch bar
1157605
Yes I would think they would be great. My issue with the unit was they have no place to mount on a tripod.
1210934
I think they would be strong enough, but I don't the shelves are quite tall enough for full size 33 1/3 LPs.
1843903
Yes, they are sturdy: rubber-coated plastic for durability. They aren't very large, though, since they're meant to fold flush with the container top, and only 2 of my fingers fit through them to carry. However, you can use carribiners or connect the handles directly to straps.
379332
They are sturdy and look like they could hold the weight of that size TV. My concern would be over time would the speaker housing joints weaken to the point of cracking and splitting.
974771
I think so they seem sturdy enough. I would be careful when using on a bipod so it doesn't start twisting on the tube, but they are strong enough.
1718838
I use them with a DSLR camera that is probably around 3 lbs more with my largest lens and the harness is awesome. No, it doesn't shake around if you have the straps adjusted right. I would definitely recommend this!
619811
"Heavy Duty"; I sure can understand that. Want to make sure the little adapter loops don't break & drop your camera. I can totally understand. So the short answer is this: These little guys are strong enough for the job! I've used them now for many months. Easy to forget they're there, and while I cannot cite their exact "pounds of support", I tell you they are strong enough for all of my cameras and camcorders! :-)
1089376
I think no problem at all. They are not heavy but no wheels underneath. Also there is no hole for the tripod stand.
18032
I don't know yet. I have just attached it to my camera rig and have only been out once. That said, I have a heavy rig - Canon 7D with grip , using my Canon 70-200 L, and it seemed sturdy enough. Won't know for sure until there is a failure, which will probably lead me to test it over a mattress or something like that.
1574748
Yes as long as they are about the size of a good tripod, it would be perfect I would say and make life a lot easier for you, not good for video at all tho.
1245780
It is worth its price. It's not super sturdy at all. It works well for light weight camera and i would not recommend it if you will use it with a professional camera. However, since it is not super sturdy, it's pretty lightweight and easy to be carried around. It all depends on what kind of camera you are using it with.
1159221
Depends on the cameras/lenses. I think having one on each shoulder would balance well if both were about the same weight. But if you're using really big lenses on full frame cameras, that would probably be too much bulk.
1230259
To SPECIFICALLY answer your question, yes, the legs will support the weight just fine. With all that weight, be sure to have the camera tightened securely onto the tripod, and when it's where you want it, really tighten everything down so you don't get drift with the camera.
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Not really. They are of poor quality , light weigh. You would be well advised to go to something different.