I just bought 2 of these straps

[George Mann]

Have you guys used a strap like this? Take a look.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/USA-GEAR-D...ith-Quick-Release-Buckles-black/393005078456?

 

[AgX]

I have not used it, but its advantage is to yield less frontal and lateral swing compared to a classic strap with same movability of the camera to the head.
As disadvantage I expect the strapping of a shirt to the body and thus a reduced ventilation.

I see it as good for photographers on the move, but not as standard strap. What way are you using it?

 

[George Mann]

Standing when close to my car, and in my wheelchair when out and about with my waist type fanny bag to store it in.

I have actually been thinking of a strap like this for a few years now.

You have listed one advantage, but another one is that it makes it harder for a thief to steal.

 

[BrianShaw]

Too much strap; too constraining. I wouldn’t even consider such a strap. Traditional neck strap works best for me. Hope this works well in your environment and application.

 

[pentaxuser]

I have often wondered about a chest harness. Frankly wandering about upright in a small area such as a wedding venue is one thing with just a neck strap but a few hours wandering around the outdoors with a P654N swinging back and forth from a neck strap can get very tiresome

pentaxuser

 

[Sirius Glass]

I wonder how it would handle the weight of a Hasselblad with a prism finder.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

I had something very similar in Japan years ago. Hated it. I prefer a neck strap.

 

[Keith Pitman]

I've used something like that. Works well to keep the camera from swinging around. My wife still uses it for her binoculars when birding.