How does Scott Kivowitz’s method with Spider Holster outperform traditional photography setups?

Scott’s whole approach with Spider Holster is about comfort, speed, and safety compared to traditional straps.

• No neck or shoulder pain: Instead of hanging heavy cameras from your neck, the weight sits on your hips via the SpiderBelt, which is far better for your back on long shoots. Scott mentions going hours without shoulder or back pain.
• Faster access: The camera drops into a metal holster at your hip and pulls out in one clean motion, much quicker than untangling or swinging a strap.
• Secure yet flexible: The Spider Plate lets you keep tripod compatibility (Arca-style solutions, RRS, etc.), so you are not constantly swapping plates.
• Improved ergonomics: With the V2 line, details like integrated hex key holders, skid resistance, and better belt ergonomics streamline real-world use.

What type of photography do you shoot most (weddings, events, landscapes, etc.) so I can explain how Scott’s setup would help in your specific scenario?