Binocular Harnesses

[Rye]

Does anyone have first hand experience with the latest offerings? I'm looking to get the bino off my neck and supported with a decent harness.

 

[garandman]

I've learned when it comes to binoculars, ask the birders.

 

[whacko]

I've learned when it comes to binoculars, ask the birders.

This! My wife has a chest harness for her Nikon's. It's awesome. The straps are elastic and pull the binos tight to your chest when you put them down.....And stretch up when you hold them up. Weight is on your shoulders. And yes she's a birder:

Only $25 and worth every penny.

http://shop.massaudubon.org/store/product/36761/Binocular-Harness/

 

[Tackdriver VillenTactical]

I have the leupold ones and recommend them.

Dave

 

[kengog]

I have the Bass Pro ones (Red Head) didn't like them. I have the badlands ones, which do a nice job keeping the clean if you're on a long trip, but they're bulky. I have the Nikon ones, similar to some of the others mentioned, and I like them best.

 

[arlow]

The cabellas ones suck. Broke 2 of them. I have had this vortex one for 2 years now and has been great.

http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/vortex-binocular-harness-strap

 

[BigTimber]

I assume for hunting. The answer = Crooked horn bino system. Bow or gun they are the way to go. Keeps them high and tight and never gets in the way of your weapon of choice.

 

[HuntMaine]

I assume for hunting. The answer = Crooked horn bino system. Bow or gun they are the way to go. Keeps them high and tight and never gets in the way of your weapon of choice.

This!! Ill second the recommendation, they work really well and are durable


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[Rye]

I cam across the Crokked Creek model in my search. I decided on them. It looks like they make a harness with oversized straps. I like that concept. Thanks for the replies! It's good to get 1st hand reviews.