CONineballer
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Thanks for all of the input, I think I will try the Marsupial first and see how it works out....general consensus seems to be pretty positive. There is a ton of useful info on this site, thanks for the opinions!!
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Argon Glen
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Stone Glacier Skyline
It has a slim profile, is quiet, stays put, is fully enclosed, is waterproof, is forward opening, has no magnets (a good thing, think compass), and is *Made in USA*!
It has a slim profile, is quiet, stays put, is fully enclosed, is waterproof, is forward opening, has no magnets (a good thing, think compass), and is *Made in USA*!
outdoorlife602
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Marsupial or TK Hunting. Both made in the USA and lots adds ons.
jbronner13
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I have an Alps Outdoorz Bino Harness X, it's simple but nice, works well here in NH
I like Cole Tac's bino harness. It's a modular design with a couple pockets that can be attached to the main bino pouch in the front and a decently sized back pouch you can attach to the back. The back pouch gas enough space for a day hunt, and I just take it off for a bigger backpack hunt.
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If you want as light weight a bino harness as you can get that still offers good protection give this a look see:
I tried quite a few other more expensive bino harness systems but they were for ME all much to bulky and were completely incompatible to wear while also wearing a back pack.
This Bino harness by Alpine is very light weight VS others and worked very well in keeping foreign matter and debris off my bino lenses and the binos themselves as well as kept the binos tight to my chest when crawling during a stalk or doing a sneakNpeak.
Have used them now for two turkey and deer seasons and I do A LOT of crawling through wet vegetation, mud and dusty forest floors especially during turkey season and they protected my 10x42 binos very well.
Bino Slicker XD Harness
Alpine Ultralight Bino Harness is an Ultra light binocular cover and harness that fits most binoculars and won't weigh you down while in the outdoors.
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I tried quite a few other more expensive bino harness systems but they were for ME all much to bulky and were completely incompatible to wear while also wearing a back pack.
This Bino harness by Alpine is very light weight VS others and worked very well in keeping foreign matter and debris off my bino lenses and the binos themselves as well as kept the binos tight to my chest when crawling during a stalk or doing a sneakNpeak.
Have used them now for two turkey and deer seasons and I do A LOT of crawling through wet vegetation, mud and dusty forest floors especially during turkey season and they protected my 10x42 binos very well.
