Binocular Harness

[Sako7STW]

Same deal...sure. The OP asked about what to hold BINO'S...and before very many posts guys are pointing the fingers at "Alice Packs" to carry everything there is?? I dont want all the weight of the world hung off my shoulders...I carry it on my hips

The O.P. Asked what we use. This is what I use. It is exactly like the Bino-buddy systems posted here but the bino is inside a protective case. You can let your optics get ruined all you want. Me, I will keep mine protected, clean, and dry. It is every bit as fast as the others as well and totally silent. Don't knock it till you try it.

Badlands binocase - Hunting

I am not retracting my post! This is hands down one of the best options out there!

 

[mtnwrunner]

The O.P. Asked what we use. This is what I use. It is exactly like the Bino-buddy systems posted here but the bino is inside a protective case. You can let your optics get ruined all you want. Me, I will keep mine protected, clean, and dry. It is every bit as fast as the others as well and totally silent. Don't knock it till you try it.

Badlands binocase - Hunting

I am not retracting my post! This is hands down one of the best options out there!

I agree with ya---I was just trying to make a point. I've about tried them all also and I do like the harnass'es but I find the "packs" more to my liking and certainly a whole lot move versatile.

Randy

 

[Sully2]

At $130 a piece Id buy a couple of them if I were you.

 

[mtnwrunner]

At $130 a piece Id buy a couple of them if I were you.

Alaska Guide Creations are $79.95. I can't afford a hundred and 30 bucks----I'm still waiting for my stimulus check...........

Randy

 

[sp6x6]

My set up was $5 for the buckles and I had plenty of strap kicking around. My packs, rigs, any thing I own are customized by me. My bow fanny has double hooks for no hand carry and classing. My rifle I front carry a light rifle and binos off front easy glassing. I have spent 60 days a field many seasons working out the details

 

[Sako7STW]

At $130 a piece Id buy a couple of them if I were you.

We bought 4 of them on Ebay last year and gave them out for Christmas presents to the men of the family. Found them for $55 each. Worse part is we have to check them to make sure we are grabbing the right one LOL. With patience, one can always find a good deal.

 

[kz3]

I got the Kuiu bino system about a month ago and it's a great design and works very well.

 

[buzz4me2]

I love my Alaskan Guide Creations pack. Great guy to order from. He sent one to me to see if I liked it, without any payment. It showed up, it looked great, so I sent him a check. Using it in the field is great.

 

[gcamp54]

I bought an FHF this year. Plan to use it bow hunting in GA in two weeks. Then I will be using it on a backpack hunt in Wyoming in October. The straps seem to work well with a backpack. I can report on it after those hunts.
Gordon

 

[geargrinder]

I love my Alaskan Guide Creations pack. Great guy to order from. He sent one to me to see if I liked it, without any payment. It showed up, it looked great, so I sent him a check. Using it in the field is great.

I've used one for the last couple years. They are great and I wouldn't use any other case. Best case for the money hands down. Especially since I just scored 3 on Ebay for $45 each.

 

[derrelw]

I have the FHF Bino harness and really like it. I cannot compare it to any others because its my first. I almost bought the Sitka harness because it would match most of my camo but the FHF comes in Kryptek Outlander and that matches the rest of my gear.