Recommended Bino Holder?

[PddPdd]

I'm looking for a new bino holder for some new Leica binoculars I picked up at Christmas this year. I've used a Kuiu bino holder in the past and really liked them functionally but they're kind of noisy when branches scratch the material when sneaking through the woods hunting elk. I wear wool bibs and coat to keep the noise to a minimum. Anybody have a recommended strap on, chest mounted, bino case that is really quiet?

 

[just_jon]

I use a Badlands bino holder. Very similar to Kuiu except it opens more like a clam shell with a magnetic closure. Fabric is quiet.

 

[Sevy]

I really like my new Alaska Guide Creations bono harness. It's a little on the bulky side next to my s4 gear pair but it's not too big. Lots of compartments to store things. There isn't any elastic to wear out either.

 

[lancetkenyon]

I run a Marsupial now. I have tried about 6 different bino harnesses, and like the Marsupial best so far. I have an Outdoorsman too which is my 2nd favorite.

 

[BoomFlop]

Marcupial as well! By far my favorite. Magnetic closures. Flips open away from me with magnets to hold open. Optional rangefinder holder that attaches to it. Incredible quality and even better people!

Steve

 

[ElkSurgeon]

Marsupials look sweet! & probably made in USA I'm guessing. There's so many options out there.....I have Badlands & love it but mine is worn out & I'm due to upgrade as well! Most of my buddies have switched to AGC & they're pretty awesome (AlaskaGuideCreations) FHF Gear made here in MT & they are awesome. Eberlestock with pistol pocket, KUIU,SITKA, Vortex, so many options & I like them ALL!!......is there a perfect one?

 

[sp6x6]

My FHF,maybe different now mines older,like but folds towards you and not contained on sides snow gets in. The Marsupials the same,I bush wack threw snow covered forest,the kuiu pro wraps all way around Nice speed goat Lance

 

[PddPdd]

Thanks for all the input! I'm checking out everything you guys are talking about. My test for noise is to to scratch the outer materials with my fingernails similar to what a branch would do. Many of them have great features but I'm nervous about the outer materials.

 

[Mram10us]

Marsupial here

 

[huntsman22]

noise from brush on a b'noc chest pack is a non-issue, if a guy gets in the habit of pushing branches out of the way or shielding the pack with your arm when needed. But if you're bulling thru the brush to make enuff noise to spook game, you won't have a shot anyway.

 

[gusd]

I love my marsupial tried quite a few different brands before I found the marsupial. Mine is a few years old and the fabric isn't the quietest but I see they changed to a quieter fabric now.

 

[Rebell]

Nimrod Outdoors.
I gave them a try two seasons ago and really like them. Tried them at a sport show. I also like that they are 100% made in the USA. (Middleton Idaho). The attached photos are not high quality but show the system. Very adjustable also.

 

[DRock]

Another vote for Marsupial. Made the switch from Kuiu. I've tried most of them out there and so far, I like these the best.

 

[Pete FARR]

https://rickyoungoutdoors.com/
This guy makes some ultra lite harnesses and covers.