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Offline ejwright

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Re: Which bino harness?
« Reply #45 on: February 15, 2015, 06:53:00 PM »
Kuiu bino harness is only experience that I have but I love it!! The rain cover has been my best friend in western washingtons moody weather. I actually love the little pouches on the side I'll put calls in them or a couple extra rounds, I would put two 00 buckshots in the right side pouch, just in case something larger interfered with a turkey hunt, made me feel comfy, since my sidearm is only a 9mm(I know,I'm working on it). I actually really like using the elastic piece that allows you to remove the pouch, binos are fully exposed but they feel so secure still!! I am 5'10, 155/160 pounds, I believe I have the smallest size and they fit awesome!! I'm still tempted to trim the webbing off cause they hang all off my skinny frame.

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Re: Which bino harness?
« Reply #46 on: February 16, 2015, 09:36:25 AM »
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Biggest problem I'm having is convincing myself I want one of those things strapped to my chest.

I thought it would bother me more but you forget it's there. I assume this would be the case with any of these options as long as it fits well. I struggled with having to put it on and take it off frequently. I am going to try the bungee cord type harness, my hope is that it will be more versatile for situations where I don't need to be strapped in.

Any comments on this option?

Al
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