Binocular Harness?

[Griz231]

I have a pair of Swarovski 10x32's in route to me.    Can't wait to get them.  What does everyone prefer for a bino harness?  I do a mix of archery for elk and rifle deer.
I have a Cabelas brand on my Bushnells now with a dust cover and it works fine but i've never explored other options.  Thanks for any feedback.

[BULLBLASTER]

I really like the fhf harness.

[X-Force]

I have used the Kuiu harness and it works very well and is very comfortable. My only complaint with it was that needles would get between my body and the pack and would fall into the bino chamber.

Using the AGC CUB right now it has some nice features. I keep my range finder, predator call, keys and headlamp all on my chest and easy to access.

AGC has a more simple KISS case that is more inline with FHF and Kuiu that could be worth checking out.

[Rainier10]

I have the s4 lockdown and love it.

[Bob33]

I have a Kuiu that I've been running for several months, and to be honest I don't like it. The top flops open too easily.

[JDHasty]

Badlands w/magnetic closure.  Cabela's has an exclusive on the smaller size that will probably fit that binocular great.  I have three and have gifted three or four more.  I love them.

[grundy53]

I have the s4 lockdown and love it.

Same here

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[high_hunter]

Picked up the MidwayUSA Binocular Case on a whim last year because you can't beat the price.  Hunted all 3 weapon types with them and havent encountered any hang-ups or interference.  Quiet, simple, and still very secure.  Im also interested in some of the other brands out there but these are serving the purpose so far.  Harness is plenty comfortable but im sure some would have issue with the elastic straps, I have not.

[huntnfmly]

Just picked up kuiu harness from another member on here and they look like they will wrk great for my sworows.you  can adjust the tension of the flap

[biggfish]

I use the crooked horn magnum, I'm a big guy and it's the only one that fits me comfortably. I have the crooked horn bino cover too its work pretty good the harness keeps optics out of the way for bow shots, I got the cover in case of rain.

[Antlershed]

FHF. No sagging, and can't even tell they are there.

[Bean Counter]

I have 10x32's myself, Nikon EDG, and Nikon was kind enough to include a nice neck strap for the hefty price tag. Its all I need to wear them comfortably. I take them off and put them in the case and then into my backpack when I gotta hike.

holy crap the current version is $3,000+! 

https://www.amazon.com/Nikon-7569-10x32-Binocular-Black/dp/B004KVITTO

[elkaholic123]

I have the Kuiu for my Swaro's, I have not used them much but like it so far. I have used the S4 and Crooked horn also but I like how the Kuiu protect my Binos

[JDHasty]

I have 10x32's myself, Nikon EDG, and Nikon was kind enough to include a nice neck strap for the hefty price tag. Its all I need to wear them comfortably. I take them off and put them in the case and then into my backpack when I gotta hike.

holy crap the current version is $3,000+! 

https://www.amazon.com/Nikon-7569-10x32-Binocular-Black/dp/B004KVITTO

Dude - Nikon EDG binoculars run ~$2,300-$2,500 unless you walk into some place in Sedona or Whistler that also sells Tiffany jewelry, Prada scarves, Louis Viton purses and such.

[JDHasty]

A binocular harness that keeps your binocular tight to your chest and the weight off your neck is an outstanding idea.  Irrespective of what your binocular weighs, having that weight transferred to your shoulders and off your neck is reason enough to purchase one.  If you archery hunt and even more if you hunt with a crossbow the last thing you need is having a an accident involving anything that is hanging loose around your neck getting caught up in a bow string while firing it.  In the case of a crossbow, it could easily be fatal or lead to a crippling injury.  When rife hunting or back packing your binocular is close against your chest in a location that makes them imediately available and puts their weight in one of the best places for carrying a load of that size/weight.  The Badlands I use has kept out rain and dust very well as do others, making lens caps or rain guard unnecessary.  It has its weak points, it is noisy until you learn to close it silently, and that is, from what others have told me, is why they prefer other manufacturers design better.