Binocular Harness Choice?

[tgomez]

I just bought this Alaska Guide Creations Cub binocular/range finder harness system. Perfect fit for my Nikon Prostaff 10x42s, and Nikon Archer's Choice rangefinder. It has side pockets for my lens cloth and diaphragm calls,  as well as a back zipper compartment for my tags/licenses. It also has a elastic pocket on top for a cell phone. I LOVE THIS HARNESS for $103 and it should be perfect for bow hunting. What are you using for your hunts?

[D-Rock425]

I hunt with that harness love it.

[X-Force]

That but with auto lock buckles on the shoulder harness... IMO they should come with auto locks.

[Stein]

I have that one and like it a bunch.  The phone pocket is a bit underdesigned, but workable.  Other than that, no complaints.

[theleo]

I went with the Outdoor Vision harness. I wanted something that had a simple layout and fit closer to my body so I could throw a coat on over it if I want, it works great for my needs.

[ctwiggs1]

Rick Young Outdoors. 
http://rickyoungoutdoors.com/basic-ultra-light-bino-harness/

[GrampasGuns]

I enjoy my AGC bino harness, but I have one major complaint. Never thought about this as a practical issue, but I wore it this year for rifle season after striking out during early arch. I went to take a prone shot on a deer at 300 yrds and literally could not get comfortable. Had to waste precious seconds and completely remove the harness to get into a comfortable shooting position.

Not an issue with a bow, but worth considering as an overall hunting purchase.

[rsrubalcaba]

I picked up the Kuiu Bino harness and really enjoy it.  Light weight, comfortable and fits my Vortex 10x50s.  I've shot my bow with it and it doesn't cause any issues.  I have not tried to shoot prone though.

[Mtnwalker]

I enjoy my AGC bino harness, but I have one major complaint. Never thought about this as a practical issue, but I wore it this year for rifle season after striking out during early arch. I went to take a prone shot on a deer at 300 yrds and literally could not get comfortable. Had to waste precious seconds and completely remove the harness to get into a comfortable shooting position.

Not an issue with a bow, but worth considering as an overall hunting purchase.

A few years ago I quickly set up for a prone shot on a nice muley, 520 yds slightly downhill. Was in about 6 inches of snow and just couldn't get enough under the butt of the gun to get a solid rest. Luckily my bino harness was right there, flopped my Leicas out and shoved them under the butt. Settled in and smoked a 179" buck. They're not always in the way 

[Big6bull]

Great harness I liove mine.

[KimWar1911]

Love mine too


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