Bino’s picked! What’s your preferred bino harness?

[bigdub257]

I've had the AGC for several years.  No complaints.

[zwickeyman]

Been running FHF for quite a few years and it was very good but got an Eberlstock this summer and love it

[BigGoonTuna]

I've had a bunch over the years, now I find alternating between a Marsupial gear pack and a Rick Young Outdoors minimalist strap, depending on what I'm doing.

I have an AGC Kodiak Cub Max that I used for one season, it's very well made but I don't care for the rearward opening lid.  Seems to sort of get in the way for me.  The Marsupial opens forward and the lid is magnetic, so it stays closed or open depending on what you want it to do.

The minimalist strap is great when I'm not feeling like using the pack (like when I'm still hunting in the woods), I can wrap the cords around the barrels of my binos to keep them from flopping around, or wear it side saddle to keep them out of the rain.

[Rainier10]

Currently Alaska guide creations but this thread has me curious about other options. I’m going to look at some of them.

[Mtnwalker]

The Stone Glacier Skyline (1st gen) is about as minimalistic as it gets for a fully enclosed harness. I personally strongly prefer forward opening over rearward.

On a side note I happen to have one brand new still in the package that I'd make you a great deal on if you're interested 

[pianoman9701]

I've owned a few. The S4 Lockdown is very minimalist, inexpensive, easily adjusted. I like the badlands pack but it's bulky.

[Pathfinder101]

Alaska Guide Creations.  I doubt it is less bulky than yours though...

[HntnFsh]

I love my Kuiu Pro, other than its squeeky. I need to see if I can fix that.

[HereDuckyDucky]

I also run the KUIU. No noise issues with mine. Maybe I got lucky?

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