Which bino harness?

[Chitchyaoutdoor]

Badlands

This

[critter69]

I don't think this is as popular, and not sure why, but I have tried a lot of these bino chest harness. And just hate them there. I have been using a fanny pack, and find it far more comfortable, and easier to access. Plus I can hold, range finder, release, gps unit, couple Candy bars, video camera, and pair of gloves ( light ones). I like it so much better. And think it takes far less noticeable movement to get into and out of it. All I do is spot and stalk by the way. But think it would work great in a stand also.

[Maui-diver]

Rick young outdoors. Love em. I’ve had most mentioned and this is my favorite

[Heath]

Rick young outdoors. Love em. I’ve had most mentioned and this is my favorite

This

[brandonsbird02]

I use a mystery ranch and love it.

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[JTeLarkin08]

kuiu..

[trophy8]

Alaska guide creations.

[LHPanther]

Marsupial gear all the way.

[kdenhead]

Went with Marsupial for a recent elk hunt. Great gear and would highly recommend.

[Mayhem]

I have the Allen harness, which is just like the crooked horn harness and it does the job, but I really like the Rick Young harness. I think I will invest in one of those.

[Throwin Darts]

I have an Alaska Guide Creations harness. My guide on my elk hunt had a Badlands with the magnets to open/close and his looked much easier than mine when trying to get the binos out and be quiet.

[sectxag06]

i have a Kuiu. it's pretty good. the badlands with the range finder pocket is sweet.

[ar3731guy]

Badlands XR. I just upgraded to it from the Badlands X. Super comfortable and very quiet and very roomy. I can fit my Leica Rangefinding binos, Kestrel wind meter and Sig Kilo 2000. Plus have room for extra batteries, earplugs and cleaning cloths.

[Casey]

Badlands

I gave my new Badlands a trial run this weekend and am really pleased with it.

[texan4ut]

I have a crooked Horn. Works for me.