Which bino harness?

[Deers & Beers]

Ok, first off. The main thing I'm looking for in a binocular harness is that it will keep my binos tight against my chest if I have to get down low and stalk. I don't want them bouncing up and down and slapping me in the face. Also, I think I've decided that I want an "open" harness rather than a "pouch" style.
So, with that being said, these are the 2 I'm looking at now:

Badlands:

http://www.amazon.com/Badlands-Packs-BBSAP-Bino-Strap/dp/B004K8SPF0

Nimrod:

http://www.nimrodpacks.com/n9.html

I see Bushnell and Butler Creek also make similar ones, but the 2 I linked seem to have better reviews and be better quality.

Has anyone had any field experience with either of these 2?

[hully1029]

local academy - 16.99

[Deers & Beers]

That's the one I'm trying to avoid if it's the one I'm thinking of.. The Crooked Horn style ones are way too bouncy and elastically for what I want to do..

[wlfhound27]

I use the red head harness, only cause it was 30 bucks cheaper then the other. It works good for me. I use a light pair of binos and hook my range finder to them and it doesnt bounce to much. They make some that have a compartment they stay in on your chest, but way to expensive for me and not sure what brand it was

[jerp]

Watching this. My binos are heavy (8x50 Leica's). The Redhead harness I've had for years is so stretched out it no longer holds them tight to my chest when I walk. I think the Badlands design looks good with the wide shoulder straps. Any own one that can give us a review?

[rossivey]

I've got the Redhead camo harness from Bass Pro. It works fine for me, and was only $20.

[wlfhound27]

I take my binos off when Im in the stand, cause im always worried about bumping my bow on them. If I was going to wear them through out the whole hunt I would make sure they sit in a compartment that attaches to the harness. I tend to keep them on in a ground blind cause Im not standing up. I hear good things about badlands, but there are many cheaper ones to choose from.

[Deers & Beers]

Truthfully, price doesnt matter to me..

If it costs $17-$20 for a decent one or $30 for the best one, I'll spend the extra $10-$15.. $10 is splitting hairs at this point.. I will look into the Redhead though since I didn't know they made one and have had good luck with Redhead gear in the past..

So back to the original post, anyone use either of these 2?

[Deers & Beers]

Think I've decided on the Nimrods.. Have never heard one bad thing about them, only good.. At $27, that's not too bad

[keep]

Hands down the best I've used. The quick release has been great

http://www.manventureoutpost.com/products/Leupold-55895-Quick-Release-Binocular-Harness.html?google=1

[MCBN]

I like my OP/TECH. It has quick release buckles so I can take the binos off when I'm sitting in the stand.

[Texans42]

The best is www.fhfgear.com

All handmade here in the good ol USA

[czechgrubworm]

Jerp: I have the same ones and experienced the same thing. I went with the badlands. Also nice when it is raining or misting, I don't have to keep wiping them when I am stalking.

[jerp]

Jerp: I have the same ones and experienced the same thing. I went with the badlands. Also nice when it is raining or misting, I don't have to keep wiping them when I am stalking.

Thanks - gonna have to order one

[Mojo]

The best is www.fhfgear.com

All handmade here in the good ol USA

that looks like an awesome system...