Rick Young Outdoors Premium Binocular Harness - Adjustable Chest Strap for Hunting, Birding & Hiking - Comfortable Waterproof Quick-Release System (Black)

Easy setup. easy to use. Lightweight and does not disrupt function and use of binoculars and other equipment being worn.

Able to fit a tall frame with no issues. Binoculars felt weightless, and my neck thanked me!

This lightweight strap is the perfect modification to your binoculars, especially if you tend to move around - hike, walk, climb, sit on rocks - while you watch birds. You can wear it like a regular binocular strap around your neck, you can wear it your across your body to keep binos from flying forward when you bend down, or you can go full-on bino-bra and wear them like the harness it's intended to be. It's lightweight and easy to maneuver and very comfortable in any configuration. I love mine so much I got some for my husband, who's a reluctant accomplice bird-watcher. He (begrudgingly) likes it too.

I've used binoculars for over 60 years now, and tried all sorts of neck straps and harnesses. This system looked like it would work well because of the different configurations, although after using it for awhile I have tended to just use the harness version most. I like the light weight, the versatility of the configurations including the ones that hold your bins so they don't flop, and that the straps don't stretch out. I do not like that the straps tend to get mixed up and tangled, and are fairly difficult to change around to make them in the proper position. The back tightening knob is perhaps the most irritating part because it's uncomfortable to sit back and the end straps tend to poke out of my back like a black fountain. The knob also doesn't work very easily, at least mine doesn't work as effortlessly as in the video. So far, I'm a little on the fence about this setup. I want it to work but it needs improvements.

E-Larynx I use an E-Larynx to speak. Carrying it in my pockets was a problem because the tone and volume settings were affected. The neck strap was annoying. The device would swing out and around when bending over. It would hit my young grandchildren and our small dogs in the head. I decided to try this binoculars harness and I am very happy with it. It’s very comfortable. It is fairly inconspicuous. I can rig it differently depending on my activity. I told my speech therapist about it and the next time I saw her she told me she recommended it to another of her clients who mentioned the same complaints that I had. I recommend this product for E-Larynx users.

These are perfect, I hardly know I have my binoculars on me. Quick to change the adjustment, I had them tighter for no coat weather then easily loosened them to go over my coat. I bought the little rubber connectors to attach the harness to the binoculars- which were too expensive but work great! Money well spent!

I couldn't imagine this harness would be comfortable to wear for hours of birding, but testing it during two weeks of sweaty intensive daily birding in Costa Rica made me a huge fan! This is the best binocular strap/harness I've used in tandem with my padded camera harness. As a petite woman, I've tried and tossed a lot of highly recommended harness systems that just aren't made for people like me. This one works for lots of body types. When wearing both camera and binoculars, I use this as a single strap slung diagonally across my chest, with my Nikon P950 on a padded harness in front of me (this goes on top of the camera harness). The bungee cord easily glides over the camera harness, so switching between bins and camera in the field is simple and quick. When I don't bring the camera, I wear this as a traditional harness with the bins in front. I especially appreciate being able to "lock" my bins to the side while hiking uphill, walking briskly, or birding by bike. Such a simple, elegant, low-cost solution compared with so many overbuilt, overly complicated harnesses!

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