Deluxe Black 4 Way Adjustable Binocular Strap by Allen Company - Multi-Purpose, One Size (199) Review

I bought this to replace a lost Butler Creek binocular harness. It's almost the same, only 1/3 times cheaper. Looks well made and strong enough for my Bushnell H2O 8x42 binoculars. I'm quite a tall guy and they adjust to make me comfortable. For the money you really can't go wrong.

This strap holds the binoculars securely on your chest. The straps are elastic and can be attached to the binoculars in different ways. They are well made and comfortable to wear. Very easy to attach to the binoculars and this strap puts the binoculars in a ready to use position. The straps don't cut into my shoulders. I really like her and I highly recommend her.

Very helpful! I used it to carry medium sized binoculars for a multi-day hike. I remember my neck hurting from hiking for hours with a camera (which is much lighter than binoculars). The belt helped distribute the weight across the shoulders and upper back. I hardly felt any weight! FYI, this works for both boys and girls (even with different breast shapes). The only thing is that it is a bit more difficult to put on and take off and the strap can get tangled around the body at times. As long…

For the amateur ornithologist, binoculars were a must. I didn't want to invest too much money in something like this, so I went for this product. It exceeded my expectations and I am writing this review after many field tests. The straps are all elastic and I only had to adjust them once. Otherwise, just attach it to your binoculars and put them on. The elastic strap makes it very easy to fit the binoculars to your face and I find they don't bounce much at all when not in use. For those who…

I have Bushnell binoculars that I bought in 1985. They had a cheap plastic strap that broke a few years ago, so I improvised. I came across a 4-way adjustable Allen strap and decided my old binoculars deserved better. I also bought plugs to connect binoculars. The only issue I had (not enough to deduct a star) was the size of the clips on the strap. They are a little big so they don't fit in the hinge holes. While this is not a problem; I think Allen knew this could be a problem so they put…

You just need to have a strap like this instead of a plain webbing; relieves the neck of all tension and eliminates jumping. Mine just arrived with four small strong rings to attach (like keychains you attach your keys to). If they haven't been activated before, they may have responded to customer requests. There's no reason to use zipties which were also included. In any case, my binoculars already had rings. I didn't understand the complaints; You can buy keychains for pennies everywhere. The

This is the second one I've bought through Revain.com. Miscellaneous - OP/TECH USA Bino/Cam Harness - Webbing, Revain, #B000GTRBQQ. Both do their job well. I bought both for use with DSLRs NOT binoculars. My back hurts hanging a camera around my neck for hours. These straps transfer the weight from the neck to the shoulders, dividing the load in half: right and left. I like the Allen 4-point harness better than the Op/Tech 3-point harness. Allen straps, on the other hand, are elastic, and I…

The quality of the straps is excellent and they fit my binoculars perfectly. Above my camera but not in the way. The only fault with the harness is the already mentioned attachment to the binoculars. They give you a very cheap wire ring to attach the wire harness to, and then you attach that ring to the binoculars with the very cheap plastic wire ties that come with it. VERY POOR. I went to demonstrate to my wife how great the suspension is and the double zip tie I was using broke and the other