Discover Optimal Comfort 🔍 with our Ultra-Light Black Binocular Harness Review

I have used straps with webbing and have been happy with it. I tried it and wondered if the narrow straps would put more pressure, but they were very comfortable.

I spent hours contemplating which binocular harness to buy before deciding on this one. That's incredible! As a fairly curvy woman, I was concerned about comfort and fit. No problem. The harness is very easy to adjust, attach and detach and is so light and small that it is very easy to store. Highly recommended.

In the hot summer, I often go shirtless, which is very inconvenient unless you have heavy clothes to darn. They also don't give you extra ports if you have multiple binoculars, making it difficult to switch between binoculars. Finally overpriced.

They're really light, but you sacrifice comfort for a few ounces. The cord will start digging into your shoulders and the metal rings will damage the binocular connections over time. If you're an occasional user this might work for you as the cord is easier to tuck away with binos, but if you want comfort then go for a wider strap.

The strap keeps my binoculars on my chest, preventing them from bouncing while still being very accessible. I just take them and pull them to my eyes. Belt tension just right. I can still carry my camera and even wear strappy sunglasses. It was a good investment and I recommend it to everyone.

This product's minimalist design as well as its adaptability (with multiple binocular carrying ideas) make it a clear winner among lightweight binoculars. Even better in humid climates where wider wearers can get hot and sweaty. However, if you have heavier glass, you might appreciate the additional weight distribution provided by more traditional, wider straps.

I checked a lot of binoculars before buying this one. I never used it and looked at the trailer and case together but didn't like the cost and bulk so I went with them. I'm very glad I did. They are secure, versatile and easy to use/configure. I also think that their close proximity to the body means they are well protected when crawling in pursuit of game. Oh, and the price is great!

Easy to use, light weight and most importantly tangle free. My other binocular mounts were a thick strap over my seat belts that never fitted properly and was difficult to adjust in several places. Once this is enabled I need to make an adjustment and that's it. Works very well. It also packs away very nicely and compactly. I would definitely recommend it to outdoor enthusiasts for all hobbies. I saw Rick Young at the outdoor show in Pennsylvania last year and couldn't get to his booth, he was…

The carrying straps on my binoculars are worn out after 20 years of heavy use. I decided to switch to cable. The advantages are that it is lighter, does not vibrate in the wind and does not twist like straps. My complaints are that the cord is very stiff and the adjuster which is in the middle of the upper back is uncomfortable to lean on and finally the longest adjustment barely reaches the length I like. I can literally hold the base of the cable with one hand and the cables stay straight…