Binoc case/harness......best one out there?

woodturner · Apr 2, 2021

Binoc case/harness......which one is the best out there?
I have a harness system and like it, but would like a case to protect the binocs when I am carrying them. Need a safety strap in case I just let go of the binocs.
Something quiet when hunting too.
Thanks.

roadrunner · Apr 2, 2021

Picked up the Stone Glacier and used it recently for a late season/early spring hunt.

Quite, simple to use. Would recommend getting the range finder accessory if you don't have range finding binos.

Desertmuleyguide · Apr 2, 2021

Marsupial. Won't use anything else

rmanwill · Apr 2, 2021

Badlands magnetic close has worked very well for several pair of my binos.

mickeyelk · Apr 2, 2021

Alaskan creations bino case

PleaseDear · Apr 3, 2021

Very happy with these from King's Camo

Op-X Combo Bino Harness System

The Op-X Combo Bino Harness System by Horn Hunter includes a case for the rangefinder with Rain Fly. This new harness system will provide you with easy access to binos and rangefinder. Keep your optics secure and dust-free! The streamlined front binocular case has magnet closure. Includes...

www.kingscamo.com

Robb

mtmuley · Apr 3, 2021

Bino harnesses are almost like boots. I'd try a few out if you can. Then you'll find the one that works for you. I have an Alaskan Guide Creations. Made in the USA. mtmuley

redwoood · Apr 3, 2021

I second Alaska guide creations. I carry my RF in the pouch on the front too.

azbiggame · Apr 3, 2021

2 nd. The Badlands bino system.Seperate storage for range finder and gps.Best of all, will adapt for 15x56 binos from 10x42.Tried em All, like this setup best ... Bruce & SilverGrand

Big_R · Apr 3, 2021

Badlands for me as well, lightweight and my favorite thing is how easy it is to remove and replace my binoculars . Tried some others that didn’t work near as well. Least favorite have been the KUIU ones. And I like a lot of their products.

Cooper · Apr 3, 2021

Badlands 1

Deerlove · Apr 3, 2021

My kuiu is simple and lite.

sticksender · Apr 3, 2021

Rick Young harness....I believe the whole thing weighs about one ounce. Also like their form-fitting neoprene binocular covers as well. I've tried the box-style cases, and always come back to the Rick Young for it's quiet, ease-of-use, and compact design..

hunt30 · Apr 3, 2021

Yeah, to each their own, but I like light and simple. Kuiu is my favorite and many of those mentioned above are too heavy/bulky for my liking. Wouldn’t mind giving the Stone Glacier one a try.

Deerlove · Apr 3, 2021

My bros Badlands sounds like a truck door closing.

woodturner · Apr 3, 2021

Thanks to all.
All over the map here.
Need to do more research I guess.
Thanks

Weiserbucks · Apr 3, 2021

Alaskan Guide Creations. Works great, lifetime warranty and made in the USA.

grosventrehunter · Apr 3, 2021

Got a FHF harness towards the end of last season, so don't have a ton of time with it yet. I do like the slim design over the badlands I used prior. I think there are plenty of good ones out there and it comes down to personal preference.

mtmuley · Apr 3, 2021

grosventrehunter said:
I think there are plenty of good ones out there and it comes down to personal preference.

This. mtmuley

BrowningRage · Apr 3, 2021

My Vortex Diamondbacks came with a case/harness/extra clip-ins. I think the harness systems are excessive, but I like mine. I'll get used to it.

Warbo · Apr 3, 2021

I have a kuiu one that I like, but like other people have said it's mainly just personal preference

Sako300rum · Apr 3, 2021

My Stone Glacier brushed up under a dead tree limb last season while hiking and made a pen sized hole on the lid! Lightweight has it’s limits

wapitiman · Apr 4, 2021

Marsupial... used many others. Won’t change from Marsupial

WVHUNTER · Apr 5, 2021

I have had a Badlands for years. It's durable, protects well but I hate those bungee cords.
If you take them out and glass and then want to walk 50 yards and glass again the you will need to put them back in the case.