Rick Young Outdoors Premium Adjustable Binocular Harness | Comfortable for All-day Hunting, Birding, & Hiking | Compact Shock Cord Binocular Harness Reduces Strain | Stores Tangle-free

Lightweight, comfortable, versatile! I love this harness for my binoculars. It fit seamlessly under my hiking daypack and was easy to use in many configurations.

This harness is so easy to use! It compacts for travel and has multiple wearing options. The clips allow for easy removal of the binoculars from cord while leaving the harness on you. Great feature! Super strong cord, I believe will wear out before it! Lol

Fantastic harness!! I have Vortex 8x42’s on it and I can go all day with them on. Totally comfortable. The stretchy cord makes them perfect for bringing the binoculars up to view. Plus the many different options for wearing it is perfect. My wife prefers one way and depending on my activities I choose what works best. Definitely a 1000x better than a neck strap!

This binoc harness strikes a great balance: light and thin enough to pack small, but comfortable enough to wear. The stretchiness of the cords is firm, unlike my previous harness whose wider straps looked more comfortable but quickly lost their elasticity. Simple and precisely built-for-purpose!

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.

I wish I had tried this one first. I bought, tried, and returned several other harnesses and thought my search was futile. I'm a small woman. Not tiny, but small enough that I struggle to find utility-type things that fit my frame. I'm 5'7" and 135lbs. Chest circumference is 35". This binocular harness fits like a damn charm and would absolutely fit someone much smaller, too. It's so adjustable that it would honestly fit a 5 year old as well as it would fit my 6'3" fiance. And you can even trim off the excess length so that you don't have a ridiculously long length of cord hanging out behind you. If you're not sure, just buy it. Trust me it's worth it.

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!

A bino shoulder case is just too big for me, this really cuts down on the weight and just extra gear sticking out, The speed which i can get the binos has improved. Quiet and stealthy, just plain easier than the bulky noisy chest case.

I've had this for several years now and I recommend it. It hasn't stretched. It's easy to adjust and is much more easy to store than a regular harness - I can wind it around my binocs and fit it in the binoc case. I like that I can loop the straps around the binoculars a bit when I need to jog so they don't bounce around. It's also easy to just sling over my shoulder if I want to use it that way.

Good quality bungee cord & terrific to have several ways to wear it. As it is not bulky it winds around the binoculars & fits easily into it's carry case. My only issue is the excess bungee cord that hangs at the back & then flops around to the front, but I can live with that because of it's other benefits.

I've been using this for a while now, it's excellent. Very comfortable, even when wearing just a t-shirt. Can cause a slight rubbing on my collar bone but hardly noticable. Great flexibility in how you wear it. And when not in use, the strap wraps around the bins neatly.

This harness works just as well as they say it does. We liked it so much that I bought a second one so that my wife can use it for binoculars and I can use the other one for the camera. It's completely comfortable to wear over just a shirt, which is surprising in view of the thinness of the elastic chords, even when used with fairly heavy 10 x 42 binoculars or with a bridge camera. Sometimes I carry both the binoculars and the camera using the camera harness as a shoulder sling and the binoculars on my chest and find that it's still easy to access both of the devices. Everything stays put as you move around, which is very good for us as we usually have the dog with us and that involves frequent bending forward when conventional methods of carrying stuff lead to the kit swinging around in front and concussing the mutt. However when you want to use the kit you can just swing it up to your eye without any trouble at all. Can't recommend this enough, well worth the price.

Love it. Works great . No flat straps to try and keep straight.