Bushnell Deluxe Binocular Harness

This is a very nice way of keeping your bino's ready but out of the way. I purchased one for myself and one for my Dad - we are both avid hunters. I love having this while hunting and find myself wishing I had it when I opted to leave it at home. It's adjustable so you can keep the bino's in a specific spot. I shoot a bow from a treestand and was worried about whether or not this would let my bino's hang and interfere with the string release, but it does not. It keeps the bino's tightly up against your body, unless you need them. Great product. You wont be disappointed.

I purchased these for my Bushnell Marine 7x50 Binoculars which are large and heavy. The harness works great and makes it easy to quickly bring up the binoculars for quick viewing. I used the harness for day hikes and week-long hunts with no issues. it does not interfere with wearing backpacks and is very comfortable. I am a big guy (6'4" 210 lbs.) and the harness adjusts to fit well and keeps the binoculars snug to my chest when not in use. Wish I had purchased these sooner!

Nice harness. It feels comfortable while wearing and eliminates neck strain when compared to a neck strap. The only complaint that I have is that the clips were too large to fit my Bushnell Bear Grylls binoculars, so I had to improvise with string. I would have thought that they would be compatible, but they are not.

I've only recently gotten into bird watching. Finally got all the basic gear to look like a real birder (binos: check, camera: check, field guide....:uh, in the mail). When I started using binoculars I'd do the usual wear around the neck. After a few hours of that I'd be quite stiff for a few days. Me being me, looked for a more comfortable easy way to handle them. Saw there were harnesses out there and did a bit of research and reading of reviews before settling on this one. I am NOT disappointed. Very comfortable to wear, nice wide back support, easily adjustable. It takes all the strain off my neck and wearing the binoculars for hours is a breeze. I've done the day of walking/birdwatching with no problems and recently to a sporting event and having the binoculars ready to use and camera in hand with no conflict is awesome. Only issue I had was getting the connection straps hooked up to the binoculars. The straps are a bit short/tight and involved me using a flathead screw driver to get the straps pushed through and secure (with a minor bit of fraying due to the pushing with pointy objects). But once they're on, hopefully it'll be on for a loooooong while. Thankfully the release/hook up of the binoculars after the connection is on is very easy. Snap on, snap off. I'd highly recommend this product to anybody that likes to juggle a camera and binoculars at the same time, loves having binoculars within a seconds reach for bird watching/sporting/hunting and most importantly, no sore neck!

I bought these from Amazon warehouse deals to use with Bushnell H20 binoculars. You'd think that being part of the same company they'd work out of the box. However the way the H20's are delivered, the included strap has the "extender pieces" that get threaded to the binoculars sewn in. And be "extender" I just mean a piece of strap with a D-ring on one end. These snaps won't fit into the loops built into the H20's. It looks like the person who returned this harness, that I bought, had the same problem because by mistake they included the H20 instructions in their harness return. So it's not just me. Regarding the strap extenders, this is in contrast to the Bushnell Legend HD's, where those extenders are separate. This appears to be exactly the same harness that comes with the Legend HDs. The actual product seems great. To get it to work with Bushnell H20 binocs, you'd need make your own strap extensions (probably not super hard if you're good at that). A quick and dirty idea is to use narrow zip-ties through the H20 side loops, and then snap the harness supports into those.

General: a camera/binocular harness created by some simple straps. It is a simple clever design that generally works well. Good: Simple strap design that works as it is supposed to. Comfortably carries a pair of binoculars or a camera securely. Bad: Not much. For holding binoculars it works perfectly, however if the straps are not adjusted to be long enough, the harness may tug on the camera when held in vertical mode, due to the straps being not quite long enough. Value: Good Price: $15 Quality: Good/fine. Seller: Amazon.com

Simple and easy to use. The wide back is nice for support and also makes it easy to put on. It keeps my rangefinder tucked up on my chest with plenty of clearance for shooting a bow. Not really "heavy" per se, but you feel it there...I wouldn't trade it for something that feels more flimsy just to loose a few ounces off the shoulders.

Great product! Comfortable, lightweight and smooth movement. For any price (aside from the case style) I haven't seen one better. They sit well and make it easy to hike into he backcountry while having your knockers ready at all times.

El arnés es cómodisimo, no da problemas como los de cuerdas a la hora de ponérselo, 100% recomendable

Excellent product. Takes the ache out of having binoculars hanging around your neck for long periods

Sehr gut und komfortabel

El de muy buena calidad y muy comodo, le puedes hacer los ajustes dependiendo de tu tamaño. Es lo que buscaba.

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