Binocular Harness Strap, Binocular Strap, Adjustable and Deluxe Binoculars Harness for Hunting, Cross Binocular Straps Harness, Fits for Carrying Binocular, Cameras, Rangefinders and More

I had a harness of this style from a different manufacturer, and it was very unpleasant to use because it was stretchy and long. The binocs hung below the hips despite my constant efforts to keep the straps shortened. This model has shorter straps and does not stretch. It will not reach too low, much better. This type of harness has two advantages over the simple loop around the neck. Most importantly, it keeps the weight off the neck. The other advantage I learned by surprise. I was traveling and naively let some young strangers look through my binocs. Suddenly, one tried to run away with them, thinking the strap would slip over my head, but the harness held and his attempt at theft failed.

Very comfortable

I’ve had this binoc harness for just under 4 years and use it several times a week Overall, it performs well, though the elastic straps have become stretched out and need repeated adjustments over the last year. Yesterday, one of the leather (?) tabs that attaches the device to the binoculars broke. It was completely worn through. Not a perfect product, but given that it survived heavy use for 4 years, I’m going to purchase it again.

I have wanted one of these for a while, so I finally purchased one. It’s easy to assemble and a lot more comfy than having the binoculars hang around your neck. They do a great job of distributing the weight and holding the binoculars in places as you walk.

I'm new to hunting , 5'5" 130 lb. female, and I bought this harness because I had borrowed a friend's the year before and liked that it took the pressure off my neck. His were the same style, different brand, but the elastic had lost it's form so they hung too low. These are the same concept so I don't know if they will do the same, hopefully not.Pros: The fit was nice for me right out of the box but the harness has long straps that can be adjusted for a bigger person, or if you have thick clothing. Also, the harness is easy to get into and out of quickly, and comfortable once on. I like the connection hook attached to the harness so the binos can move freely up and down without having to take them off, this allowed me to adjust them higher on my chest each time I put my pack on. Another feature I like is the connection ring attaching to the binoculars, then the hook attaches to the ring. This functions like a quick disconnect in the event you want to let someone else look through the binoculars but don't want to take the harness off. Lastly, the unit itself is not bulky so I can store my binos in the original case without having to take the harness off.Cons: I don't have any to speak of as of right now, the only thing I imagine could be a con would be longevity, as I suspect they will loose their elasticity with use. Then again, they were the perfect price for someone who will only use them a few times a year.Ultimately, I am happy with the product and would recommend it.

My binoculars are nearly 60 years young and still looking and working perfectly. However, the strap that holds them around my neck is dodgy at best and right at its end of life. Hence my need for a new strap that I can feel secure with while they’re around my neck. The Oufabe strap looked like just what I was looking for. As you can see in the photos everything fits together quite easily and allows for either a male or female to wear this strap with comfort.The upper body strap mount and elastic aspect is a very nice touch, and totally takes the strain of my 3.5 lb binoculars off my neck. Overall for under $25 delivered I think this strap is quite a good deal and well worth the purchase. Having said that, my critique is as follows.The included instructional insert directions could be a bit more clear (see photo). For reference I found the Amazon ad pics to be much more descriptive and helpful. A minor point but something I felt I should mention. The other issue are the two leather strap connectors. Thought they work quite well once you have them in place, I question how long they’re going to last. They are quite thin and worry me just a bit that they could rip or tear down the road, sooner rather than later. I think something more indestructible like a braided nylon connector for example would feel a whole lot more secure. Mind you that’s just my own gut feeling and there is no indication that these straps will be failing anytime soon.

Certainly not the most expensive, yet very reliable, comfortable and easy to put on. I used to use the default neck strap that shipped with my Nikon binoculars until a friend suggested that I would be more comfortable with a harness. This harness has been to Costa Rica twice and on camper van adventure from California to Alaska and has served me very well. I highly recommend it!

We purchased binoculars for our older grandson for his birthday. This harness will allow him to have them held close to his chest and quickly available, but not flopping around.He is very pleased with it.