MDSTOP Binocular Harness Chest Pack, Bino Case with Rangefinder Pouch, Binocular Harness for Hunting, Bird Watching, Hiking, Shooting

I use this bag - carrier for my camera at the events I photograph thereas well as outdoor and family photographyIt makes it easier for me in that I no longer have to hold the camera all the working hoursThere is also a place for a phone and a water bottle as well as a spare batteryA wonderful product

Can’t beat this deal great at an affordable price

I bought this pack to use for predator hunting to hold my call, thermal scanner, and some odds and ends. It works ok and is a great value for the money but could be better.Pros:Large main pocketSeveral extra small pocketsCons:The shoulder straps a way too long. I am a big guy and have the straps tightened all the way down and it still does not sit quite as high on my chest as I would prefer.I wish the water bottle pocket used elastic instead of a slip string to tighten the top

Finally!! A bino harness that has straps large enough for an adult man! I wear 2xl shirt size and this one has ample straps length to fit even if I have to wear extra layers. Camo looks good and seems well made.

Both grandsons loved this practical binoculars Harnes with a pouch for their range finders.

I am very dissatisfied with this product. When I first received it, I put it on empty and adjusted the straps and it seemed okay, but not great. Now, on the eve of my elk hunt I put my binoculars, range finder, and GPS in the pack. On a positive note, they all fit comfortably. Then, I tried to adjust the straps and position the pack to be comfortable on my chest. The straps that go over your shoulders down to the pack are attached to the pack in a position that does not allow you to adjust the pack mid-chest. Also, when you pull on these straps to tighten and raise the pack on your chest there is nothing to keep the tension on the straps. As soon as you let go the pack slides down your chest to your waist-line. I can't believe the person(s) that designed the pack ever wore it with gear loaded for more than 10 minutes. It's too late for me to return it or get another one before my hunt so I'll most likely use my reliable Remington backpack and just put my binoculars and range finder around my neck like I have in the past. I do not recommend this chest pack. I wish I wasn't so frugal and spent the money for a better product.

Had to return this due to poor fit and design.The material itself is sturdy, but the design is just bad and the sizing seems bizarre. On design: the latch for the pouch is up against your chest instead of the front, making it super awkward to open and close.On fit: I think they designed this thing for nfl linemen or something, because I'm 6'2", 220# and the straps were still way, way, way too big. Even with everything tightened all the way down and 2 shirts and a coat on, it was still way too big, so it would flop around. Bino harnesses need to be snug when hunting and this was anything but.The camo is nice, and the material feels solid. A few tweaks by the manufacturer and these would be great, but as it is now, it's unusable for my purposes

I am 5'2" and cannot adjust this harness to be comfortable. I want the binos higher up on my chest to reduce back/neck pain. For someone my size, no matter how much you adjust the straps, the harness will end up too low, closer to abdomen than to heart/chest/The side pockets are great and well-designed. I do find the harness overall too "chunky" as the other reviewer said. I bought this because my binocular are 10x50, and most inexpensive harnesses only fit 10x42 tall binos. But I would say, save your money and buy something more expensive that won't be a hassle to carry around