Sitka Mountain Optics Harness

The sitka bino harness is perfect quite light weight and has storage for all hunting equiptment.love it.!!

I wrote above my first impression. I have now had it in the field for a week. Overall I thought I was going to return it because of the multiple straps. It seemed like more of an effort to get in to than it should; however, after using it a couple of days it was not an issue. I have not used another harness, so nothing to compare, but worked very well for me. The excess strap holders don't work well so I have extra hanging off. Don't want to cut them because I sometimes use it over t-shirt or multiple layers.

Seems like it might work well. I am not sure I will be a fan of the flip up case instead of a flip down. Although it claims it should stay open mine keeps closing.

This is by far the best bino harness I have used. The fact that it comes with the two accessory pouches (that fit a range finder perfectly) really sets it apart because very few even come with one. Having the second is great for easy access to other accessories. The way the cover folds open and stays open with magnets is really nice as well as the strap that goes around your body to hold it against your body and prevent it from any bouncing or sliding around which has been a problem with other harnesses I've used.

Their are only 2 minor things I could suggest as improvements on this harness; first, the accessory pouches open away from you, which is a good idea, but if you put something in the outer pocket (like a wind-checker bottle) that sticks up higher than the top of the pocket, it can interfere with opening the pouch lid all the way. Second, Rather than plastic tabs on the straps that hold the lids closed, I'd make them out of cloth so you have one less thing to potentially click against other gear when you're stalking in close. These are pretty nit-picky things, but there really aren't any other negatives with this harness.

It’s comfortable and has room for the things you need quick access to right there. I keep my range finder in one side pocket and my gps in the other.