How do you carry your binoculars?

[Iowabowhunter]

I like the FHF harness that I borrowed from a friend. Crawled about 400 yards while pronghorn hunting n didnt get any debris or dust or anything on his bino's.  

Very comfortable and easy to use

[zepnut]

Crooked Horn Harness

I hand them to my wife.

[grouseshooter002]

My Leica's go in the pocket of my shirt. Well worth the money.

Grouse

[tracker12]

Originally posted by John Havard:
Hunting from the ground wearing a backpack I have found that the best carry option for me is using the Kuiu binocular harness.  Holds tight to the chest out of the way of the sternum strap on the pack yet quickly and quietly available.

A buddy just bought these and I was able to use them for a few days.  This is a great system and you don't feel the strap on your neck all day.

[Rooselk]

I've been using the Crooked Horn harness for years. Easy to glass when I want to and the harness keeps my binoculars close to my chest and away from the bowstring when I shoot. Works for me.

[DDFlongbow]

crooked horn is what i use also..

[toddster]

I actually used my brothers bino strap once and just shook my head afterward, maybe old school, but I like some paracord, I make it to where I can adjust it under my strong arm, or if stalking cinch it up to where it sits high chest.  Paracord and learning few knots cheap and priceless.

[tom cunningham]

I never really found a harness I liked.  I now just slip/tuck them under the front strap of my Safari Tuff quiver and find that I like that the best.....

[Elkchaser]

Originally posted by Rooselk:
I've been using the Crooked Horn harness for years. Easy to glass when I want to and the harness keeps my binoculars close to my chest and away from the bowstring when I shoot. Works for me.

X a bunch!   Seems to well for me. If I'm wearing a jacket, I put the harness under that, then I can tuck mt binos inside to keep the debris/weather off.

[twitchstick]

X3 on the Crooked Horn harness!

[eflanders]

I've had the Crooked Horn harness for as long as I can remember.  One thing I didn't like when hunting out west with it and my 8 x 42 binos is that I couldn't always get them in the right position that was best for both climbing and for using them. Strap tension was a compromise accordingly.  For spot & stalk hunting I have now gone to using more compact glass accordingly.  Their minimal weight as compared to my usual 8 x 42 binos makes it worthwhile even though they offer slightly less field of view due to their size.

[Deeter]

Usually in my pack.  I have a piece of parachute cord tied to them and hang them on a bow hook in the tree or when I am in the blind I hang them on my chair.

[Hummer3T]

bought a kuiu harness, should have got one of these long ago, great fit, feel and function.

[Joe2Crow]

Crooked horn or, if I'm wearing a jacket, factory strap and binos in the jacket. Crooked horn does let them bang around a little while climbing but I use that as a reminder to slow down.

[southpawshooter]

Badlands Bino Vault.