Quick Draw Bino Harness

Product Overview

Binocular chest harness protection with intuitive, quick-draw access.

When you're focused on the hunt, key tools like binoculars shouldn't require a moment's thought to access or stash. The QUICK DRAW BINO HARNESS, available in two sizes, features a comfortable, close-fitting design that works in harmony with your pack. A 3-dimensional top flap, with a magnetic buckle closure, protects your Binos from the elements and closes securely when you're belly crawling. A detachable security strap provides insurance you don't drop your binos on the terra firma.

Low profile straps fit under backpack harnessing
Clamshell top flap for protection from the elements
Detachable, secure strap protects from drops
Side stretch woven pockets for wind checker, GPS, etc.
10 oz

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Posted by gary Sima on Sep 10th 2020

My Bino's did not fit in it so I had to return it
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Mystery Ranch Bino Qick Draw Harness

Posted by Carl Tidmore on Jul 26th 2019

I decided to upgrade my current bino harness that kept my binoculars close to my chest when hunting to a harness that would do the same thing but would add protection from the elements as well as provide pockets for carrying essential items such as wind indicator, GPS, etc. The Mystery Ranch Quick Draw harness had all of these features as a very reasonable price. I like the magnetic snap that holds the top cover over your binoculars to protect them while walking or crawling and you can fold it out of the way when glassing for game. The harness comes with two nylon straps that can be attached to your binoculars that have more than an adequate length to keep your binoculars from hitting the ground if they accidently slip from your hands. The straps are connected to a clip that can be released to pass your binoculars to another person that does not have one. Other reviews I have read on this item have stated that the strap that goes around your chest is not long enough but I did not find that to be an issue. I am a big guy, 6'2" and weigh 240 lbs. and the straps expand out fine for me. My binoculars are 8 x 42 Optolyths and fit fine in the harness. I can't wait to use these on my next elk hunt.