Gear Review: Binocular harness comparison

Mystery Ranch, Outdoor Vision and Marsupial Gear

October 9, 2017BY: Stefan Wilson

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Head-to-head Look at Three Binocular Harnesses

Comparison between the Mystery Ranch Quick Draw, Outdoor Vision Ridgetop, and Marsupial Gear binocular harnesses. Each bino harness fills a certain niche for your personal style of hunting. This video will help you decide what bino harness will work best for you. You can check out all of these products in the goHUNT Gear Shop here.

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Seth DYER

insider

12/15/2017, 4:17:23 PM

I am looking forward to trying the Alaska Guide model. Have you guys tried that one?

Bendrix Bailey

insider

10/24/2017, 4:58:43 PM

Hey Tim, are you on the Kuiu mailing list? You must be prescient man! Just this morning I got an announcement of upgrades to the Kuiu bino harness and it includes two new accessories that attach to the bottom of the harness. One, a rangfinder case, and the second, a pad to hold six rounds where they are easy to get to and won't get damaged. As for the bear spray, I don't like to hang mine off anything that can come unclipped from a fall or tussle with brush. My holster is always firmly attached to my chest and if I drop my pack, it goes on my belt or the bino harness straps. Plus, they really recommend you carry two, which I've begun doing, as you usually blow of the first shot while the bear is still out of range. Thanks for pointing out those features Tim!

Tim Hoffer

member

10/24/2017, 4:50:30 PM

One other feature to note on the MYSTERY RANCH Bino Harness is the MOLLE webbing on the bottom -- this is where you can attach either the MR Bear Spray holster or handgun holster. It is great to have your binos, range finder, wind checker, a few diaphragm calls and either spray or a handgun on you at all times, especially when you drop your pack for a stalk or when calling in elk in bear country.