Mackerel
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I’ve been trying to find a pack that has designated pouches for both a range finder and a set of binos. Does anyone have any suggestions or other ways for hauling gear of that nature?
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Binos and range finder chest pack?
- Thread starter Mackerel
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Lots of bino harnesses have rangefinder holsters you can add. Kuiu pro bino harness I know forsure does but there are others. Most major bino harness manufacturers make a harness that can do both I believe.
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Dkiss103
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MYOG: Binocular Harness
I was quite fond of my simple setup that I developed for attaching my binoculars to my Exo pack. I've used that setup for the past 3 seasons without issue. I like the simplicity and have found no issues not having a padded pocket type setup. In the past few months I've taken up archery, and I...
www.rokslide.com
This is a DIY project, but its worth a look.
Mackerel
Active Member
MYOG: Binocular Harness
I was quite fond of my simple setup that I developed for attaching my binoculars to my Exo pack. I've used that setup for the past 3 seasons without issue. I like the simplicity and have found no issues not having a padded pocket type setup. In the past few months I've taken up archery, and I...
This is a DIY project, but its worth a look.
When I look at other people’s idea I really like what I see normally but what always stands out is the “doh!” moment when I wonder why I didn’t think of that. Thanks for idea!
Rokslide is a good place to find a bino harness. That DIY post on there is pretty cool too BTW. The classifieds on Rokslide have lots of what you would be looking for because it’s more western mountain hunters who use optics more than most Midwest/south/east coast guys.
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Mackerel
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Cool deal, I’ll check it out! Thanks again
USMC5831
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I’ve got a FHF Gear bino harness. I really like it. They have rangefinder pouches available as well. Quality product.
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Tuhlmann
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Me too. Great pieces of kit. Very low profile compared to many other harnesses out there. Quality build.
I also use a Rick Young rig. If you want minimalist, it’s the way to go. Can do with or without a neoprene bino cover. Your rangefinder can attach, but will ride naked.
KUIU harness regular or pro. I have the regular, it's 7.6 oz plus the rangefinder pouch 1.5 oz. The pro is heavier (11.8 oz) but has more features. The hook and loop rangefinder pouch is brilliant. I don't like it to the right or left of the harness. It stays under the harness for transport then i just leave it out by my right side so I can range quickly.
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Rangefinder Holder with Loop Attachment | KUIU
The Rangefinder Holder HL provides easy access, silent operation, and protection for your rangefinder or compact camera. Shop gear at KUIU.
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Cbinderjr
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Just buy binos with a rangefinder built in.. problem solved 
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