GAIARENA Binocular Harness Chest Pack, Waterproof Bino Harness with Rangefinder Pouch for 12x42 Binoculars Bino Chest Harness Adjustable Binocular Chest Pack for Hunting Hiking (Mid Size)

Great bino harness for the money. I bought 2 - the large one for my 10 x50 binos & the medium one for my son to use with his medium sized binos. Both fit perfectly & are easy to set up & adjust. They are comfortable and the range finder pouch fits my larger Aofar rang finder & my smaller Tidwe model. I have my Allen key set in one of the side mesh pouches & my iPhone in the other side. You can carry extra gear in the back zippered mesh pouch. I highly recommend this harness

This Chest Pack appears to be well made, but I wish the straps were just a little longer. Only after some actual hunting trips this deer season will I be able to say it's great. The main pouch is bigger than I expected. The smaller pouch in the front is perfect for a range finder. The 2 mesh side pockets are ok.

Nice large size. Allowed room for phone and snacks. Nice and quiet! I wanted something I could take on hikes and not put undue stress on my neck, shoulders and back. This was perfect!

I have many high end binoculars, and generally carry them in chest rigs from the likes of Kuiu and Stone Glacier, and in the past have used other good brands like Badlands. I wanted a black carrier for my binoculars when sitting in a blacked out hunting blind, but could not find one from the other manufacturers. I took a chance on this product, and was very impressed. I figured that it would likely be heavy, but it was not, only 8/5 oz. It holds my 10x42 Zeiss with room to spare, so it could easily hold one of my rangefinding binoculars, too. The rangefinder pocket collapses against the binoculars if not used, so it is not in the way, but it would be handy if I decide to carry separate range finder. I do not know if it will hold up to rugged use or stay waterproof, but it seems well made. And, for my purposes, I do not care. I do not plan to push through heavy alders in Alaska, slide down talus slopes on my belly or even carry them on long hikes. I got exactly what I need for $100 less than the big names.

The large worked great for my Nikon 10x50s, which fit snugly. The only issue I have with these is that the straps come loose rather easily. It seems the friction on these straps isn't that great. I was using this on a hunt and every day I would have to tighten the strap on the binos so that one side wouldn't fall off. The straps that hold the carrier against the body were a little better, but still loosened up a little. The external pouches can't really hold much, although they will work for a cleaning cloth or some thin items. Other than that, these would be 4.5 stars easily.

Perfect for my binoculars. The straps are comfortable to carry. Overall well worth the price.

This thing is really great. Holds my 12x42 Nikon binos great and my rangefinder to boot. Was always fumbling around for both of them making way too much noise and movement (particularly important when bowhunting) and now they are right there. Can shove my phone and a call in the mesh pockets too. I only give it 4 stars because the mesh pockets are a bit tight and cheaper material, but everything else works as advertised and is great quality for the price. Should have gotten one of these rigs years ago.

Been looking for a good holster for my binos, and I didn’t want to spend $200 for FHF. These do the job perfectly!

It’s a good harness. Sits nicely and having room for a rangefinder is handy. I like that it’s black over Camo ones so I don’t look like a crazy militant when im out hiking