Think Ergo Binocular Harness Strap - Quick Release, Universal, One Size Fits All Bino Sling Strap

I bought two of these, one for me and one for my partner. We both have a pair of binoculars that we like to take backpacking and hiking. Our binoculars are medium sized/weight (they aren't travel size and they aren't large birding binoculars). After having a different binocular harness for a couple of years, the elastic wore out - this design seems much more durable and I expect it to last several years (more than 4). My partner needed help adjusting it to get it to fit right - it takes some fiddling around with to find the right length of the straps. The clips make for an easy release if you want to share your binoculars with someone. The clips are larger than I expected and slightly stiffer than other clips I have used, but they get the job done and they're fine. If you take it outside, especially backpacking, don't leave it in the sun or in a tent that will get very hot - the sun can accelerate the breakdown of the elastic.As a side note, the straps that go through the binoculars to connect it to the harness should connect directly to the binoculars - my partner's pair had straps that were a couple inches (from the previous binocular harness) and we simply attached this new harness to those, but it was too long and made it so the binocular hit him in the crotch when he was walking (woops!). After taking off the old straps and attaching this harness directly to the binoculars, there was no issue.

I use these to take the weight off my neck. This model isn't quite as elastic as other harnesses I have used, but once you figure out how to attach them to the binocular, they work pretty well. They have quick release fittings with a loop on the end. I had to figure out how to attach it to the recessed fitting on the binoculars without having to use a connector. It was difficult to slide the loop through the recessed metal fitting on the binocular, but I used a thin screwdriver like someone else said and it went through with some effort. Then I looped the strap fitting around itself and plugged it into the other end. Why didn't they include instructions? Maybe I'm missing something here. Other people say it was easy to attach. Not for me.

These straps are very nice - easy to put on and adjust and very elastic to allow access to binoculars or camera. I rated them as a 4 instead of a 5 because the loop that connects to the binoculars or the camera on the quick release buckle was too thick to go through the hole in the connector on my camera and also on our travel binoculars, so I had to return them. Otherwise, they are great straps. Just be aware that the loop is rather thick when you have to double it to get it through the hole on your binoculars or camera. If it could go through at a single thickness, it would be fine, but to insert the loop, it has to be doubled.

I bought this to replace my Eagle Optics binocular harness that I used birding for about 20-plus years.When I opened the box, one strap was twisted and I haven't yet been able to get it aligned well. The straps do not lie flat. I hung them up to see if the weight of my bins and gravity will make a difference. It does not appear to be a quality product; however, it does do the job of harnessing the bins- explaining my 3-star rating.Instructions were available for viewing on Amazon at purchase and the box referenced a website that you can view online. There are 2 clips attached with no explanation of their purpose or how/why to adjust.Assembly was not hard, but I am taking a few days to evaluate if I will be able to wear these and feel good about it.

Was looking for another binocular harness (I had it on binoculars that got lost!) and couldn’t find that. Found this one as I was looking. It’s a bit bulkier than the one I was looking for but I will keep it.I use this for binoculars, not a camera. It’s well-designed, distributes weight well. The strap connection and release is useful. I appreciate the logo not being all along the straps! The price is right.It came speedily in good condition. No complaints.

I purchased this for my husband to be able to carry his camera on long trips. The camera is a bigger Sony, but not with some of those giant lenses, so it works great so far. The configuration of the strap makes it comfortable. We are looking forward to test it on our upcoming birding trips. Cannot speak to the long term quality, but will update.

We bought these for two different pairs of binoculars. Worked as advertised. A little cumbersome putting on but once in place they did relieve neck strain when the binoculars were hanging and not in use. These are not fancy by any means but functional and good for the price we paid.

It is an ok harness. It has the tendency to ride up your back and start rubbing my neck. It was great to have while riding the 4 wheeler. It stayed in place and did not swing back and forth. This did not directly fit my vortex binoculars. I had to buy another eye strap to attach it. They were better than just using the neck strap by far.

good.. get it on before delivery date..