Bino Harness PRO-M
In 2017, we introduced the PRO-M (M stands for MOLLE). This version of the PRO harness is equipped with a Laminated MOLLE panel on the underside of the pouch, allowing for quick and easy accessory or gun holster attachment.
Made with high-quality, durable Cordura, our binocular harness is designed to be quiet, lightweight, low profile, modular, and easily operated with one hand. We've constructed our harness using very little elastic, which eliminates bouncing when running, jumping, or riding.
Our shock cord closure is simple, quiet, and easy to re-secure, and our secondary bino hanger straps attach to your shoulder straps and allow tension-free glassing without unbuckling a sternum strap, and prevent you from accidentally dropping your expensive glass.
Sizing: Please click HERE for sizing guide.
* Each binocular harness has an adjustable cord closure. Before use, we recommend adjusting and tightening this assembly to the user's preference, and securing the cord with a square knot. The tail ends of the cord can be tucked under the front label.
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The harness makes for a great foundation. It's not as wide as the chest rig and leaves room for shouldering your rifle or shotgun. The ability to expand and add an extra pocket, bear spray or even a handgun holster is great. My one nit to pick is that there are too many hard parts. The plastic buckle and metal bungee hooks will be loud when bumped against backpack buckles/triglides, your rangefinder tether clips or even the butt of your rifle as you shoulder it for a shot. I've had to cover them with pieces of stealth strip tape to keep the noise down.
Best gear I have
Love them and all the accessories FHF has for them. By far the best on the market.
The fit is good. Stays put where it oughta . The closure secure. Pockets near logo hold diaphragm calls fine. The open side design and gap between top flap and sides is the first of my issues. Always battling moisture on my lenses when the conditions are really anything less than ideal. The fit of the range finder is the other big issue. I have the little attachment piece to use a molle strap range finder holster. It's just sloppy. Like a rangefinder was an after thought. I cut off the mesh pocket on that side, and in between the layers on the side paneling of the harness, inserted a 2""x4.5""x1/16"" inch piece of stiff plastic(bag stiffener by tandy leather). And then installed the Molle deal and reinstalled the rangefinder holster. That made the system feel a lot ""more better"". I'm always fighting twists in the straps when I put it on. Especially when the weather gets cold, gloves and bulkier layers compound the issue. And I get a bit of chaffing under the harness after a few days in the field. Overall the thing functions for what it's supposed to do. If you found a used one for cheap ide say buy it. Otherwise, if you feel like a fancy bino harness is going to be what makes you a more successful hunter, the other model FHF makes is awesome(never personally used,just observed). Ide point you in the direction of that one.
The straps that go underneath, your arms are short, and the clips can easily fall off. Being light brown I've already lost one. I do like the harness, but that could be fixed.