Recommend a harness. I got some binoculars now but I can’t stand them flopping around when I lean over to pick up something. 10x42 for size reference

Looking for the same thing, preferably all weather.

Best $20 you’ll ever spend on a hunting related item.

I’ve tried several more expensive ones and much prefer this one. Very versatile and easy to adjust.

https://www.cabelas.com/product/RYO...b2NXM5gIVEfDACh0hDQrJEAQYASABEgJwRPD_BwE

I use and prefer the one made by FHF Gear.

I have a badlands harness. I got it 50% off and it works good.

Another vote for the FHF Gear. It’s a dang handy set up.

Rick Young Outdoors that Buckhunter2 suggested. Best I have used, and I have tried several.

Their neoprene case/cover is awesome also.

I got a Kuiu pro harness before my trip to Wyoming. Been very satisfied with it.

Alaska guide creations is the one I landed on after selling my badlands.

I recommend.

This harness is hands down the least cumbersome, most useful bino harness in existence. You will not be disappointed if you buy one.

I tried several before settling on a Sitka , its light and simple. I looked on their site and didn't see it maybe they quit selling it. All I saw was a monster size that had a pouch made on it. Looked like a backpack on your chest.

Same here. I have the Vortex branded one but it’s exactly the same. Also have the rangefinder pouch integrated into the chest strap and it works well as a single unit.

+1 for Alaska Guide Creations

I have an FHF gear. It’s ok but I actually like the Marsupial design a little better.

I chest carry a rifle a lot, and fixed harnesses get in the way. I prefer minimal/versatile carry (front, side, traditional) and fast/easy, based on how I’m hunting at the moment.

https://rickyoungoutdoors.com/binocular-harness/

I like the idea of these with the case/pouch. Do these interfere with a bow string?

No

You just take an arm and put it through the middle, and it’ll ride toward right or left of center, or just put the whole thing over a shoulder and let it ride on a hip.....binos and rf are easy to swing up and use either way.

Alaska Guide Creations

Rick Young