Slim padded harness contains excess webbing for a clean, comfortable fit
Pro Tethers securely hold binoculars and allow easy detachment for quick access
Auto-locking buckles enable quiet, one-handed operation for secure closure
Multiple compartments and external pockets provide organized storage for gear
Durable materials and MOLLE straps ensure reliable performance in harsh conditions
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Gen L Upgrades:
Jaret developed the first bino pack 50 years ago while guiding in Alaska. While we strongly believe that if it’s not broke, don’t fix it, we also believe that through continuing innovation we can improve our designs to better suit the needs of our customers.
Upgrades include the addition of 3 molle straps on the b
Main compartment dimensions
6.5 in tall x 6 in wide x 3 in deep
Front compartment dimensions
4 in tall x 6 in wide x 1.5 in deep
Side mesh pockets
3 in tall x 2.25 in wide x 1 in deep
Closure
Hook and loop with auto-locking buckles
Material
Cordura, mesh, nylon, synthetic
Compatible binocular size
Up to 42 mm objective lens
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The one I’ve been waiting for! I’ve used over ten different bino harnesses but always shied away from this one due to people saying it was overly bulky. Also the pics and videos online made it seem cumbersome.
That’s not the case at all! This thing perfectly holds my 8x42 binos, the shell is semi rigid so they side in/out easily. The top lid doesn’t get in the way one bit either going in or out. I always have my headlamp, phone, GPS, and calls with me. The way it is organized is second to none. It’s almost like it was designed by a guy who spent a lot of time afield…
I’ve used this now on three hunts and have no plans to look any further for the perfect harness.