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All about Binocular Straps and Harnesses

Binocular StrapsBinocular Straps: A binocular strap is an accessory that attaches to your binoculars and then goes around your neck. Your binoculars will hang right in front of you, easily accessible when that migrating bird makes a quick stop in a nearby tree. It’s easy to attach to practically any pair of binoculars, and most are sturdy enough to hold even a heavier pair. It distributes the binoculars’ weight evenly, reducing stress on the neck. It’s also padded to allow for long wear.

Binocular HarnessesBinocular Harness: Binocular harnesses reduce neck strain by distributing the weight of the binoculars over your shoulders, greatly reducing fatigue. They're adjustable, making them wearable and comfortable by people of all sizes. And your binoculars will still be just as easily accessible as they are with a neck strap. Harnesses cost a bit more than basic straps, but they’re worth it to keep your binoculars from swinging around your neck during intense activities. They also serve double duty by being attachable to cameras as well as binoculars.


There are three popular styles of straps:

Standard binocular Straps: These attach to the sides of the binoculars and have their own bifurcation.

Rangefinder Straps: These attach to the middle of a pair of binoculars or rangefinders. They are thinner, and can restrict bouncing and the damage that may occur from bouncing.

Harnesses: These attach around your back and distribute the weight of the binoculars to your shoulders, and can also have elastic straps for added flexibility. These are the most secure type of straps, but their restrictiveness takes time to get used to. Those with heavy binoculars find harnesses useful once they do get used to them. 

The major concern with these accessories is that if you're going to wear it around your neck for a while, you should be comfortable all the time and more importantly it should not be a burden to carry around. Reputable brands for these binoculars straps and harnesses include Nikon and Bushnell. The ultimate point to consider is the price factor functionality of the binocular, if you are satisfied with all the above factors just order it and feel a new found comfort!

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