If you’re hunting without a binocular harness, you’re missing out on one of the best hunting accessories you can invest in. A bino harness isn’t just a strap around your neck, straining your muscles and bouncing against your chest. Hunting bino harnesses are designed with hunters in mind and their needs — this means comfort, accessibility, durable, and multiple functions.
A binocular is one of the best assets you can have while out on the hunt — plus a rangefinder, of course — so it’s critical you have a safe way to transport your binoculars that doesn’t get in the way while still giving you ease of access.
We’ve pulled together the top hunting bino harnesses for sale today that are sure to work for you. There’s one for every hunter, no matter what your needs are. Take your hunting up a notch and discover what you’ve been missing out on. And if you’re smart enough to have had a bino harness from the start, these are some great recommendations for replacements or updates once the time comes. Treat yourself and have a better overall hunt.
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SITKA Gear Mountain Optics Big Game Camo Bino Hunting Harness
Editor's Pick!
If you’re looking for a bino harness our own writers can’t hunt without, the SITKA Gear Mountains Optics Bino Harness is the one you want.
It’s no surprise that resident hunter and gear reviewer Alex Danner has an affinity for SITKA gear — the video gear reviews alone showcase how well the SITKA clothing holds up to tough weather conditions — and this bino harness is no different.
Multiple pockets that vary from zippered, elastic, and removable; magnetic closure; adjustable and secure fit. It has everything you need and the customization to make it fit your personal needs.
✔️ Pros
- Magnetic closure
- Removable side pockets for rangefinders and other gear
- Elastic side pockets for easy-to-access gear storage
- Multiple zippered pockets
- Easy on-off
- Comfortable and secure fit
- Secure carry of hunting accessories
❌ Cons
- Poor secure method for excess straps
- Thinner straps not as comfortable as models with thicker straps
KUIU PRO BINO HARNESS
Editor's Pick!
Our editor couldn’t decide which bino harness was the best, so if you’re looking for another personal recommendation, the KUIU Pro Bino Harness is it.
This features a slim pack without bulky pockets, a snug but not tight fit, and complete coverage to protect your gear in any weather conditions. Add on a rangefinder pocket sold separately and you’re good to go with all of your accessories in one place.
✔️ Pros
- Waterproof cover
- Stretch Nylon fabric
- Single hand access
- Modable fit
- Complete enclosure for ultimate protection
- Two size options for a perfect fit
- Comfortable, breathable fabric
❌ Cons
- Tight front zippered pocket does not allow fast access to tags, IDs, etc.
Vortex GlassPak Bino Harness
Most Popular Bino Harness with Hunters
The Vortex GlassPak Bino Harness is an extremely popular model and the affordable price tag is the real reason why. While it definitely has the fit and comfort a hunter needs, this isn’t going to be the bino harness that lasts you year after year.
However, it’s a popular option for good reason and it makes our list for a few pros you really can’t pass up. If affordability and simplicity are at the top of your list, this is a great one to purchase.
- Overall pack weight is 8 oz
- Size: 6.75 x 6.25 x 3.75 inches
✔️ Pros
- Quiet
- Affordable
- Easily fits big men
- Side straps alleviate neck weight/strain
- Fits up to 12x50 binoculars
- Additional binocular tether to prevent unwanted slips or drops
❌ Cons
- Not long-lasting, roughly a few seasons
- Need to practice bow hunting with the additional depth
- Side pockets are shallow and can’t fit a rangefinder
ALPS OutdoorZ RMEF Ridge Stalker X Bino Harness
Second Most Popular Bino Harness with Hunters
The second most popular model is the ALPS OutdoorZ RMEF Ridge Stalker X. It blows most other bino harnesses out of the water and is well worth the small price increase compared to the Vortex GlassPak.
The ALPS has an incredibly comfortable design, works well with backpacks, fits various sized binoculars without being bulky, and is durable.
It’s been designed to maximize comfort for all day wear, has a fleece lining for bino glass protection, and the front u-shape pocket makes accessing your binoculars easy and swift.
- Overall pack weight is 12 oz
- Size: 6.5″ x 5.5″ x 2.25″
✔️ Pros
- Highly durable 1680D Nylon Ballistic Fabric
- Slim fit for bow and rifle hunters
- Padded back panel on front pocket for comfort
- Mesh and padded back
- All day wear comfort
- Four adjustable straps
- Fleece lined interior with lens cloth built in
- Adjustable closure system
- Front U-shape pocket
❌ Cons
- Non-intuitive closing mechanism
- Can create noise if not handled intentionally with binocular access
Vortex Optics P300 Guide Binopack
Lightweight with Plenty of Storage - Our Highest Rated
When you need a little extra space, the Vortex Optics P300 Guide Binopack is the one for you. It comfortably fits a range of binocular sizes while adding on an additional front pouch for rangefinders, knives, and other small items you can’t leave behind. While other bino harnesses boast additional storage, this one actually delivers.
Made with weather-resistant material it’s extremely comfortable and durable — a lightweight pack that doesn’t strain the neck or put pressure on the straps.
Bowhunters don’t need to worry about the front pack — it stays well clear of any draw you make. Getting the exact fit takes some time at first, but all-sized hunters can get this one adjusted just right, whether they’re small in stature or a bigger guy. Take the time to get this to fit right and you’ll be pleased that you did.
- Overall pack weight is 15.2 ounces
- Size: 7.5 x 8.5 x 4 inches
✔️ Pros
- Extremely light weight
- Does not interfere with bow draw
- Additional storage for rangefinders, knives, etc.
- Bino leash
- Comfortable fit
- Adjustable fit for all body types
❌ Cons
- Can be noisy
- Fit takes a while to adjust correctly
TIDEWE Bino Harness
Affordable, Durable Bino Harness That Will Surprise You
The TIDEWE Bino Harness is a unique bino harness with some features that truly set it apart from other brands. Right off the bat you have the choice between a brown or camo pattern and can select between two different sizes. This ensures you get the right storage area you need for your gear of choice.
The closure is a magnetic closure, which is much more intuitive than some other brands that op for a loop or other system. With an add-on rain cover, it is fully weather-resistant when you need it to be.
Don’t be put off by the brand or the price — this holds up to name-brand bino harnesses without sacrificing much of anything. Hunters were hard-pressed to find any cons with this item and with the affordable price-tag, you have nothing to lose.
- Overall pack weight is 0.9lb for standard
- Overall pack weight is 1.1lb for large
- Size Standard: 6.1″ 2.7″ 6.7″
- Size Large: 6.9″ 3.1″ 8.3″
✔️ Pros
- Magnetic closure
- Front access with u-shape design
- Rangefinder storage
- Durable fabric and construction
- Budget-friendly
- Lightweight and breathable design
❌ Cons
- Rangefinder pouch can be noisy
- Has a low-hang fit
Horn Hunter Op-X Bino Harness System Combo
A bino harness when you need to haul more than binoculars
If you want a bino harness that is sure to fit your rangefinder and your binoculars, this is the one for you. Hunters recommend this product because it’s got the storage they need with a comfortable fit, even with a backpack, and adjusts to fit a variety of heights and sizes.
It’s a winner in our book because it has an intuitive magnetic closure, an option to keep the closure open for easy binocular access, and fits a rangefinder, maps, and other items with ease. Plus, it’s at an affordable price point that makes it well worth the cost.
- Overall pack weight is 1 pound
- Size: 8.5 x 4 x 7.5 inches
✔️ Pros
- Magnetic closure
- Easy fit with a backpack
- Rangefinder storage
- Has additional storage for gloves and other accessories
❌ Cons
- Unexpected lid snap back closure can be loud
Badlands Bino XR Camouflage Binocular & Rangefinder Case
Designed for Rangefinders and Binoculars to fit together
Another great model designed for rangefinders and binoculars alike. Utilizes a magnetic closure, adjustable divider for binoculars and rangefinders, rain fly included, and additional storage for tags or other small accessories.
This design still fits larger men with adjustable straps for a perfect, comfortable fit. The design is quiet, allows for easy access, and fits a range of items you’ll need when out on the hunt.
Do yourself a favor and invest in the Badlands bino and rangefinder combo harness for a quiet, easy hunt.
- Overall pack weight is 1.41 Pounds
- Size: 10.55 x 12.45 x 5.5 inches
✔️ Pros
- Magnetic closure
- Adjustable bino and rangefinder divider
- Additional compartment for small item storage
- Comfortable fit
- Included rain fly for weather protection
❌ Cons
- Snug fit for large binos + rangefinder
- Bino straps may need remove for proper fit
