Courtney Hunting Club, NRA Life Member, SCI Kansas City Chapter
Hunted
Zimbabwe,Namibia, South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, Kalahari, Northwest, Limpopo, Gauteng, APNR Kruger Area. USA Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas, New Mexico, North Carolina and Texas
X3 for Cabelas. I have the ones like the bino buddy. I am thinking of getting one that holds them in a pouch with a flap though. My son in law has one and I like it. I am too cheap to want to ruin my Zeiss binos in the brush etc
I have the KUIU and love it! I have used mine for 4 years now and consider it one of my best pieces of gear after my boots. Horseback, crawling, running... No problem.
Not familiar with the FHF.
Here's a link to the kuiu http://store.kuiu.com/bino-harness-p/80010.htm
I had a Cabela's but gave them to Loodt at Tootabi because he needed them! I like that they are simple, light weight, and their claim to fame.. The elastic is on the down side not the top... So they don't bounce. Had them on my Swaro CL 8x32 binos. The bad is that I have to use the standard covers and they seem ot be mostly open and leaving the glass exposed.
We have a bigger harnesses for our 10x42's. They have covers that are easy to wrap up over the binos and a little bungi cord that holds them in tight. I like that they are covered and easily accessible... But they are hot to wear.
I'm going to look at the Kuiu or go back to another Cabela's.
Here are some pics of the S4 that is too hot to wear in warm weather. But they have the nice cover.
I bought one from Kuiu for my 10x42 Swarovski binos. If you want a a holder that does not allow binos to bounce when running or drag when crawling this is the one you want.
Also protects your binos while being very accessible.
Always the weirdo, I tried a harness type (Zeiss version) but gave it away and went back to the old fashioned (probably 1800's technology?) shoulder strap style.
Not for nostalgia but, because I did not like the way said harness encouraged my shirt to bunch upward into my armpits, repeatedly during long walk hunting days.
Likewise, it seemed to "fight back" when I was trying to look through my binos for extended periods.
I know it is my fault but now and then I managed to bump my rifle with my binos when wearing the harness.
Conversely, this does not seem to happen when I carry binoculars on an old fashioned over the shoulder strap.
My shoulder strap came with my binos and it works perfectly for my needs.
Thanks for the suggestions. Not sure which one I want to try yet, but I am tired of having them hang from my neck, swinging around, and hanging down every time I bend over. I like the looks of the S4 and the FHF.
Hello Doug,
I am Philippe from France and plan to go hunting Caprivi in 2026, Oct.
I have read on AH you had some time in Vic Falls after hunting. May I ask you with whom you have planned / organized the Chobe NP tour and the different visits. (with my GF we will have 4 days and 3 nights there)
Thank in advance, I will appreciate your response.
Merci
Philippe
Hello Moe324
I am Philippe from France and plan to go hunting Caprivi in 2026, Oct.
I have read on AH you had some time in Vic Falls after hunting. May I ask you with whom you have planned / organized the Chobe NP tour and the different visits. (with my GF we will have 4 days and 3 nights there)
Thank in advance, I will appreciate your response.
Merci
Philippe
Hi Walden. Good morning from England, Chris here (The Englishman!) from Croatia. Firstly it was a pleasure to meet you and Michelle - a fellow Sanderson! I have finally joined AH as I enjoy it very much. Glad you enjoyed the hunt and your write up which I read on AR was very good indeed. I am sending on WhatsApp pics from Bojan of some of the animals hunted recently. Take care and best regards. CS.
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