Got this several months ago & still haven't used it. It's way too big for me. I'd have to take it apart & re-sew to fit. Also it was confusing due to strap configuration. I am a smart person, yet had to spend too much time figuring it out, then realizing that to make it fit me, the binoc hookups were on my shoulders (instead of at chest) due to adjustment hardware being in the way. I checked out my friend's harness, which has 4 attachments in back instead of 3, & his is so much better (& it's a no-name brand). I am 5'4", & 110 lbs. Do not recommend.

I first saw one of these during a recent holiday in Canada, which I spent with a dozen birdwatchers. The concept is brilliant--taking the unpleasant weight of binoculars off your neck and placing it evenly on your shoulders and back. Well, it WORKS! I really love mine and only wish I'd had one years earlier during my trips to Africa and Antarctica.

If you are a serious birder, you probably already know about "bird bras" that move the weight of your binoculars from your neck to your shoulders. These are essential if you plan to spend the entire day in the field.

I have tried harnesses from several different manufacturers. Compared to others, these are "stiffer," holding the binocs in place better. I like that feature, but you may prefer some other, looser straps.

These are less expensive than similar harnesses, which is always nice.

This harness is great for taking the weight of binoculars off your neck and allocating it over your back and shoulders. The harness is a little complicated to get into but this would also be true of any competitor--and the price of this one can't be beat.

This is an easy way to order a shoulder harness for your binoculars. The product arrived promptly -- no problems!