A chest-worn binocular pack with a magnetic front-folding lid that closes fully around the glass. Hunters pick it to keep binoculars dry and quiet but one hand away.
Specs
- Sizes: Small 14 oz, Medium 14.5 oz, Large 15.5 oz
- Internal size: Small 5.75 x 2.75 x 6.7 in max; Medium 5.75 x 2.75 x 7.75 in; Large 6.25 x 3.25 x 8.75 in
- Magnets hold the lid closed and hold it open
- Fleece liner for quiet draws
- Stretch side pockets, rear mesh pocket, zippered front pocket
- MOLLE webbing on the bottom
- Padded mesh harness with removable safety tethers; standard harness fits up to a 54-inch chest
- Maker price: $145 (Oct 2026)
- Contains magnets: not for pacemaker users; keep away from compasses
What reviewers say
GearJunkie's tester liked the full enclosure and the magnetic lid and judged the shortcomings minor. The one real knock was the add-on rangefinder pouch, which felt less solid than the main pack. Hunters on forums and retail sites like that it seals out rain and dust better than open-top harnesses. Fit depends on picking the right size for your binocular, so use the maker's size guide.
Good
- Fully covers binoculars from rain, dust and snow
- Fast one-handed open and close
- Quiet fleece lining
- Modular add-ons
Not so good
- Pricier than basic harnesses
- Magnets can affect a compass
- Add-on rangefinder pouch is the weak link
Who it's for
Hunters who carry binoculars on their chest all day and want them protected. Skip it if you mostly sit in one spot and keep glass on a strap.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.