Bino bro optic cover

[akrdkill]

this looked pretty slick & lightweight compared to some of the others i've seen....anyone using one?
http://www.oregonpackworks.com/Articles.asp?ID=255

 

[evan williams]

looks interesting I will have to read up on them a little more. I have been looking real hard into the S4 gear Bino System.

 

[Aron Snyder]

I used one for most of 2011...great product!

Very easy to use and light weight, goes on and comes off easy.

I will post up some photos I have that show how it works sometime today.

 

[Gman]

I'll be trying one of these this year: http://www.fhfgear.com/Hunt.php I've tried just about everything except the bino bro - so maybe that's next in line!

 

[Bryan Martin]

The Bino Bro looks like a good product. I just watched the video. The Crooked Horn Bino Shield is a good product also...simple and not expensive. Before I used the Bino Shield, I used the original Binoc Sock since about 1998. Typically, I prefer a normal neckstrap as they are easier to take/on off, but I see this bino Bro has an interesting design and I would definitely try one. Another useful product is: http://rickyoungoutdoors.com/other-products/ryo-ultra-light-bino-harness/ Rick hunted Marco Polo with me in October and I found the product to be light and simple. It worked well in conjunction with a Bino Shield. The Bino Shield is not waterproof though and in rain, your binocs will eventually get wet. A product called AK Guide Gear Products (sold via Outdoorsmans in AZ) is also good, but heavier than I like. The product from fhfgear looks good too. Thanks for sharing.

 

[akrdkill]

i looked at the bino bro in oregon. thing i liked about it was it looked like you could use it to just cover your bino or use it as a harness system. best looking cover i've seen in a while that doesnt weigh a ton....i bet if a guy treated it with waterproofing it would shed some water for a bit