Bino harness tourniquet holder

[BravoNovember]

This is how I have a tourniquet attached to my bino harness. They don’t do much good stowed away in a pack if you cannot get to it. The link below is where I ordered from.

Tourniquet NOW! Strap Tourniquet Holder

The Tourniquet NOW! Strap is a tactical tourniquet holder that uses elastic loops to securely hold NATO style tourniquets (SOF-T / CAT) for quick accessibility.

www.blueforcegear.com

 

[justinspicher]

You can do the same thing with a couple of rubber bands.

 

[BravoNovember]

You can do the same thing with a couple of rubber bands.

Very true!

 

[eamyrick]

I use the BFG option your mentioned on my work plate carrier. Comes out much easier than rubber bands and doesn’t bake and pop in the Texas heat like rubber bands.

 

[Poser]

After some experimentation, I use a cordura molle pouch and attach it to my hip belt on most of my various packs. It does get some abrasion in that location, so I did find I need an actual pouch for it. I was trying to keep it in relatively the same location for hunting, hiking/peak bagging, fishing, backcountry skiing etc and that was the most consistent solution.

 

[JollyRogers]

This is how I have a tourniquet attached to my bino harness. They don’t do much good stowed away in a pack if you cannot get to it. The link below is where I ordered from.

Tourniquet NOW! Strap Tourniquet Holder

The Tourniquet NOW! Strap is a tactical tourniquet holder that uses elastic loops to securely hold NATO style tourniquets (SOF-T / CAT) for quick accessibility.

www.blueforcegear.com

I use the exact same TQ attachment setup; works great!.

 

[dirtshooter]

Rubber bands worked on my recent hunt in the mountains but not gonna lie I would like something more secure

 

[eltx]

I use a spare piece of shock cord

 

[TheM1DoesMyTalking]

I like to keep TQs less exposed to the elements, so I keep mine in a soft sided pouch: https://1110gear.com/soft-side-tq-pouch-v2/

 

[WyldGoose]

These are good option too….been using em for years…

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