Field Optics Research BinoPod Harness System (Camo)

Description

A modular binocular harness and pack system that integrates the WORLD's FIRST hands-free glassing system. The camouflage BinoPod Harness System from Field Optics Research is a modular binocular support for long-duration observations in the field. The harness' modular design allows users to integrate optional accessories such as the BinoPod Hydration Pack and Fanny Pack. Unlike conventional neck straps, the four-point harness transfers the weight onto the back and shoulders to relieve stress and strain, and the anti-bounce strap holds the binocular close to the chest and prevents movement while climbing over rough terrain. Rest legs attach to the binocular's tripod adapter socket and slide into pockets on either shoulder strap to support and stabilize optics for hands-free glassing. The rapid-release binocular mount is also compatible with an optional photo adapter to enable hands-free photography or videography in the field. Unlike conventional neck straps, the four-point harness transfers the weight onto the back and shoulders to relieve stress and strain, and the anti-bounce strap holds the binocular close to the chest and prevents movement while climbing over rough terrain. The camouflage BinoPod Harness System from Field Optics Research is a modular binocular support for long-duration observations in the field. The harness' modular design allows users to integrate optional accessories such as the BinoPod Hydration Pack and Fanny Pack.

Key Features

• A modular binocular harness and pack system that integrates the WORLD's FIRST hands-free glassing system.
• The harness' modular design allows users to integrate optional accessories such as the BinoPod Hydration Pack and Fanny Pack.
• The rapid-release binocular mount is also compatible with an optional photo adapter to enable hands-free photography or videography in the field.
• The camouflage BinoPod Harness System from Field Optics Research is a modular binocular support for long-duration observations in the field.
• Unlike conventional neck straps, the four-point harness transfers the weight onto the back and shoulders to relieve stress and strain, and the anti-bounce strap holds the binocular close to the chest and prevents movement while climbing.
• Rest legs attach to the binocular's tripod adapter socket and slide into pockets on either shoulder strap to support and stabilize optics for hands-free glassing.