So you've finally decided to get a binocular harness of your own. That's an excellent decision, especially if you've spent far too much time in the outdoors fumbling for your binoculars and worrying that you might drop it or it might swing and smash into a rock wall. A binocular harness and strap will be able to help protect your binoculars and give you some peace of mind, too. Something as important as your binoculars should use a harness that is of very high quality.
What features should you look for when buying a binocular harness? It's very basic: you want it to be durable, hard-wearing, and affordable. It must also be adjustable; you want to be able to use your binocular harness no matter what you're wearing, whether you're in a swimsuit or clothed in heavy layers for cold weather. It must also be comfortable, because you'll be using it for long periods of time. Price is also an important issue. Generally, you shouldn't have to pay $30 or more for a binocular harness; many people have been burned by the price of an inferior quality harness and strap.
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