Binocular Harness Strap
Across the field · Birdwatch
$19.90
Free delivery in 3–5 business days · 30 days to return
Description
A cross-back harness that holds binoculars against your chest instead of letting them swing from your neck. The elastic webbing lets you lift them to your eyes and they return to place on their own.
Two quick-release connectors clip onto the binocular strap lugs, and the harness adjusts for chest sizes from 80 to 130 cm. It takes binoculars up to 1.2 kg and weighs 110 g on its own.
- Keeps binoculars steady on your chest
- Takes the weight off your neck
- Quick-release connectors
- Fits chest sizes 80 to 130 cm
Specifications
| Material | Elastic webbing, nylon buckles |
|---|---|
| Fits | Binoculars up to 1.2 kg |
| Adjusts to | Chest sizes from 80 to 130 cm |
| Weight | 110 g |
| In the box | Harness with 2 quick-release connectors |
Care
Hand-wash in lukewarm water and let it dry flat.
Delivery and returns
Sent free of charge and with you in 3–5 business days, anywhere in France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway.
Changed your mind? It can come back unused within 30 days. How returns work
Buying from Miravelle Shop
- Free delivery3–5 business days, every order
- 30 days to returnUnused, in its packaging
- Pay your wayVisa, Mastercard or Apple Pay
- Ask us firstE-mail or (575) 213-8858
How to use it
Clip the two connectors onto the binocular strap lugs.
Put the harness on like a backpack, straps crossing at the back.
Tighten the buckles so the binoculars sit at mid-chest.
In the box
- Harness with 2 quick-release connectors
Questions about it
How big is it?
Weight: 110 g.
What comes in the box?
Harness with 2 quick-release connectors.
What is it made of?
Material: Elastic webbing, nylon buckles.
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