RSPB Binocular Harness

No more bouncing and swinging bins! Keep your binoculars safe and secure when you're out and about with this fully adjustable harness system. The RSPB Bino Harness consists of two arm straps, two binocular straps, and a backplate. The arm straps are large loops with plastic ...No more bouncing and swinging bins! Keep your binoculars safe and secure when you're out and about with this fully adjustable harness system.

The RSPB Bino Harness consists of two arm straps, two binocular straps, and a backplate. The arm straps are large loops with plastic buckles and two hook-shaped plastic clips. The binocular straps are shorter, with plastic buckles and D-shaped plastic rings on the end.

To set up the harness: Remove the binocular straps from the backplate by pulling the loose ends of the straps out of the plastic buckles. Once the binocular straps are free, thread the loose ends through the lugs on your binoculars. To secure the connection, push the loose ends back through the plastic buckles and tighten them.

You will now be left with a harness consisting of two arm straps and a backplate. Put your arms through the arm straps and pull on the harness like a coat, taking care to ensure the backplate is against your back and that the shiny side is facing outwards. Now that you are wearing the harness, it is time to attach your binocular.

Each arm strap has a hook-shaped clip hanging from the front. Each of the binocular straps (which you attached to your binocular in Step 2) have a D-shaped plastic ring on the end. Attach the hook-shaped clips to the D-shaped rings.

Your binocular should now hang from the arm straps and rest against your chest. Finally, use the plastic buckles to adjust the length of each strap until comfortable. Now your RSPB Bino Harness is ready to go!