Reviews - Nikon ProStaff Bino Harness, Color Nikon ProStaff Bino Harness - APG Camo 6122 Reviews - NI-BA-BinoHarness-6122

Author: Pa hunter from Whitehall, Pa on Sep 25, 2011
Pros:  Easy set up, APG camo, good price/value
Cons:  Hope plastic clips hold up
Would recommend:  yes

Pa hunter wrote:

Looked at a few other brands and the Nikon came in the camo pattern I wanted. All brands I looked at had plastic clips, should hold up under normal use. We'll see.

Author: outdoorswheneverIcan from Oakland, CA on Jun 20, 2011
Pros:  does the job, easy to use
Would recommend:  yes

outdoorswheneverIcan wrote:

The little rings and tie downs to attach my Nikon Monarch were enclosed, but there were no diagrams or written directions to get them attached. I had been warned to by a Nikon harness because of attaching issues. I figured it out, with the help of birder colleagues, but directions would have been appreciated. Also a nuisance that California sales tax didn't seem to be charged, so I have to save receipts for tax time next year to pay "use tax."

Author: sudard (verified customer) , Hunter, from McLean, VA on Feb 6, 2011
Would recommend:  yes

sudard wrote:

Very easy and comfortable to use.

Author: bruce mc bride from everson wa on Apr 19, 2010
Pros:  very comfortable
Would recommend:  yes

bruce mc bride wrote:

I first saw these when I was in Costa Rica on a birdwatching tour. They relieve the pressure on your neck and I can't imagine going back to the old around the neck strap.

Author: Reo (verified customer) , Nimrod, from Idaho on Nov 7, 2009
Would recommend:  yes

Reo wrote:

I have used this harness on several hunts and do not notice having my Nikon 10-22x50 binos on until I need them. The chest strap for my backpack goes underneath the binos and does not interfere with the use of the harness and binos. I glass more using this system and they are out of the way and secure until needed. The clips retaining the binos are a lightweight plastic. My first impression was these were a little week but have had no problems.

Author: pokerbar (verified customer) from Pismo Beach, Ca. on Oct 11, 2009
Pros:  Holds binoculars secure and bounce free.
Cons:  Could provide better attachment rings.
Would recommend:  yes

pokerbar wrote:

Very easy to use, and gets binoculars out of the way and bounce free when hunting. Importantly, they do not negatively affect my ability to deploy a rifle quickly and obstruction free, yet are easly accessable when needed.

Author: Kathy (verified customer) , Avid birder and nature photographer., from Minneapolis, MN on Jul 10, 2009
Pros:  Durable, comfortable, quick release front hooks, adjustable.
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Kathy wrote:

Bought this to use with either my binoculars or camera while birding. Works great!

Author: jrallen (verified customer) , Hunter, shooter, former Marine., from Chester, VA on Jun 27, 2009
Pros:  Adjustability, camo, comfort
Cons:  non
Would recommend:  yes

jrallen wrote:

This is a great harness if you wear your binocs more than a few minutes. I use this harness in APG camo while hunting with my 10x42 Nikon Monarch ATB binos. Fits my binos great, nice and tight with the suuplied rings. Quiet and easy to use all day.

Author: GOBBLERSKNOB (verified customer) from SC on Nov 6, 2008
Pros:  Comfortable, adjustable, camo
Would recommend:  no

GOBBLERSKNOB wrote:

I purchased this bino harness for use with my Nikon Monarch ATB Bino's. They take the weight off your neck and spread it across your shoulders, making it alot more comfortable when walking in the field.

Author: GadgetGirl (verified customer) , Birdwatcher, gadget junkie., from Boston, MA on Mar 18, 2008
Pros:  Relieves stress on your neck, well made, easy on/off
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

GadgetGirl wrote:

Great product for keeping the stress off of your neck. Eliminates binocular sway when walking unlike with a regular neck strap. The clips also feature easy removal so your partner can take a quick look at the bird they spot too! Good strap range for women and men.