WOLFHUNT Bino Harness Chest Pack, Binoculars Bag with Rangefinder Pouch, Bino Case with Adjustable Strap for Hunting, Birdwatching, Hiking, Wilderness Exploration, Camo MP

Après un premier automne de chasse je ne peux plus m’en séparer passer. Super silencieux et excellent camo.

Fit 8x42

I return this one for refund. First of all there is a gap at every side of this bag. It wasn't visible on the product page picture. Check my attached pictures. Those gaps will be collecting all the debris while walking through the bush. Then bino lenses will be dirty, they will fog in wet weather.I go hunting a lot, at least 30 days every year. I already have a chest bad. I paid 140$ for it three yrs ago. But it doesn't quite leave up to its cost. This is why I keep looking for a good one. But that one made me at least to learn what I want form a good chest bino bag.The WOLFHUNT bag is quite narrow and short spaced inside, so it is only for smaller or average sized binos. The description says it is 7.9" long. My Bushnell Fusion X range finding bino is 7" to 7-3/8" long when eyepieces extended. In theory it must fit. This is what I was hoping for. But there are seams which out stand inside of this bag and take about 1/4" of space. So it is not good fit. The only good thing about this product is the *cover design and the placements of magnets* . My $140 bag opens up when I bend over. This one doesn't. So they really nailed this part - good! Actually it could be really a good product if they fixed few problems.So, below is the list or product requirements from an active hunter with quite a bit of experience:- make it +1" longer and at least 1/2" wider. Or make at least two sizes so customers could have choices- don't use orange, red and white colors. Birds, especially wild turkey see it very well. It has been said that deer also can distinct objects with those colors which can shine in UV light- look at my second picture. The yellow and green lines are suggestion how to improve few important things on this product. Extend the side walls 3/4" up, make those extensions oval shaped. They must be made of some sort of stiff material, so it wouldn't bend in/out. Extend the cover side walls down a little bit, maybe 1/2 to 3/4". So the cover extensions would overlap the walls outside on both sides when cover closed. No debris, snow, dust or water will get inside then.- all the walls must be impenetrable for water. If chest bag gets wet then binocular becomes useless because the lenses will stay fogged until you dry it out completely. One can think of a rain proof shell. But the still hunters keep hunting even during those wet days, maybe only except if there is pouring rain. It is to say that there is a need to have the bino easily accessible and ready to work at all times.The suggestions above may slightly increase cost of production. But then do you really want to sell it?.. Maybe to keep the cost down just throw away that rangefinder pouch. It is pretty much useless in its current form anyways. Most of rangefinders already come with a pouch which has an attachment ear. Also, today there is a choice of range finding binoculars like my Fusion X. More and more people get them which makes dedicated rangefinders obsolete.- chest bag must be easy to open and grab the bino with only one hand. In view of this, as I already said above, current design of the top cover is good.- the bag must not open up when person bends over. Again , the cover design and placement of the magnets is good. This bag has actually passed this test.Take the above suggestions and please make a good competitive product.

Exactly as described. Very good quality.

Fits my binos very well, comfortable to wear, excellent magnetic closure and to keep it open. It very good quality. Pity it had to come from the US but delivered ahead of schedule