What's a good pair of binoculars that will fit in the com pouch (on the strap)?
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They will will have to be a small pair. Ones that would fit in palm of ones hand. I use it for competition. Hold them and a padlock and small notebook. Easy to get too as well.
2405
Doubtful. My bi-fold wallet just barely fits. Hope this helps. It is a great bag.
606379
you can put a key ring on the binoculars and then clip this onto that key ring. i'm taling about a regular key ring you would use for your keys.
2008066
The small field of view might make it frustrating for sporting events- this is true of all compact binoculars. If you don't mind carrying something bigger, a 7 x 35 or 8 x 42 pair would work better for sports. But if you really want something small that fits in your coat pocket, these would be fine.
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I've noticed the design of the Nikon case allows the strap from the binoculars to extend outside of the case. As a result, the case is carried by the binoculars. When the binoculars are in use, however, the case is separated. I use a LowePro sling for my camera - allowing rapid access. One might also work for your binocular dilemma.
2198966
I'm not well versed on binoculars, but they are a nice, compact size. You can't fit it in your pocket, but you can hold in your hand without it being too much of a burden. They were a gift for someone.
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Hi, I use it for both, but only the harness strap to help hold my binoculars. Most binoculars don't have any way to mount to the harness.
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Hi Gordon, as long as your binoculars have thin (3/8 maybe 1/2 inch) straps then these will work great. We use ours for hiking with DSLR cameras and love them. no swinging while walking and no problem taking a picture straight up will the straps on. Quick release on each side makes for easy on and off. Only thing which is no problem to us is the little piece stays on the camera all the time. If you are looking to walk around hands free with your binocs this is exactly what you want. Also none of that strain on your neck after a long day hiking.Hope this helps, have a great dayGary
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I don't know that brand of binocs but i can tell you that it is a terrific harness--if you have little loops on sides of your binocs, then this will work. just thread through the loops--i have heavy Zeiss pair that was wrecking my neck and now it is a breeze to carry them.
43025
Yes, I have the 10x42 Aculon a211 binoculars and they are really nice. We use them for animal and nature viewing and they are wonderful. I don't think you will regret your purchase.
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It comes with a soft pouch that has nos strap. If you can a case with a neck strap to carry the binocular, the answer is no. Still they are very good binocular.
466107
Yes to both! It comes in a very nice padded case. The case doesn't have a strap, but it has a strap on the back that is positioned so you could belt-carry it. (If you wear a belt, which I don't!) The binoculars do come with a very nice wide Nikon strap that attaches on the sides of the binoculars via narrow woven bands that are adjustable as to length.
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my birding friend bought an REI 10x42 binocular that is just as good, but about 16% smaller & lighter. The only disadvantage with the REI ones is that the carrying case is a very tight fit for the neck strap. I actually prefer the Monarchsystem of only having a strap for the binocs, letting that strap serving for the case as well. The REI lens covers work much better though ...sorry to leave you with an unclear choice!
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The owner's manual recommends this tripod adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-Binoculars-Tripod-Adapter-Black/dp/B00AU67T44/
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It is nice ruberized on the back / inside is a wide strap, pretty comfortable & works well. Top Lens covers could have a tighter fit but if you attach them to the strap they work ok. The Clarity of Binoculars is awesome. I really like these binoculars. They are great for the price.
614702
Yes - the larger end has end caps that attach directly to the binoculars, and the smaller end has end caps that connect to the strap. I really like the design - they are handy easy to use and yet won't get lost.
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I have not had the chance to use mine much, but from experience with other equipment I would suggest keeping them in the case just for transport and storage. Once you get where you'll be using them frequently, consider using a binocular harness. I have had one I use for my camera and I just ordered this one for my binoculars: Nikon 6121 Prostaff Bino Harness If you replace the neck strap with a harness, it allows you to have it within reach while otherwise being hands-free, takes the strain off the neck and the lens caps can be kept on until needed and stay attached to the harness to prevent loss. Hope that helps.
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There are 2 external zippered end-pouches that are app 10'' deep /8''wide about the size for a large binocular case. I carry my handguns separately but I think you will get all that stuff in the bag. I am happy with it.