Mystery Ranch Quick Draw Bino Harness - First Look

[@JoshWheelers]

To stop the bino keeper straps from sliding down you can undo the straps then run the strap through the bino keeper buckle backwards from what it is, this will cause the strap to double back on itself and bind the buckle so it can't slip. Now reattach the strap to the case as it was before. This will allow you to still adjust the location of the keeper buckles but they won't slip down anymore. I just got the pack today and got to use it right away, so far it's going great. I like the options for pockets and attaching things and the fit is great so far. I have the Vortex Diamond Back 10x50 binos and they almost fit in the medium size case but fit best in the large.

[@gabedepaul5407]

Really thorough review. Practical and useful analysis!

[@BitterrootRambler]

The lid tucks in the top. Then you can drop the binos in.

[@Vintage-406]

Take some electrical tape and wrap it a couple times right under neath the little bino support straps, and thatkeeps those from coming down once they take the weight of the binos.

[@russlittle7576]

have you seen the quick draw pistol holster if so so how to attach it to the hip belt

[@wnburroughs4082]

Russ Little I have one. There are straps with fold in, hidden velcro for attaching to backpack belt.

[@JB-ig5pk]

Mystery ranch seriously needs to watch this for the Bino harness...serious flaws! Which stinks, cause MR makes great stuff, but kinda missed the boat on that Bino harnes

[@skepticalmechanic]

A bono case that opens towards you instead of away from you is useless!

[@patrickbyrd9464]

Tuck that top on!