Vortex Archer's Binocular Strap
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- Keeps binoculars at your side and out of the way when drawing a bow or shouldering a rifle
- Long, straight-cut design carries the binocular over the shoulder and down at the hip, not up at the neck
- Padded neoprene construction spreads the load for comfortable all-day carry
- A practical alternative to Vortex's contoured Comfort Strap for archers and stalkers alike
- Attaches to any binocular with standard strap lugs
- Black finish
- Made by Vortex Optics
The Vortex Archer's Binocular Strap is a padded neoprene strap built to keep binoculars close at your side and clear of a bowstring as you draw, rather than swinging on your chest at the wrong moment. Where Vortex's standard Comfort Strap is contoured to sit around the neck, the Archer's Strap is cut long and straight, so the binocular hangs over the shoulder and down at the hip instead of up at the throat. That makes it just as useful for stalkers and rifle shooters who want their optic out of the way of a sling or a raised rifle as it is for archers drawing a bow. The neoprene padding spreads the load across the shoulder for comfortable all-day carry in the field, and the strap attaches to any binocular fitted with standard strap lugs. Finished in black, it's a straightforward, well-made accessory from Vortex Optics for anyone who wants their binoculars ready to hand but never in the way.
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