Field tested the Bino system

[Kraven]

All I can say about the Crooked Horn Bino system is that they are fantastic.My neck didnt hurt at all while on the Texas hunt.The binocs were easy to get up to my eyes and had no problems with them at all.I would give them 2 thumbs up.

 

[Muledeer4me]

Kraven,They really make carring bino's nice.
I sure would not want to go back to a stap.
It took me a while to get Steve to try a pair,now he is hooked.

 

[JASON LEE]

Kevin do you know of any place that I can buy these on-line, I love my swaroskis, but dammm there heavy

 

[Calif. Hunter]

Jason - Cabella's sells them. I ordered mine online. I sure do love them! Mine don't say "Crooked Horn" on them, they say "Cabellas" but they are the same thing. Kraven and I talked about how much we like them.

 

[Calif. Hunter]

BassPro has them for $19.99 (black) and $29.99 (Realtree X-tra Brown)
www.basspro.com

Stock # 24-878-646-99 (Black)
24-865-631-00 (Camo)

 

[Kraven]

Yes they are great.My suggestion would be what Cali said,I paid $19.99 for the black ones from Crooked Horn.

 

[Oak]

I've used the Crooked Horn system for about 3 years (since I bought my 3 pound Zeiss). I love it!!

Oak

 

[JASON LEE]

Just ordered one from midsouth for 16.25 and a bunch of range stuff!

 

[Kraven]

Great Jason.They are great for heavy binocs.

 

[Elkhunter]

After reading what you all think of them I think i will be getting them this year. Thanks for the positive feedback on them.

 

[Kraven]

Anaconda the main reason I got them is because my binocs are heavy and hurt my neck.If your binocs bother your neck then I would get a pair if they dont then I wouldnt worry about getting one.They only other plus is that they are readily available at your chest.

 

[A-con]

Do you guys think there worthwhile for light weight binos ?
I use a pair of Nikon ATB 8X40s at 19 oz