ALPS OutdoorZ Accessory Binocular Pocket

Attaches perfectly to the pathfinder pack. Holds my nikon premeir 10 x 42 binocs like they were made for it. Saw previous comments about the buckles not fitting. My pathfinder pack was in the same camo choice as this, and everything fit perfectly.

This is gonna sound weird but I had a hard time figuring out how to attach this to my little bear pack because the buckled on the little bear had been tucked behind the side pouches. On the upside the seems are so nice I didn’t even notice they were there. Once I cleared up my operator error this unit was a perfect addition to a great system

Surprisingly well made for the price. I cut the ends off the straps and reversed them through the buckles so that they could be cinched snug and the ends tuck back into the space in the back of the bag. It’s pretty small. I put a set of Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42s with lens covers in it and they just fit. I’m going to leave them in there for a while and see if it loosens up a bit. It works well with the Pathfinder pack. The only improvements I’d like to see are a bit more room and another set of straps so that the binos can be attached a la most other bino packs. I really like the magnetic closure. It’s quick, quiet and secure.

Pros:- Fits my compact Vortex Vanquish bino's pretty well.- connect to the little bear companion pack nicely, reducing the number of things I have to have strapped to myselfCons:- Glad I don't have a bigger set of binos, else I think it would be VERY tight.- lacks a set of bino straps to keep the binos connected to the case and to allow you to drop your binos if needed without having to re-case them. Many similar bino packs have these, so not sure why ALPS would have neglected that.- magnetic closure, while adequate, could be a little stronger.

This bino pack is way to small but for $13.00 I cut the straps off and sewed them onto my Vortex bino pack!!!

Too small for a common 10x 42 binoculars, so that's a stopper right there. Then, I saw in the photos that it hangs low, but was hoping I could adjust it higher than the pictures. Nope. It's too low. The upper attachment points are the problem, they need to be near your shoulder, but instead, they are below the breast line. This means two things. First, is it pulls sideways and torques the shoulder strap so the inner edge of the strap cuts into your body. Second, the bino pouch falls away from the chest no matter how much you tighten them. Dumb design. Before I bought it, I had already realized the attachment points were wrong, but for so cheap, I figured it would be worth it to buy them and then try to modify the attachment points to higher on the shoulder strap by the D rings. However, when I realized these can only fit very small binoculars, I realized it's not even worth it, so they are going back. I'm glad I bought them through Amazon to make the return easy. I think I will try to use my Pathifinder mostly as a fanny pack and use my Kuiu bino harness, as I don't want to have multiple pairs of shoulder straps on. I might actually try to add male connectors on my Kuiu and connect to the female connectors on the Pathfinder shoulder. Save your money and time, don't bother with these clip in accessory bino pockets.

I used this all last deer season and overall I liked it, but there were a few problems that I think could have been discovered with more product testing. For one, if it is raining or otherwise wet out it has a tendency to trap moisture inside and caused my binoculars to fog a bit. This was only the case in REALLY rainy weather and frankly there is little that can keep this from happening no matter what so I don't totally blame the case.The straps are solid and hold well to the back, although it was difficult to adjust the height of the case and it sometimes felt like it was getting in the way a bit. I think this would be a great thing to use when you are hiking in to where you are going to use your binocs, but not very practical while actively hunting. Getting the optics out of the case quietly and quickly was difficult, which is never good while hunting.I don't regret buying it, but probably won't use it much for hunting, perhaps more for hiking.

If you dont have a backpacks or fanny packs with shoulder straps you cant use this product. Very well made and tough for under 20 bucks.

Reçu en bon état. Le format est parfait pour mes jumelles. L'inconvénient c'est que tu dois déjà posséder le sac sinon prévoir des courroies.

Great quality bag, fits the 8x32 perfectly. Didn’t know it was an add-on.

Excelente producto para el que fue creado. Cumplió con el propósito y sobre todo cumple con lo prometido y las expectativas del mercado

Buena calidad precio

Nice little pack. Used it for turkey hunting this spring. Stored the callers in it. Like the magnetic attach. No noisy velcro or snap buckle. Worked very nicely with the little bear Alps pack.