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# A bino harness for western hunting, without the western price tag | Lo

## A bino harness for western hunting, without the western price tag | Lone Trail

Spot and stalk country

## A bino harness for western hunting, without the western price tag

Spot and stalk means hours behind glass and miles between glassing points. Most harnesses built for that job start at $130 and still want another $40 for the rangefinder pouch.

**$75**LT2 Bino Harness

[Shop the LT2 Bino Harness](https://lonetrail.co/products/lt2-bino-harness)
[LT1 Bino Harness, $65](https://lonetrail.co/products/lt1-bino-harness)

Free shipping over $20. 30 days of free returns on unused gear.

**Lifetime warranty**Seam, buckle, magnet or zipper fails from how it was made, we replace it.

**30 days, free returns**On unused gear. If it does not fit your optics, send it back.

**Free shipping over $20**Most orders ship free.

## What this hunt asks of a harness

### Weight where it belongs

Padded straps spread the load across your shoulders and chest instead of hanging it off your neck, which is the whole point after the fourth hour behind glass.

### Rangefinder included, not upsold

Both harnesses ship with a removable magnetic rangefinder pouch. Several premium brands charge $38 to $55 for the equivalent, on top of a harness that already cost more than ours.

### MOLLE on the bottom and both sides

Configure the rig around how you hunt. A bear spray holster on one side, a second rangefinder pouch or a bottom pouch for calls, tags and a wind checker.

### Solid earth tones, no loud branding

The LT1 is coyote brown and the LT2 a lighter khaki. They pair with any camo system without plastering a logo across your chest.

## How it works in the field

1. **Hike in dark**Everything is stowed behind a magnetic lid that will not pop open on a scramble.
2. **Glass the basin**Lid open one-handed, weight spread across your chest, comfortable enough to stay put for hours.
3. **Range and commit**Rangefinder pouch on the harness, no pack removal.
4. **Stalk**The LT2's StealthStalk fabric keeps the last three hundred yards quiet.

## Specifications

| Fabric | 500D Cordura shell covered in StealthStalk |
| --- | --- |
| Bino compartment | 6" wide x 7.1" tall |
| Fits optics | 8x32 through 10x42, and most 12x50 |
| Closure | Upgraded quiet magnets, one-handed |
| MOLLE | Bottom and both sides |
| Extra storage | Front pouch, interior pocket, extra side pocket |
| Fit range | Roughly 80 to 400 lb, quick-adjust buckles |
| Warranty | Lifetime against manufacturing defects |

## Questions we get

### How does it compare to the $130 harnesses?

The core job is the same and the materials are comparable, at 500D Cordura with reinforced stitching. The difference is that you are not paying a brand-name premium, and the rangefinder pouch is already in the box.

### Will it work under a backpack?

The straps are padded and adjustable across roughly 80 to 400 lb of fit range, so you can dial the fit with a pack on.

### Which one for mixed open and timber country?

The LT2. StealthStalk fabric and the extra front, interior and side pockets earn the extra $10 when you are moving between glassing and closing.

## One more thing worth adding

Pair it with the SB1 25L Hunting Backpack at $90: StealthStalk exterior, hands-free bow or rifle carry, an integrated rain cover, and a drop-down shelf for a quartered game bag.

## Lifetime warranty, free returns for 30 days

If a seam, buckle, magnet or zipper fails because of how it was made, send us a photo and we replace it.

[Shop the LT2 Bino Harness, $75](https://lonetrail.co/products/lt2-bino-harness)