Recon Essentials Bundle
Recon Essentials Bundle
Recon Essentials Bundle
Recon Essentials Bundle
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Bundle includes:
∙ Recon Modular Bino Pack
∙ Utility Pouch
∙ Rangefinder Pouch
Accessories will match the Recon color/camo
Designed with modularity at the forefront, the Recon Modular Bino Harness is based on a chest rig platform that can be scaled up or down depending on your needs with a suite of add-on accessories. It features a magnetic forward pull access to the bino pouch, an easy access large front zipper pocket, and stretch side pockets. Two bino tethers keep your binoculars secure inside. Low profile MOLLE compatible wings and rear panel allow you to securely add Recon pouches and accessories. Max Chest size 65" / Minimum Chest Size 37"
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- 5 stars: 1123 (86%)
- 4 stars: 108 (8%)
- 3 stars: 33 (3%)
- 2 stars: 16 (1%)
- 1 star: 22 (2%)
I did a lot of research before I took my chances with the Recon, and what a rig, love it! The lid is easy down and up and stays. Zippers are easy with great pulls. The large fits my Leo 8x42 snug without hanging up. I wasn't sure the molle panel would hold my 1911 but is working great with my G Code RTI holster and molle Claw mount. # months in now of hiking and brush busting and zero complaints. Comfy throughout a long day. Some have complained about it being small but it's not a pack, holds the couple things you need at your fingertips very well. Super happy with my first Eberlestock gear!
This bino pack holds my binos protected and easily accessible. The magnet closure is quiet and easy to open with minimal effort. I really like the webbing and being able to attach the rangefinder pouch and additional pouch. It is really comfortable and I don't really notice the weight of the glass at all.
This entire setup is the best I’ve had. It’s a very well thought out and designed system.
This bino harness is awesome. so many adjustment points and fine adjustments make this a great fit and can wear all day. Storage is perfect for my range finder, Ollin digiscope adapter, and calls. Great product.
Just put my new Eberlestock chest rig to the test at the Rend Lake Archery Challenge and I’m already impressed. Setup was quick and easy, the fit is great, and it stayed comfortable throughout the day while shooting and moving around the course. Everything feels secure without being bulky or getting in the way of my bow. Can’t wait to put it to work in the woods this whitetail season!
I bought this for a upcoming hunting trip. I was wanting a chest mount pack that would hold binos rangefinder and a few other small things I also wanted to be able to mount my pistol. This is the small option and it hold my leupold alpine HD 12×52 binoculars perfectly. Leupold Range finder fits good. I bought the molle attachment so I couldn't mount my razco holster. It mounted up perfectly. Im also a bigger guy and the straps fit good. I wore the whole setup this past weekend while scouting for deer. It also works and fits good while im driving.
Pack is super comfortable to wear. The Molle attachments compliment it extremely well. I’m able to get my MKC Speedgoat knife in the side and I also paired it with a gunfighters bino link holster. I’m super happy with it and can’t wait to get to Idaho this fall.
Purchased this in small size probably should have gotten the large to handle the Steiner nighthunter 10x56, however it is a snug fit, and satisfied with the purchase.
This is hands down the best bino harness I have ever had. I’ve used it in freezing, wet, muddy, bloody conditions and never failed me. It’s extremely comfortable and you can’t beat the modularity. I’d give it 6 stars if I could!
High Quality as usual from Eberlestock. Fantastic fit & function. I learned early on hunting the West you need rugged, quality gear you can depend on. I’ve never been disappointed once with Eberlestock Gear. Their quality control is second to none. Been purchasing & abusing their products for over a decade.
The materials are great but there is room for improvement. There could be loops on the bottom to connect other items such as hand warmer without being tied to their system. The rangefinder pouch doesn’t close all the way with a Vortex HD 4000. Otherwise the build seems like it will last and it fits great.
I love this little chest pack. It’s great for easily accessing binos. I added a removable (and slightly modified) purse holster from Crossbreed Holsters and now it’s a great conceal carry chest holster for backpacking.
I received the Large harness in the mail got it all setup and liked how my 18x56 Vortex UHD's fit in it and went to adjust the straps to fit me and noticed that something felt wrong, after further inspection one of the straps on the harness was longer than the other one. I notified customer support with a photo and they agreed it was a factory defect. They had another one in the mail immediately and shipped it fast! Not only is the Recon bino harness an awesome piece of kit, but, the people I dealt with are great!! Thanks again Eberlestock for being awesome!
I have used a few first generation bino harneses for years, ya know the ones with just straps...
Made the decision to upgrade to modern technology and bought the smaller Recon with the range finder pouch, utility pouch and the molly panel on sale. (bonus)
I was skeptical about what or how many items that I could stuff into this unit...
The Recon holds my Vortex Viper 10x42 snuggly and with plenty of room. In the side pouches of the bino pouch I have a streamlight led flash light on the other side, spare blades for the outdoor edge. The range finder pouch holds the vortex HD4000 range finder very nicely. The utility pouch holds a headlamp, spare batterys for both lights and has a little more room for some other stuff. The zipper pouch in front holds a predator call, fire starter supplys and a ziplock bag of mountain money( toilet papper). The small pouch behind the bino case holds a small ziplock bag with my hunting licenses and land passes. On the molly panel, I installed the RTI wheel mount from G-Code. I carry a Sprinfield XDM 10mm with the 4.25 barrel. I was very surprised !!The molly panel is very stable and secure. This is what I carry. You can go less or try other ootions that Eberlestock has to offer for this unit
I have put about 10 miles and about 12 hours between a fewl trips with this set up and it fits well , my shoulders do not pinch in the middle of my back after glassing for a long time and way more confortable than any others that I have used.
I am looking forward to many more adventures with the Recon Bino Harness.
I love the Eberlestock Recon and will leave those others where they need to be.
durability is top tier. Organization space is everything you need. Fits great to the body. Easy to use and stay quiet. Will never buy anything else.
You can tell that this was thought of by a Veteran. Awesome. Airborne all the way.
I ordered the Bino Pack with the molle adaptor, rangefinder pouch, utility pouch, and bear spray pouch. Eventually I will grab the handwarmer and large accessory pouch. The workmanship is top notch.
Exceptional design, great materials, and great construction; as per the other pieces of Eberlestock gear that I own. The attention to detail of the Bino Pack actually surprised me. Little things like elastic straps to hold excess webbing from flapping around loose, to bungee cord holders for tethering your field glasses to the case (including small QD clips) greatly contribute to the five-star rating. (Oh yeah; it also works great when kitted out.)
I recently purchased and used the Recon Modular Bino Pack for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge, last weekend. It was amazing. I wore it for almost every station to include in the prone position and it was phenomenal. It not only fits great, but it protected my very expensive bino's. The first day it rained all day, the second day it was sunny and blazing hot, the third day it was a mix of clouds and sun. I also wore it for the majority of the ruck movements and had no issues of comfort with my 70lb Eberlestock Phantom ruck. I love the Recon and will be using it a lot in the future.
Note: I also had the Recon Utility Pouch attached which held small snacks and a Garmin. I wish I would have ordered another Utility pouch for the other side.