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    It's taken me ages to try work out the best bino bivy system. I've tried the both TwinNeedle & Kuiu, currently still using both. (kuiu doesn't fit my Leica Geovid 10x42) Any chest style bino bivy can be a pain in the ass when needing to remove/add clothing, aswell as crawling on the ground is not ideal.

    I'm going to be going with the Duley version, I think it'll suit me best. Will keep the Kuiu for my partner to use with my Vortex 10x42.

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    +1 to the AGC, the front pocket fits a leica RF perfect, if you don't have ranging bino's this is the next best thing as very quick to access. Does feel bulky for a kickoff but you soon get used to it. Bino's are not attached to the bivy so if you need to pass them to a useless mate who forgot his bino's to take a gander at something it's straight forward. Down side is if you bend over and the lid is not closed the bino's will fall out, so you need to keep the bino strap on your neck at all times.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotsoup View Post
    It's taken me ages to try work out the best bino bivy system. I've tried the both TwinNeedle & Kuiu, currently still using both. (kuiu doesn't fit my Leica Geovid 10x42) Any chest style bino bivy can be a pain in the ass when needing to remove/add clothing, aswell as crawling on the ground is not ideal.

    I'm going to be going with the Duley version, I think it'll suit me best. Will keep the Kuiu for my partner to use with my Vortex 10x42.
    old style or new style Geovids, i use a Kuiu one and my old style geovids fit sweet as. Brilliant bit of kit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blaser View Post
    old style or new style Geovids, i use a Kuiu one and my old style geovids fit sweet as. Brilliant bit of kit.
    New style Geovids.

    My duley bino case arrived today, doesn't fit Geovids HD-R haha.. s***. Gonna see if she can custom make a case to fit...

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotsoup View Post
    It's taken me ages to try work out the best bino bivy system. I've tried the both TwinNeedle & Kuiu, currently still using both. (kuiu doesn't fit my Leica Geovid 10x42) Any chest style bino bivy can be a pain in the ass when needing to remove/add clothing, aswell as crawling on the ground is not ideal.

    I'm going to be going with the Duley version, I think it'll suit me best. Will keep the Kuiu for my partner to use with my Vortex 10x42.
    @hotsoup can you post a picture of the TwinNeedle one please. Would be nice to buy an NZ made one.
    @twinneedle price and specs?

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    I bought the moroka 30 bino harness and love it. Its a aussie product and works great fits 10x42s in no problems and has heaps of options for extra storage

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    Gday bud
    I just recently bought the Moroka 30 bino rig. At first when i got it i was worried that the size of it was to big but after using it i have to say im pretty happy. Binos never got wet in the rain comfortable to wear and plenty of storage options

 

 

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