Paul, I have only used the non-elastic models. I guess the elastic model does have it’s benefits, though elastic does tend to become non- elastic over time. Or at least the elastic in my jocks does, though that could have something to do with my waistline. Cheers, Carl Clifford On 07/03/2011, at 11:26 PM, Paul … Read more
Peter, Yes, that is the one. As it says in the text “The unique loop attachment system enables the harness to quickly snap in place using our Uni-Loop quick disconnects” also the middle of the 3 small pictures below the main picture shows the male portion of the connector which is of the type commonly … Read more
On 7/03/2011 9:40 PM, Peter Shute wrote: > Is that this one: > http://optechusa.com/bino-cam-harness.html? It doesn’t say you can do that. These are the Op/Tech double-bangers: http://optechusa.com/straps/dual-harness.html http://optechusa.com/straps/double-sling.html I’m keen to get a shoulder harness for my partner, who isn’t a birder and has my old pair of (surprisingly heavy!) binoculars. The Op/Tech Bino/Cam harness … Read more
Hi birders, At the risk of being accused of shameless self-promotion, Ruth and I are giving a talk at the Birds Australia (Victoria) meeting this Thursday evening on our 2010 Victorian Big Year. We had 12 months of incredible birding, we birded the length and breadth of Victoria and shared our experiences with loads of … Read more
Yes, seen this bloke before. It just beats me why anyone would want to carry all that junk – even bins are too much sometimes, and scopes, well they’re designed to stay in the car as much as possible. Tony