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                         We think simple is better
We also think our new Long Grass Binocular Leather Binocular Strap is the most versatile binocular strap available. We make
this claim because the Long Grass strap keeps your binoculars out of the way yet instantly available whether you are sitting,
walking, crawling, or even running. This can all be done without binocular bounce. The strap will not interfere with your gun
mount. There is no neck strain or fatigue. Your binoculars go on and off as quick as your rifle sling so adding or removing
clothes is no longer a problem. No other binocular carry method can honestly make these claims.

                

                          How it Works

The Long Grass Leather Binocular Strap is made to ride:

• over your shoulder,
• across the body,
• with the binoculars resting on your hip    

This age old carry method transfers the weight to the torso instead of the neck. 

• There are several benefits to you by wearing your binoculars in this manner:
• by wearing the strap diagonally across the body, the weight is spread across your entire torso rather than  focusing it on your neck or shoulders
• the binoculars will stay in place because they are carried at the waist/hip level; your body’s natural pivot point    which is your point of minimum body movement whether walking, crawling, or running
• you carry the binoculars lower which maintains your center of gravity and, consequently, your balance
• There is no elastic or neoprene stretching and rebounding. Both hands remain free to hold your rifle or for any other needed task.

To bring your binoculars into viewing position simply grasp the binoculars and slide them into position. The leather
strap edges are contoured to facilitate sliding.

If you are viewing for long period you will not be fatigued by fighting against elastic straps.

When running your binoculars are stabilized by simply keeping your arm over the strap and against your side.

When stalking, where you are often in a “bowing” position, slide the strap so the binoculars will ride in the small of your back.
This is also the preferred position for high or low crawling.

If you must low crawl the binoculars are protected – not so with a chest harness which will drag them through the dirt.

Need to add or remove a layer of clothing? The Long Grass strap slips on and off over your head easily and quickly. There are no
confusing straps to thread your arms through.