Binocular Pack by Marsupial Gear

Outfitter Services March 13, 2023
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If you’re an outdoor enthusiast looking for a reliable and practical binocular pack, I highly recommend the Marsupial Gear Binocular Pack. As a professional guide in Alaska, I need quick one-handed access to my optics, and this pack delivers just that. The neodymium magnets securely hold the front lid out of the way, making it easy to cradle your binoculars in the open pouch. The quick disconnect, and removable safety straps also keep your binoculars safe and secure, while the front zippered pocket and two elastic side pouches provide ample storage for all your essential items.

One of my favorite features of this binocular pack is how quiet it is when sliding binoculars in and out. The super durable fleece lining ensures that it is virtually silent, making it perfect for cold weather and tree stand hunting use. The elastic side pockets and rear cell phone pocket are also very useful, providing additional storage space for your calls, wind checker, and lens cloth.

What’s more, the Marsupial Gear Binocular Pack is made in America, so you can be assured of its quality and durability. The pack comes in two sizes, small and medium, to fit binoculars of different sizes, ranging from 8×42 to 12×50.

Overall, I have been using this binocular pack for two years now and have zero complaints about it. It does what it promises and is an essential piece of gear for any hunter or outdoor enthusiast. So if you’re looking for a reliable and practical binocular pack, I highly recommend giving the Marsupial Gear Binocular Pack a try.

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Categories: Binocular Accessories, Hunting Optics
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