The Glasspak Pro is such a great deal. Quality build and it includes the range finder pouch. Initially, I wanted a Marsupial but I would've spent $70 more if I bought the the harness and range finder pouch separately.
It's been a while since I made that video but I don't remember thinking it was bulky at all. If your only using 10x42s I'm sure the small would be just fine
I think you are not being fair with the Eberlstock product concerning what it comes with. The entire Eberlestock line of products, including packs, is based on a modular system. You can customize what you want based on the mission of the outing.
You may not know this so I'll help if I can... The Eberlestock, along with almost every other popular binocular harness, does not come with a place to carry a rangefinder. This is because it is a system! It is made to use with the accessories that they sell for it. One of them is, of course, a rangefinder pouch. This is true of Marsupial, T&K, Kuiu, FHF, Stone Glacier, Mystery Ranch, Outdoor Vision, Eberlestock, and I am sure I am leaving some out. The point is, it is more unusual for a bino harness to come with a rangefinder pouch than it is for it to not come with one. That is a bonus for the Alaska Guide Creations, Vortex, and Badlands pack you tried in the video. But, every bino harness I listed that doesn't come with a rangefinder pouch, absolutely blows the badlands and vortex packs you showed out of the water and it isn't even close. That is why they are more expensive and you have to purchase a rangefinder pouch separately. Except for the Alaska Guide Creations. That one deserves to be in the same category as the Eberlestock and all the others I listed. I understand if price is an issue for you but in no way is the vortex or badlands even close to being on par with the other two. So in my opinion those were not even a fair comparison. I think you settled on the right one with the Eberlestock though so you came out good either way. Nice video man and good luck this year!
The one you choose has no range finder pouch and you said that was very important so your reasoning for picking the one you picked doesn’t make sense .
The Glasspak Pro is such a great deal. Quality build and it includes the range finder pouch. Initially, I wanted a Marsupial but I would've spent $70 more if I bought the the harness and range finder pouch separately.
I’m running the Vortex kaibab 15x56 binos and ended up going with the Marsupial and Kuiu packs. I’m really digging the no mag marsupial pack
That's good feedback. Thanks for commenting
Don’t want magnetic closure if you run a kestrel ballistic wind meter or run a compass.
The customer service vortex has is outta this world really hard to find.
Molle(molly) webbing, any military gear or anything that can attach to it will work.
Man after my own heart. You closed the video at your reloading bench.
@RoxVrod yes ultimately it is the best out there in my opinion
Molly webbing😂
Oh ha ha. Yeah that's right
Anyone know if my 10x50’s will fit in the small size? The 10x42’s drop in easily I see, but I’d want to keep the pack small as possible.
Try the Alaska guide creation Ravus and best part they are made in USA!!
Ok thanks! I'll check it out. I think I may have seen an add for it but yeah I don't know anything about that one.
Is that vortex harness the small or large size?
Large
@@NotchingTags does it seem overly bulky when you only have 10×42s in there?
It's been a while since I made that video but I don't remember thinking it was bulky at all. If your only using 10x42s I'm sure the small would be just fine
@@AustinV327I have the vortex great value for the money . I have the large and it is not bulky at all .
I think you are not being fair with the Eberlstock product concerning what it comes with. The entire Eberlestock line of products, including packs, is based on a modular system. You can customize what you want based on the mission of the outing.
Someone didn’t watch till the end. 🤣
You may not know this so I'll help if I can... The Eberlestock, along with almost every other popular binocular harness, does not come with a place to carry a rangefinder. This is because it is a system! It is made to use with the accessories that they sell for it. One of them is, of course, a rangefinder pouch. This is true of Marsupial, T&K, Kuiu, FHF, Stone Glacier, Mystery Ranch, Outdoor Vision, Eberlestock, and I am sure I am leaving some out. The point is, it is more unusual for a bino harness to come with a rangefinder pouch than it is for it to not come with one. That is a bonus for the Alaska Guide Creations, Vortex, and Badlands pack you tried in the video. But, every bino harness I listed that doesn't come with a rangefinder pouch, absolutely blows the badlands and vortex packs you showed out of the water and it isn't even close. That is why they are more expensive and you have to purchase a rangefinder pouch separately. Except for the Alaska Guide Creations. That one deserves to be in the same category as the Eberlestock and all the others I listed. I understand if price is an issue for you but in no way is the vortex or badlands even close to being on par with the other two. So in my opinion those were not even a fair comparison. I think you settled on the right one with the Eberlestock though so you came out good either way. Nice video man and good luck this year!
Yeah I understand your point. Thanks for your input and good luck to you too man!
The one you choose has no range finder pouch and you said that was very important so your reasoning for picking the one you picked doesn’t make sense .