Airframe Harness

Great Concept, But Quality Control Needs Improvement

Overall, I really like the concept and design. It's a clever, practical system, and I can see why so many people like it. The functionality is well thought out, and it works well in the field. However, for this price point, and especially for a product made in the USA, I expected better quality control and attention to detail. There are three things that really stand out: 1. The stitching inside the FOB pouch. This doesn't affect functionality, but when you open the pouch, the way the seams come together inside looks quite sloppy and unfinished. It gives off more of a small mom-and-pop shop vibe than a professionally manufactured premium product. 2. The bino retention cords constantly twist. Because the binocular attachment points rotate, the cords get twisted every single time I take the binoculars out and put them back into the pouch. I constantly have to untwist them by hand, which becomes annoying very quickly. A simple swivel connection would solve this problem and allow the cords to rotate freely without twisting. 3. The cord lengths are not even close to matching. I understand that small manufacturing tolerances happen, but one of my cords is nearly a full inch shorter than the other. As a result, one side is tight while the other hangs loose, which looks awkward and unprofessional. A one-inch difference is far too much for a premium product in this price range. I still like the overall design and idea, but the execution and quality control need improvement to justify the cost.

Love it! One of the better bino harnesses I’ve used. Comfortable over long periods as stand alone or under a heavy pack.

Lightweight and breathable. able to use it on all day blue line fishing hikes and never get overly hot from it