BlackRapid Breathe Binocular Strap

Description

The lightweight, BlackRapid Binocular Breathe Strap is designed to allow a binocular or camera to be worn comfortably around the neck. It’s thin, moisture-wicking neck pad has two webbings that include eyelet cords which are compatible with most binocular or camera connection points that are intended for a strap.

The webbings are adjustable from 4.3 to 6.5″, are 1.0″ wide, and are securely attached to the neck pad with locking clips. These webbings can be detached and secured to a separately-available BlackRapid Double Breathe-series camera harness. A Double Breathe camera harness can then be used to carry two cameras, each one positioned upside-down along either the right or left hip, plus an additional binocular or third camera in front of one’s chest.

• Allows a connected binocular or camera to be positioned in front of one’s chest and worn comfortably around the neck
• 2 x 16″ moisture-wicking neck pad with 1.0″-wide webbings that are adjustable from 4.3 to 6.5″
• Eyelet cords on webbings are compatible with most binocular or camera connection points that are intended for a strap
• Webbings can be detached and secured to a separately-available BlackRapid Double Breathe-series camera harness
• A separately-available Double Breathe camera harness with BlackRapid Binocular Breathe webbings can be used to carry two cameras, each one positioned along either the right or left hip, plus an additional binocular or third camera in front of one’s chest
• Nylon pouch for storage and transport

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