For those of you who like a more sealed system, this is the pack for you. Years of feedback and testing have led to the design and creation of our Enclosed Binocular Pack. Utilizing state-of-the-art fabrics and features, the Enclosed Binocular Pack offers the same one-handed operation Marsupial Gear is known for. This pack uses our trademark front folding magnetic lid design but adds another layer of protection Compared to the Standard Binocular Pack. Taller sidewalls and overlapping wings fully seal and protect your binoculars from the elements. MOLLE webbing on the bottom of the pack offers additional accessory attachment points. The durable stretch fabric offers more storage in the front and side pockets. Our modular design allows you to customize your bino harness with a wide array of accessories. Features: Complete containment design to protect from outside elements Secures closed with magnets at the top of the pack Stays open with magnets at the bottom of the pack Durable fleece liner for silent operation Stretch side pockets Rear mesh Pocket Stretch front zippered pocket MOLLE attachment on the bottom of the pack Includes padded mesh harness with removable safety tethers Weight: Small -14oz Medium - 14.5oz Large -15.5oz Internal Dimensions: (Please refer to the size guide for best fitment) Small - 5.75" W x 2.75" D x MAX HEIGHT OF 6.7" Medium - 5.75" W x 2.75" D x MAX HEIGHT OF 7.75" Large - 6.25" W x 3.25" D x MAX HEIGHT 8.75" Please Note: This chest pack ships with our standard size harness, which fits up to a 54-inch chest. If you need an XL Harness, please include this in the order notes at check out. Then email [email protected] with your order number to confirm that our shipping team received the note. Unless you complete both steps the order will ship with our standard-size harness. Warning: This Product Contains Magnets. Do not use with a pacemaker or any other similar medical device. Warning: This Product Contains Magnets. This may interfere with a compass or digital compass in close proximity! Extend your arm out or set digital compass to true north to avoid interference with compass needle.
