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Nikon Travelite EX 10x25 CF - why the third strap mounting point? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter pshute
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The mounting points aren't really in a good spot anyway, should be further towards the side of each barrel. As they are, the binoculars hang at a 45 degree angle, so the ends dig into your chest. The longer you have the straps, the more they dig in.
My Nikon Monarch 8x42s hang at a 20 degree angle, but I've never noticed them digging in. Maybe being longer helps them sit flat.
My Nikon Monarch 8x42s hang at a 20 degree angle, but I've never noticed them digging in. Maybe being longer helps them sit flat.
