The concept is simple: Modular Systems with functional and ultra-capable features. Modular isn’t just a word we throw around—it serves as the foundation for an uncompromised standard of performance.
EMOD defies boundaries - inviting the highest quality packs, pouches, and accessories to integrate into one efficient system. EMOD offers solutions, possibilities, and quality – guaranteed.
The Recon Modular Harness System is a low-profile, quiet, modular optics harness and accessories system designed to adapt to any hunt, mission or adventure.
The Recon Rangefinder Pouch is designed to fit most range-finders on the market. It features a magnetic front opening lid that keeps dust and debris away from the glass. A bungee lanyard attaches to your device so you can easily drop your rangefinder without worrying about breaking or losing your device.
The thought that went into this design really shows! It is the best on the market for comfort, use, adaptability, and durability. I expect this pack to last a long time and be a pivotal piece of gear for many great hunts!
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Matthew C.
Great product fits my vortex perfectly
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Eric T. (California)
Functional but not perfect
Overall functional, I found the flap does not stay magnetically open like it should, and the flap closes constantly which gets in the way if your needed to check ranges quickly. Also a larger range finder may be tight.
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Bruce L. (New Mexico)
Best Bino Harness will be building a full frame pack in the future
Eberlestock really thought of all the features this bino harness was able to full support both my muzzle loader and archery hunts
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Adam H. (Pennsylvania)
I love it
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Kevin M. (Missouri)
Recon rangefinder pouch
Just one more Eberlestock purchase that I'm perfectly happy with. I recently broke my shoulder in an atv accident and was forced to put my compound bow aside and pick up a crossbow for the first time ever. To my surprise, the rangefinder pouch's attachment location on my Recon bino harness still enables me to use my rangefinder with relative ease even with my arm in a sling.
