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Fjallraven Lappland Bino Harness

Green

Sale price£140.00

COLOUR: Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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  • 100% recycled 500D polyamide with PU coating
  • 100% recycled 210D polyamide and recycled polyester lining
  • 2L capacity
  • 19 x 17 x 9cm
  • 560g
  • Fully adjustable harness for bulky winter clothing
  • Silent bino case with standard attachment webbing
  • Two detachable side pockets

Fjällräven built the Lappland Bino Harness around a silent front case, so binoculars can come out without announcing the fact to everything nearby. The harness adjusts over thick winter clothing, while two detachable side pockets let you strip it back when you need less storage. It measures nineteen by seventeen by nine centimetres and weighs 560g. Green is suitably inconspicuous, which is useful when the bird has already noticed you.

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