First Look: SITKA Flash Optics Harness

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posted on August 9, 2024
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SITKA Flash Optics Harness Lead

SITKA has announced its new Flash Optics Harness, the company’s latest performance gear designed specifically for hunters. Building on the success of SITKA’s Mountain Optics Harness, the Flash Optics Harness is designed for complete modularity and seamless integration with existing whitetail hunting kits, offering unmatched comfort and organization in the field.

SITKA Flash Optics Harness front view on white background.

The new harness fits like a vest and can be quickly and easily taken on and off, even while wearing a treestand harness or a hood. With silent closures, minimal straps, and magnetic lids that have the ability to be stowed away for enhanced access, the new harness sets a standard for stealth and convenience.

“The Flash Optics Harness represents modularity and comfort for hunters,” said SITKA Marketing Director. “We have built an optics harness that integrates seamlessly with their existing SITKA Gear system and enhances their overall hunting experience with unmatched simplicity and silence.

SITKA Flash Optics Harness rangefinder attachment.

Key Features Include:
• On-off single attachment point allows for easy one-handed operation
• Structured back panel for vest-like fit
• Laser-cut holes bonded to air mesh create optimal breathability throughout the harness
• Designed for 8x and 10x binoculars up to 6.75 inches tall
• Includes ambidextrous rangefinder pouch with coiled tether
• Magnetic top lid on bino case and rangefinder pouch for silent use and easy access to optics
• Hypalon MOLLE webbing for accessory attachments on both sides of optics case as well as below harness
• One quick-release binocular tether, attachable to wearer’s left or right side
• Attachment point for Jetstream Insulated WS Muff under optics carrier
• Stretch mesh side and back pockets keep wind indicator and other tools close at hand
• Zippered back pocket
• Adjustable for optimum fit
• Patent-pending clips make bino case easily removable from harness
• Internal lens cloth
MSRP: $169.00

For more information, visit sitkagear.com.

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