LT2 Bino Harness
I absolutely love the harness, it has a bunch of storage and is super quiet.
Bino harness comparison
Badlands Bino XR Pro vs. Lone Trail LT2
Both put binos and a rangefinder on your chest with magnetic access. The real choice is an integrated premium chassis versus a simpler modular system, and $114.99 of price difference.
Bino XR Pro $189.99 · LT2 $75
Competitor prices checked 2026-08-29 (Badlands).
- Ships in 24 hours
- Free shipping over $20
- 30-day free returns
- Lifetime warranty
Magnet notice: This product contains magnets. Keep away from pacemakers and other magnet-sensitive medical devices. Magnets can also affect compasses at close range.
Read this first
Quick verdict.
Buy Badlands if:
- You strongly prefer a built-in, dedicated rangefinder compartment.
- The Badlands unconditional warranty matters materially to you.
- You like its integrated side-wing ecosystem and its camo choices.
Buy LT2 if:
- You prefer removable, repositionable rangefinder and utility pouches.
- Open MOLLE matters.
- You want the simpler $75 system.
- The StealthStalk exterior is a priority.
Comparison
Side by side.
| Badlands Bino XR Pro | Lone Trail LT2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $189.99 | $75 |
| Rangefinder storage | Separate built-in rangefinder compartment with its own magnetic closure | Removable magnetic pouch on MOLLE, included |
| Closures | Zip-No magnetic closures, one-handed; a stay-open magnet holds the lid down | Upgraded quiet magnets |
| Tethers | Not published | Anchors built in; tether set optional, $15 |
| Exterior | Not published | StealthStalk over 500D Cordura |
| Accessory attachment | Side-wing attachment points plus bottom loops for SWAP add-ons | Standard MOLLE, bottom and both sides |
| Dimensions | 6.25" x 5" x 3" | 8" W x 8.5" H x 4" D case, pouches excluded |
| Weight | 1.12 lb | 1.10 lb |
| Warranty | Unconditional lifetime: if you break it, Badlands fixes or replaces it | Lifetime, manufacturing defects |
Badlands facts from badlandsgear.com →. Competitor prices checked 2026-08-29 (Badlands).
The centerpiece
Integrated versus modular rangefinder storage.
Badlands
The rangefinder lives in a dedicated built-in compartment. Always in the same place, always tethered, part of the chassis. You cannot move it and you cannot leave it at home.
Lone Trail
The rangefinder pouch is removable, replaceable and positionable on MOLLE. Run it left or right, swap it for the larger Universal pouch, or take it off for a rifle hunt where you do not carry one.
Neither is universally better. If you want the rangefinder built into the chassis, that is Badlands. If you want to decide where it rides, that is the LT2.
A lot of the Badlands searches say bowhunting
Which is better for bowhunting?
| Badlands Bino XR Pro | Lone Trail LT2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Chest depth | 6.25" x 5" x 3" | 4" case depth, pouches excluded |
| Full-draw clearance | Verify with your own bow | Verify with your own bow |
| Rangefinder access | Built-in compartment | Side pouch, either side, one hand |
| Exterior noise | Not published | StealthStalk brushed exterior |
| Tether routing | Not published | Optional tether set, routed where you want it |
We do not declare a winner on string clearance. Any chest pack has to be adjusted high and tight and checked at full draw with your own bow, clothing and loadout. Our bowhunting page shows the LT harness at full draw.
The Badlands advantage
Warranty, honestly.
Badlands publishes an unconditional lifetime warranty. That is broader than Lone Trail's lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, and you should know it going in. What Lone Trail adds is 30-day free returns: try the LT2 at home with your glass, and send it back on our dime if it is not right. Read both: Badlands → and Lone Trail.
The Lone Trail case
Where the LT2 wins.
- 01Rangefinder pouch and utility pouch included
- 02StealthStalk quiet exterior over 500D Cordura
- 03Standard MOLLE, bottom and both sides, any brand's pouches
- 04$75 for the complete core kit
- 0530-day free returns, lifetime warranty on defects
Quiet, one-hand access
Upgraded magnets hold the lid; it flips away from your body.
Both pouches in the box
Rangefinder pouch and utility pouch, removable, on the MOLLE.
StealthStalk exterior
Brushed fabric over 500D Cordura that stays quiet against brush.
Reviews
From hunters running the LT2 and the LT1 platform.
I took a chance on this product as I couldn't find many reviews. So therefore I'll leave my review in hopes it helps someone else. This is well worth the price and it fits my Vortex 10x42 and lots of room to spare. The material is soft and surprisingly supple. I'm a big guy and it fits with room to spare. ...
Solid
Good quality. I just got done crawling through some of Colorados roughest terrain for a week while wearing this. It’s held up strong. I like the magnets instead of buttons or Velcro.
Great deal!!
My option the quality is comparable to other bino harness that cost 4 times the amount.
Shown as written and labeled with the harness they were left on. The LT1 and LT2 share the same chest pack, straps and magnetic access.
If you want the Badlands chassis, buy the Badlands. If you want the core bino + rangefinder system for $75, buy the LT2.
Quiet magnetic access, rangefinder pouch and utility pouch included, standard MOLLE, lifetime warranty.
- Ships in 24 hours
- Free shipping over $20
- 30-day free returns
- Lifetime warranty
Magnet notice: This product contains magnets. Keep away from pacemakers and other magnet-sensitive medical devices. Magnets can also affect compasses at close range.
Still want it? See the Bino XR Pro at Badlands →