Eyeskey Binocular Straps for birding Neoprene Optic Straps | Loop Connectors | Field Repair Buckle | Lightweight | Adjustable Length Neck Straps for Binoculars Cameras (Type 4)

The 3/8 inch wide woven strap fit the binocular mounting slots and attachment and adjustment were both easy. The padded collar is nicely made and comfortable. The strap was for a 8/30 binoculars so a heavier binocular might cause the strap to be uncomfortable , as it isn't very wide. A good buy for my use and worth the price. I would recommend giving it a try.

Way to install. Very sturdy, comfortable on the neck

I had more hope than confidence when I purchased these through Amazon. However, I am especially pleased with the quality of the construction and the optics of these binoculars. Daylight performance is very good to excellent, with no noticeable distortion. Nighttime use is especially nice. Bright, clear image all the way out to the edges. The twist up/down eyecups are great but are somewhat modestly constructed. The detents on them are not quite as positive as you might expect on a $1,000 binocular - but these were $149! They're not super-light but the slight heaviness I notice helps in stabilization. The Eyeskeys have more than acceptable field-of-view, inter-pupillary adjustment, good focusing, and decent diopter adjustment. Case, strap, lens covers all good.For what I imagine most purchasers' needs will be (the military and intel communities can afford the best we pay for) you really need look no further for a surprisingly fine binocular in 8x56. My five stars reflect the intersection of the quality and fantastic affordability of this product.

I have a pair of $90 8x32 binoculars that are not great. Have to constantly fiddle with them to feel somewhat comfortable to my eyes. These Eyeskey 8x56 are amazing! First look sharp as a tack and comfortable to look through. Heavy, but it makes them feel like a quality build. Great eye relief so you can see the entire view without those dark areas swimming around the periphery. I would recommend them.

The neck strap that came with my binoculars was not comfortable. One of my friends suggested instead of using a neck strap, I should use one a chest holster. It was a mess. I was always in a tangle, so I was looking for a comfortable neck strap that wouldn's dig into my neck. I have only had the Eyeskey strap a short time, but it is easy to use and so far, very comfortable. I think it is the best choice for me.