Binocular holder for on your belt
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This is a clip-on belt holder for binoculars with barrel diameter under 55mm. I use it for my Nikon 8x42 Prostaff P7
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As is visible on the photos, I used this bino holder in the field for nearly a year now and it is holding up really well.
I use the JJC camera belt for my wildlife photography, and I did not want the extra strap around my neck. So I designed this clip to hold my bino ready for use but to keep my hands free.
I use the fat lip but it is tight to prevent it coming out of the belt. I made a smaller lip for those who want to remove it more easily. You could use it on all sorts of belts or even the top of your jeans.
I own Nikon Prostaff P7 8x42 and 8x42 and 8x30 and it works fine for these. I also used it for the Nikon Monarch M7 8x42 without issues.
One word of warning, do not try to get in a car with this in your belt with bino in it. Mine got stuck when I did this and it broke. So remove it before getting in your car! I did make the clip a bit thicker after this but still you should not drive when this is on your belt anyway.
I printed mine, and for a friend, in ASA with 0.2mm layer height and without supports. The model should be upright on the bed. Do use something better them PLA because it is too hard and brittle.