So at a match this past weekend, a big wind gust blew over a ton of tripods, mine included. Broke an eyepiece is all, so it'll be fine. Has me thinking it would be nice to have some sort of cap you could slip over the top of your binos/RF or whatever while you are shooting a stage or away from your set up. Coletac makes the "shower cap" which would be about perfect if it had a layer of padding to protect from tip overs. Anybody have any ideas or something I'm missing?
I started hanging my backpack from the center hook. If it’s Wyoming windy, I’ll hang my pack and also dip (shorten) the windward leg a smidge.
I shot the same match, but I've been here before having shot Hornady for four years in a row.
Hang your Gamechanger or backpack from the hook, or lay it down when you aren't there to hang onto it.
Hang your Gamechanger or backpack from the hook, or lay it down when you aren't there to hang onto it.
I started hanging my GameChanger from it, and should do the backpack. I just think some sort of a padded cap with a cinch would be handy to throw on top for when laying it down or moving from stage to stage.
Like this, but with a bit of padding. Waterproof would be a bonus.
Shower Cap | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear
Buy Shower Cap from Cole-TAC | Keep your optics and lasers clean and dry with this optics cover | Made from water resistant, lightweight material | Durable
www.cole-tac.com You're already carrying your pack. Just hang out for ballast, or drop it down.
I started hanging my GameChanger from it, and should do the backpack. I just think some sort of a padded cap with a cinch would be handy to throw on top for when laying it down or moving from stage to stage.
Like this, but with a bit of padding. Waterproof would be a bonus.
Shower Cap | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear
Buy Shower Cap from Cole-TAC | Keep your optics and lasers clean and dry with this optics cover | Made from water resistant, lightweight material | Durable
I bought one of those shower caps. I don't use it.
You reach a point where you stop babying your gear. Treat it as best you can, but at some point, it has to be up to the task.
Obviously I don't lay it down on the lenses, but armored binos can touch the ground.
Here's a pic from the match Saturday so you know where our OP is coming from. Raining and high winds. Cheap gear doesn't survive.
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