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Marsupial makes a nice one that is modular. Eberlestock has one out that is also modular and can be configured any way you need it.
I have the Alaskan Guide Creations KISS. it's perfect for what I wanted.
Marsupial gear, the non magnetic version so it doesn’t interfere with your kestrel.
Most of the bino harnesses require a separate LRF pouch. The few that don't require the additional pouch aren't going to save you anything in terms of size. Alaskan Guide has big enough sizes to fit binos and LRF (but it's not exactly small & compact), Sitka has additional pouches incorporated on the side as does the Muley Freak game changer harness. Something like an FHF or Marsupial will require an additional pouch, but you can select the bino compartment and LRF pouch that fit your specific gear.
Give a call over to Attack Pak and ask about the chest rig they made for me, it is wide enough to fit both, and works both with a pack and w/o a pack, but they don't have it listed on their website....
Quick-Close Bino Pack | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear
The Quick-Close Bino Pack represents the next generation of lightweight, ergonomic, and durable hunting and spotting gear from Cole-TAC. An improved magnetic “zipper” makes it easy to retrieve your binos quickly and silently, while this product’s slimline construction reduces bulk and weight...
www.cole-tac.com I just went from the badlands to the AGC Ravus. It checks all the boxes for me
Alaska guide creations Denali rig. Life changing for me. I pack a Leica 8 x 56 3200 so I don’t bring an extra range finder, but the front pocket is made for that purpose.
For me having car keys, cell phone, maybe pocket knife up front on my chest rig is very useful. Other guys might have a different need.
They also have a really good bino tether system. Just enough leeway and stretch to move them without having them hit the ground or go wild if you decide to leave them outside the rig.
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For me having car keys, cell phone, maybe pocket knife up front on my chest rig is very useful. Other guys might have a different need.
They also have a really good bino tether system. Just enough leeway and stretch to move them without having them hit the ground or go wild if you decide to leave them outside the rig.
Denali - Gen L
*NOTE* - All Denali Packs now come with the Gen L Upgrades ** Gen L Upgrades: Jaret developed the first bino pack 50 years ago while guiding in Alaska. While we strongly believe that if it’s not broke, don’t fix it, we also believe that through continuing innovation we can improve our designs...
alaskaguidecreations.com 
I also just picked up the Sitka harness. I wasn't my top choice but I found it in-stock locally. It fits my geovid pros and I'll probably run one of the pouches on the left side. The straps are smaller as their ment to be run under your main pack straps. So far they haven't bothered me. I really wanted the kuiu then add the hydration bladder for half day hikes.
I have a T&K bino rig and their range finder pouch. I like it. It does close with magnets if that's a concern.
You could fit both into a Hill People Gear kit bag no problem. I put my 10x42 Razors and my LRF in mine all the time.
Was just going to say this. If your binos are too large for their chest rig they also have an additional bino pack that attaches onto the front of certain chest rigs they sell.
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