NEW VIEW HUNTING - Fanny Waist Pack - Bino Harness Chest Pack 

They make some awesome gear for hunters, that is for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Aaron, it sure is really thought out. Like I showed, plenty of pockets to put just about anything you would want to carry with you on a hunt. You can take your favorite pair of binoculars, or detach the binocular case and just take the fanny pack and harness, or even take the harness off and just wear the fanny pack. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Dan. I am really impressed and I am not just saying that. Back in my younger years I use to use a fanny pack, but it didn't have a harness, and it would ride down over my hips. Hated that, then started using back packs. I have even figured I can use this even though I film hunts. I could put my Cannon and GroPro in a pocket, other stuff like grunt tube, doe bleat can, a snack, a water bottle, etc in the other pockets and then put the tripod for the camera on top of the bag and use the two bungees that are on top to secure the tripod. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

It really is, Jason. I was amazed at all the pockets and the different configurations for wearing it. You could just use the fanny pack, you could add the harness to help support the fanny pack, and lastly, you can add the bino case and have a complete setup. Then there is the capability of carrying your rifle, shotgun, and New View even says bow on their website. Not to sure about the bow, but a rifle and shotgun yes. It is very versatile setup. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Thank you New View Hunting for sending this for me to review. Yes, it would be nice for the strap to be pulled to secure it to you. I wouldn't change anything as it is setup now, but if a buckle could be placed on the padded shoulder strap, and the strap that clips to the "D" ring could go up to the buckle so you could pull on it to snug it up. Then for taking the pack and harness off just unhook the buckle. Something similar to the backpacks. I hope I am making it clear, I do better showing or drawing it out than typing how I think it should be. Love this fanny pack, awesome setup. Jerod is going to be jealous that I got one. LOL Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

It sure is, Todd. A lot of configurations on wearing it, all kinds of pockets for gear. Even figured out that I could carry my camera equipment in one pocket and the tripod on top of the pack under the bungee cords that are on top. Appreciate you watching and commenting. More videos to come, and happy Father's Day to you, a day late. Juddie

Thanks! It is a versatile pack for sure. I like that it has the harness to help support the pack. Back in my younger years and wearing fanny packs they always rode down over my hind end. I would pull up cinch the belt, and after a little more walking down it would go again. Having the choice of attaching the bino case to the harness and pack is a great addition to a fanny pack. Yes, New View does have a variety of packs for any situation. Honestly, they are the first company that I have really seen that does listen and does try and accommodate the hunters. I know that can't please everyone, but when possible they look at the request and if feasible, they will try and implement it into their products. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Marty, it is one of the best fanny packs I have seen. Back when I use to use one, I hated that the belt always seemed to loosen up and the pack rode way low across my behind. I would cinch up the belt and it would work loose again. With this having the harness that makes it awesome for sure!! Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

It sure is, Dan. I really like it and I know I will use it. It will be those days when it is a short hunt and I don't have to take everything with me. The two bungees on top of the bag would be good for carrying a tripod on the fanny pack, and the camera could go in any of the big pockets. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Randy. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

There sure are, Jr. I couldn't believe all the pockets they got into the the pack. Absolutely, there is a place and time to use this rig for sure. Heck, I just realized, if I am going lite, and not wanting to wear the backpack, I could take this, put my Cannon camera and GoPro in one pocket, and the tripod could be place on top of the back and those two bungee's that are on top that I couldn't figure out what they were for could hold my tripod down on the pack. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Thank you and appreciate you watching and commenting. Juddie

It surely is. Pockets everywhere for just about anything. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Steve. I was really impressed with the pack. When I started hunting in 1982, I just filled my pockets on my jacket, and pants with stuff to stay out in the woods all day. Then after a few years I went to a fanny pack. Of course, like I said in the video they were generally just one large pocket. Then started using backpacks and that was well before J & J TOA, and have been using them ever since. But I see a future for this fanny pack. It does seem that way, Steve. I get home, and there is a box on the front porch from UPS, or while I am at work, the mailman that delivers my mail also delivers here at the office, and he will drop off a package. Especially if it is to big for my box, saves him the trouble of having to get out of his vehicle to put on the porch. I just never know when something is going to show up. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

We have a close working relationship with New View Hunting. As I have mentioned they have been sending us stuff to review for over a year and a half now. They even wanted to sponsor the channel, and we humbly declined that offer. We told them that in our about part of the channel, well that tab or button is gone, now it is under the RU-vid name, it is our description of the channel. We say that we are not sponsored by anyone, that way, we are not obligated to always say good stuff about someones product. New View Hunting understood that and appreciated that. I was shocked that on their webpage, they list the channel and have my picture, and then on some of their stuff on their webpage and even their Amazon store you will see some of our review videos or pictures as well. That is the first and I honestly think the only company that has done that for us. Juddie

This would make a good first aid bag for sure with all the pockets it has. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

It is a nice one, Brian. It was well thought out for sure. I just realized a little while ago, that on a short hunt and not taking a lot of camera gear, I could use this and film. I could put the Cannon in one bag, and the tripod could rest on top where the two bungee cords are that I couldn't actually figure out what they were for. This this in so versatile. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Cornbread, I use to use a fanny pack many years ago. I think about the time I started taking Jerod hunting, I went to a backpack, he would have been 13 years old then. So, for about 20 some years now I have been using a backpack. This thing though, I can't believe it compared to the fanny packs I used to have!! Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie

Thanks, Cornbread. I never thought about a flashlight, but you are absolutely right!! Now come on Cornbread, didn't you see me hold it up after removing the harness, I hadn't even adjusted the belt yet, I think you could fit two of me in that thing. When I put it on, I had adjusted the waist strap to fit me. It will fit a large person my friend. Thanks for watching and commenting. Juddie