Find the pack that fits your glass
Pick your binoculars below and we'll match them to the right pack — or enter your own measurements if your model isn't listed.
Bino Pack Finder
Measure with eyecups set the way you run them in the field. Length = eyecups to objective end · Width = widest point across · Depth = thickness at the tallest point on a flat surface.
Pack capacities at a glance
Internal dimensions each pack family accepts. Adjustable-lid packs (Kodiak Cub, Hybrid, Classic, Denali) flex up to ¾" taller for a snugger fit.
Good to know
Rangefinding binoculars
Most popular 8–10x rangefinding binos fit best in the Ravus, Ravus Flex, Classic, or Classic Max due to their thicker body design.
Roof vs. Porro prism
Roof prism binos (left) have straight, slim barrels in line with the eyepieces — this is what our packs are built for. Porro prism binos (right) step outward, making the objective lenses much wider than the eyepieces. Most Porro models need the Denali due to that extra width — some fit sideways. Not sure which you have? Contact us.
Max models & the pocket option
Kodiak Cub, Hybrid, and Alaska Classic each have a larger Max version with more internal room. Ravus and Ravus Flex don't have a Max model — their "Max" is just an add-on accessory pocket and doesn't change the internal dimensions above. Denali doesn't offer a Max option; it's already our largest pack.
Fit preference matters
Some hunters like a snug fit, others want quick access. Our recommendations balance protection, access, manufacturer specs, and thousands of customer fits — reach out if you're between sizes.