VENANDI BINO PACK HOLSTERS: BUILT FOR HUNTERS WHO DEMAND MORE | 🎙️ EP. 128 episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 9, 2026 · 39 MIN

VENANDI BINO PACK HOLSTERS: BUILT FOR HUNTERS WHO DEMAND MORE | 🎙️ EP. 128

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Venandi Holsters crafts precision-fit, purpose-built bino pack holsters and gear carriers designed for hunters and outdoor professionals. Their innovative bino harness holsters and firearm solutions combine secure retention, rugged construction, and streamlined accessibility — giving you reliable carry and quick access whether you’re glassing ridges or moving through rough country. Use code BACKBONE for 10% off: https://www.venandiholsters.com/?ref=BACKBONE   In this episode of Backbone Unlimited, host Matt Hartsky interviews Brian Wortman, the founder of Venandi Holsters. They discuss the importance of functional and simple gear for backcountry hunting, Brian's military and law enforcement background, and how it shaped his approach to holster design. The conversation covers the unique features of Venandi Holsters, safety concerns in the field, and the significance of testing gear before heading out on hunts. Brian shares customer stories that highlight the effectiveness of his products and emphasizes the importance of American-made craftsmanship.

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