Alternative Avalanche Beacon Harness/Strap Option?

Over the last decade, I have grown to hate my DTS avalanche beacon strap-to-body system. It really is annoying as it goes over the neck on one side and doesn't want to stay stable on my body...

I am thinking of some kind of an chest harness alternative?!?

Does anyone have any alternative ideas? Preferably something I could buy?

Thanks! Praise Ullr!

Matt

Duct Tape!

Some people girth hitch the leash to a burly belt loop and zip the beacon into a dedicated pants pocket. I've been trying that out this season; it's more comfortable and efficient than the chest harness. Unless I discover countervailing evidence, I'm probably going to continue to do so.

The only apparent downside is the loss of the utility of a good pocket.

Do the ones with motion/heart monitoring (Mammut) care where they're mounted ?- not able to test this personally..  Am inclined to keep it plastered right between my nipples till I know otherwise.  If you're good with your mark, you'll also be closer to my airway.

That said, I throw it in my pants pocket, too, maybe half the time, which does seem more comfy and quicker to launch - which is the other half of the point.  And this way, you don't get caught up in that lift line / lunch counter poser shit on those sidecountry days.. 

For sure on the front pocket. Eddie Bauer First Ascent and Outdoor Research make pockets in some of their pants for your beacon with a fob inside the pocket to connect the beacon to so you don't have to loop it on your belt. I like it since I keep my phone in my jacket's chest pocket and that leaves a lot of room between the two for any interference. It's also so much more comfortable snug in a pocket.