Description
The Bino Clamp is lightweight, low profile, simple and incredibly secure binocular to tripod adapter. It fits into a bino harness while installed and quickly and securely mounts to a tripod. Simply the best way to mount your binoculars to a tripod for stability while glassing!
- Weight: 0.5 oz
- Dovetail: Arca Swiss
- Fastener Material: Stainless Steel
- Clamp Material: Nylon
- Mounting Socket: 1/4-20 UNC
Sizing Information
- For detailed sizing information, please see our compatibility page.
- If your binoculars are not listed on the compatiabilty page, check out these sizing instructions.
Installation
- Check out the installation page for detailed information on installing your bino clamp.
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