Packing binoculars instead of a spotting scope can shave pounds off your kit, helping you crest more ridges without sapping your energy. And now, you can avoid the shakiness of free-hand glassing by quickly and easily locking down your binos to your tripod. Upgrade your loadout with the Quick Stem binocular tripod adapter, and finally, see what you’ve been missing. The Quick Stem’s Arca-Swiss compatible base secures your binoculars to any Leupold tripod, while its quick-release button detaches them for safe storage once you’re ready to move. Made from tough and dependable aircraft-grade aluminum, this adapter will easily handle the abuse of tracking animals over rugged terrain. Specifications for Leupold Quick Stem Binocular Tripod Adapter: Manufacturer: Leupold Color: Black Fabric/Material: Aluminum Length: 1.49 in Width: 1.49 in Height: 4.5 in Weight: 2.8 oz Features of Leupold Quick Stem Binocular Tripod Adapter The lightweight, slim design makes tossing it in your pack easy even when space is at a premium. The Quick-release button detaches your binoculars fast so you can safely store them in your harness. The tough and dependable 6061-T6 aluminum body stands up to abuse without losing tension. The Arca-Swiss compatible base secures your binoculars to any Leupold tripod with no adapter plate needed. The bottom of the adapter has a threaded 1/4-20 for use with any tripod plate that is not arca-swiss. The included universal stud fastens to any binoculars and adds additional security to the quick-release system. Package Contents: Leupold Quick Stem Binocular Tripod Adapter
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Big Al –
A solid well built gizmo. Definitely one of the better stems I’ve used. Only thing I don’t find to be superior is the top screw knob used to hold the binos from pivoting. It doesn’t seem to have high clamping power to keep it from tilting, it’s good, but not outstanding. At the end of the day it wouldn’t affect usability at all. It’s sturdy and won’t break I’m sure of that.