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Blue Fireball Binocular Tripod L Adapter - Heavy Duty # B-01

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Brand Blue Fireball
Part Number B-01
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Blue Fireball's heavy duty Binocular-to-Tripod L Adapter is perfect for mounting any size binocular with 1/4-20 threading to a 1/4-20 tripod head found on photo and telescope tripods. The L-bracket is made of black anodized aluminum (unlike the cheaper plastic ones you may see on the market).

It features two mounting holes (spaced 16mm / 0.63" apart) so that you can adjust the position of the bracket/binocular on your tripod for better balancing. The height of the adapter is approximately 108mm / 4.25" and the length of the shorter horizontal base is 49mm / 1.93".

The width of this adapter is 1.18" (30 mm), so please ensure that the intra-ocular distance of your binoculars is greater than this when you use them.

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4.9 (Based on 8 Reviews) 100% of reviewers recommended this product.
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      Review by david m.
      1499416824
      Jul 7, 2017

      5.0 Works great

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      not much to say, easy to use and holds my 10-22 x 50 bino's. Works great

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      Review by Marc S.
      1494381027
      May 9, 2017

      4.0 Solid

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      Manufacturing looks clean, no burrs or tool marks. Threads are neat and smooth and the part is good and stiff.

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      Review by Eric T.
      1489731920
      Mar 16, 2017

      5.0 Solid and sturdy

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      Absolutely bosses Skymaster 15 x 70s on tripod. Have no doubt this'll manhandle any large binocular thrown at it.

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      Review by Mike G of Oberlin, OH.
      1454630400
      Feb 4, 2016

      5.0 Strong, silent type

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      Strong Construction

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      A great product at a great price! Used with my 20x60 Tascos and 10x70 Fujis. The Fujis are quite heavy and this mount has no problems with the weight. The knob is easy to use in the dark and with lightweight gloves. Well designed!

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      Review by astrorick of Brunswick, GA.
      1453593600
      Jan 23, 2016

      5.0 Blue Fireball bino tripod adaptor, heavy duty review

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      Lightweight,Compact,Strong Construction

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      This binocular tripod ''L'' adapter is built very sturdy, much better than a similar one from another vendor. It tightens down solidly against the binocular with use of the big knurled knob and holds steady for amazing viewing either on land or in the sky. A must have for all your binocular viewing needs, especially if bino is rather heavy. I am very well pleased.

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      Review by Mike in Kentucky of Frankfort, KY.
      1354665600
      Dec 4, 2012

      5.0 The only way to go for bino mounting

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      Strong Construction

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      The thick metal construction of this L-bracket makes it far more suitable for mounting binoculars on a tripod than the plastic brackets which often come with binoculars. And Agena's price makes it a VERY good value!

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      Review by Steverino... of Pasadena, California.
      1245456000
      Jun 19, 2009

      5.0 Just What I Wanted...

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      Accurate,Strong Construction,Compact

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      The item does exactly what I want it to do... Performs as expected...

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      Review by re2nr of Macon GA.
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      May 26, 2009

      5.0 Perfect Match

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      Strong Construction

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      I ordered a very large set of Binoculars from a rewards catalog. Zoom advertized that you could see the craters on the moon. I can now that I have ordered this bracket and mounted them on a tri-pod. Extremely stable. Exactly what I needed.

      Bottom Line: Would you recommend this item? Yes
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