Celestron TrailSeeker Tripod, 18.9-70.5-inch Height, Black
Details
- BrandCelestron
- ColorBlack
- Compatible DevicesCamera
- Special FeatureLightweight
- MaterialAluminum
- Item Weight4 Pounds
Description
- About this item
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- Perfect support for a spotting scope, binocular, camera, or small telescope Sturdy aluminum tripod adjusts in height from 18.9-inch to 70.5-inch and includes a two-way fluid pan head with quick release plate The four-section legs can be set to three different angles and use quick and easy flip lever locks for length adjustment The center column can be extended when additional height is needed Comes with a tripod case and shoulder strap
Celestron TrailSeeker Tripod, 18.9-70.5-inch Height, Black
Specifications
| Number of leg sections | 4 |
| Head Type | Pan Heads |
| Features | Lightweight, Compact, Portable |
| Compatible Devices | Camera |
| Folded Size | 24 inches (l) [W] |
| Maximum Height | 70.5 Inches |
| Minimum Height | 70.5 Inches |
| Item Weight | 4 Pounds |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum, Rubber |
| Color | Black |
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Reviews
D**N
Ok tripod but scope can wobble
As described by the company. Only issue is that once the scope is attached via the plate there is more movement than I expected. I am still getting used to it as it’s my first scope but in the main I’m satisfied.
K**L
Good, but I should have bought another one
The problem is that you cannot arrest the tilting angle while panning the camera 360 degrees. There's only one pan/tilt tension knob which works fine, but when you pan the tilting angle doesn't stay stable. I needed a tripot for 360 panorama photo series (equirectangular projections) and for this I've definitely chosen the wrong tripod.
A**R
Trail seeker tri pod
I imagined it would be more sturdy there is movement if you touch the eye piece of the trail seeker 100 scope I purchased with it seems to heavy for the tri pod
A**R
Mounting/release mechanism broken and in pieces out of the box. Trash
The essential mechanism - mounting/quick release, completely broken out of the box. You can see it's fragile and made of cheap material, would probably break after a short use anyway. Cant imagine how it would hold my heavy Celestron 20x80 binoculars.
J**S
It does the job
Perfect for what I wanted
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