Binocular Tripod Adapter Quick Release 1/4-20Inch Threading Detachable Mount for 8x32 8x36 8x40 8x42 10x50 12x60 15x60 15x70 20x80 25x70 Binocular...

Excellent fit and very easy to install, it is made of quality material and keeps my binos stable when glassing

On vortex 10x50 diamond back HD you lose the ability to have the oem lens covers that attach behind the hardware. I just purchased other rubber covers here on ZeeBooth that work better than the vortex. The mount itself is great . Raises up the binos a good distance and doesn't interfere with use at all. Great item would purchase again.

This is a great bino adapter for a tripod. I used it with my Vortex Diamondback 10x42s and I use it with my upgraded Maven B.6 12x50 binos. It works great. I used the Vortex brand adapter before and I hated it because trying to screw it into the binos between the objective lenses were a pain. I really like this adapter because the piece that goes into the bino goes in once and I just leave it there. Then I can slide that piece into the tripod adapter quickly. The one "con" I have found with this adapter is that even when the top screw is tightened all the way to lock the bino piece into the tripod adapter, the binos will still easily wiggle horizontally. I kind of like this because it allows me to level out my binos easily if the tripod isn't perfectly level.. However it's a little TOO loose and I'd like to be able to see it be a little more snug so I can adjust the level but not have it floppy around with every little movement. Overall for the cost, a great tripod adapter mount. I bought one for my dad as well and he really likes it.

Fit my Steiner binoculars well, but threads were a touch too long and would continue to loosen up. Had a package of old rubber washers that fit the bill. Drilled out the center to fit the stud and trimmed the outside down to size. Works great! No more loosening up on its own and saved a ton of money over a named brand unit. Solid as a rock! I highly recommend this quick attach mount system for your optics. Cant wait to use this setup on my upcoming Montana Elk hunt.

I picked this up for around $17 and, for the price, it can't be beat. For reference I also own an outdoorsman mount, which this copies to a certain degree. The fit and finish and general operation isn't at the same level as the outdoorsman mount, but for the price difference it's hard to argue against picking this up. It's plenty sturdy and fairly lightweight. It doesn't hold the optics in place as securely when the screw isn't tightened down but as long as you take a little care during that step, they are plenty secure once mounted. I added a small arca plate I had laying around to the bottom so I can quickly mount it to any of my tripod heads. My one caveat is that if you have a narrow interpupillary distance or large barreled binoculars it may be a problem. My binocular barrels hit the center post of the mount, preventing them from going to their narrowest distance. For most people it won't be an issue, but if you fall into the narrow face or large binocular category this may not be the best option for you. Otherwise, it's a fantastic value. I wanted a backup mount as my son is getting older and will be going on his first deer hunt this year. It will be nice for him to be able to use my old tripod and binoculars with this mount so I don't have to give up my setup for glassing sessions.