Orion 5376 Paragon-Plus Binocular Mount without Tripod

The Orion 5376 Binocular Mount is a specialized mount designed to hold heavy binoculars up to 80mm in order to eliminate arm strain and shakiness for viewing comfort. It is made of aluminum and weighs 15.6 pounds. It is compatible with any field or photography tripod (without pan head) that has a 1/4″ or 3/8″ threaded post. It also includes an L-adapter for attaching virtually any binocular equipped with a tripod adapter. The total dimensions of the product are 34 x 13 x 8 inches.

Expert Reviews

The Orion 5376 Binocular Mount is a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and sturdy mount for their binoculars. It is designed to hold heavy binoculars up to 80mm and is compatible with any field or photography tripod. It also includes a sliding counterweight for balancing the mounted binocular. Reviews from experts have been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising its sturdy construction and ease of use.

FAQ

Q: What is the weight of the Orion 5376 Binocular Mount?

A: The Orion 5376 Binocular Mount weighs 15.6 pounds.

Q: What is the minimum height of the Orion 5376 Binocular Mount?

A: The minimum height of the Orion 5376 Binocular Mount is 7 inches.

Q: Is the Orion 5376 Binocular Mount compatible with any field or photography tripod?

A: Yes, the Orion 5376 Binocular Mount is compatible with any field or photography tripod (without pan head) that has a 1/4″ or 3/8″ threaded post.

Pros and Cons

Pros
– Sturdy construction
– Compatible with any field or photography tripod
– Includes a sliding counterweight for balancing the mounted binocular
– Includes an L-adapter for attaching virtually any binocular equipped with a tripod adapter

Cons
– Heavy weight (15.6 pounds)
– Minimum height of 7 inches

Customer Reviews

The Orion 5376 Binocular Mount has received an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars from 132 customer reviews. Customers have praised its sturdy construction and ease of use. Many have also noted that it is a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and sturdy mount for their binoculars.