Ideal for optics of all kinds, plus DSLRs and video cameras, the Carson TriForce TF-300 Tripod Pan Headprovides a highly portable yet stable platform for observation, photography, or digiscoping. With a payload capacity of 6.6 pounds, but with a maximum height of 63 inches, the tripod comes with a 3-way pan/tilt head that rotates a full 360°, and tilts through a broad 165° range with a lock to secure it in the perfect position. The included quick-release plate makes setup and breakdown fast and easy.

For proper leveling, the tripod comes with two bulls-eye bubble levels, and each of the leg's three section are independently adjustable with easy snap locks for setting the height correctly. If you require more height, the center column extends with a geared elevator for smooth and precise movement. A hook on the bottom of the column holds bags and packs to keep them off the ground, or to intentionally add weight to reduce vibrations or add stability. Pivoting non-slip rubber feet on each leg ensure secure footing on most surfaces.

Whether you are birdwatching, hunting, photographing, or digiscoping, Carson's TriForce tripod is a great companion for your binocular, spotting scope, monocular, or camera.

Payload Capacity: 6.6 pounds    Maximum Height: 63"    Three Snap-Locking Leg Sections    Three-Way Fluid Head with QR Plate    360° Pan, 165° Tilt with Lock    Geared Elevator with Weight Hook    Non-Slip Pivoting Rubber Feet    Two Bulls-Eye Bubble Levels

Quick release

Geared elevator

Hook/handle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this tripod purchase include ONE quick release shoe?

A: Yes, the U9000 come with one quick release shoe. Q. R. shoes are available separately by ordering catalog # 618-731.

Q: 2. If I use a usb to lightning adapter, can I show the output of the microscope on an iPad?

A: No, the Carson MM-940 zPix 300 Digital Microscope (Blue/Black) is not compatible with iOS devices. This only works with Windows and macOS devices.

Q: 3. Are the locking leg clips plastic or metal?

A: sorry for the delay --- plastic

Q: 4. I have broken the handle for the center column of Silk U 8000 tripod. Can I replace it?

A: I advise you to contact Slik directly for a replacement. You can find their contact info at the following link: a href= http://bit.ly/1seTXbC target= _blank http://bit.ly/1seTXbC/a

Q: 5. Can you set this tripod to shoot vertically?

A: Yes, the Magnus VT-300 Video Tripod with Fluid Head can be angled down 90 degrees so your camera will become vertical for shooting. You can also mount your camera vertically with a cage or an L-bracket.

Q: 6. Is it possible put it in a suitcase?

A: When folded up this tripod is just a bit over 2 feet long at 26.5 . Just as long as you have a big enough suitcase you could put it in to one.

Q: 7. Does this tripod have a tilt lock?

A: No tilt lock. Actually it doesn't even have a tension adjustment. It's pre-adjusted at the factory. You would think that that would mean it is unstable and moves all over the place. But it works pretty well. I found it quite good for dslr work.

Q: 8. Would this tripod work with Panasonic AG-AC8PJ AVCCAM HD Shoulder-Mount Camcorder?

A: The Panasonic AG-AC8PJ weighs 5lbs and the Magnus VT-300 Video Tripod has a rating of 15lbs. That is plenty of capacity in the tripod so you are good to go.

Q: 9. My Magnus VT-300 tripod has a leg section that falls out and one flip lock that does not lock. Can these be fixed?

A: Please contact the manufacturer for service and support. a href= http://www.gradusgroup.com/support target= _blank www.gradusgroup.com/support/a

Q: 10. Magnus VT300 says it will support 15lbs. I have a VT4000 that is much sturdier and it says it supports up to 8.8lbs. What is the difference?

A: According to the makers of the tripods: The difference is the counterbalance on the VT-4000, vs failure weight on the VT-300.So the VT-4000 will counterbalance a camera load of 8.8 lbs without assistance.The VT-300 has no such spring, but will securely hold 15lbs in position with the locks engaged without any slipping.