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Question: How can I tell if my binocular is set for tripod adapter?
Document: I can use a ridiculously cheap, featherweight plastic Ambico and it is totally sufficient for binocs. It's nice to carry a light tripod afield for your binocs if you are also carrying a heavier camera tripod. But if you use a slightly heavier tripod with a gimbal head, your binocular viewing experience will be vastly more enjoyable. Not clearer, just smoother and steadier and faster. You can leave the adapter on your binocs full time, it's not too obtrusive. Your case may not fit too well, or at all if you do this.
Once you use a gimbal head, you won't ever want to use a ball head, either. But that's a different story. The Vortex adapter gives about three inches of extra vertical height to your tripod which is nice if yours is a little short. I bought a cheap Arca-Swiss plate to go with and it is a perfect set-up for all my Arca-Swiss gimbals and ball heads. Most binoculars are not near as heavy as a big DSLR with a telephoto lens, so your binoc tripod can be lighter and cheaper.
For night sky viewing, a binocular mounted on a tripod adapter is an essential tool. This adapter worked as intended right out of the package. I'm now waiting for a clear evening enjoy viewing the heavens as can only be done with wide field optics held in a stable mount.
This adapter fit perfectly.Order arrived in the expected date.I would highly recommend this item for binocular star gazing.
Mine Vortex binocs kind of fit in the case with the adapter in place. Well enough to carry in the car. For hiking, you might just want to attach  it when you arrive at your spot. It's a great binocular accessory I would never want to be without.
The tripod adapter allows Vortex binoculars to be mounted to a tripod for sturdy and steady use. I would recommend purchasing the tripod if there is a need for stationary viewing.
I love to hunt and there are times when you are on a stand that a tripod adapter for your binos is really handy when you need a steady hand to scout out areas I love my adapter very handy, good quality and price, if you need a steady hand the adapter and tripod is the way to go.
This tripod adapter is well made from good materials. It is light weight, made from some kind of cast alloy I guess and feels solid. I haven't used it a lot yet, but I do have my Pentax PCF II 12x50's on a Slik U8000 Tripod and the whole setup looks, feels and works well. The adapter has a flat hold down screw, not round as shown in the picture. It is a little difficult to get snug by hand and the binocs will easily move. I haven't tried using pliers to tighten them up yet but I guess I will have to.
Product was received as described. Mounted it to a 12 x 50 Vortex binocular and then to a tripod without issues. The amount of room between barrels is minimal but workable.
A little hard to get started and screwed in because of the limited space between the binocular barrels. If you have long slim fingers, it would be easier to mount I suppose. But all in all it does the job fine.
Answer: yes