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Aziak Equipment Bino Clamp
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The Bino Clamp is lightweight, low profile, simple and incredibly secure binocular to tripod adapter. It fits into a bino harness while installed …
The Bino Clamp is lightweight, low profile, simple and incredibly secure binocular to tripod adapter. It fits into a bino harness while installed and quickly and securely mounts to a tripod. Simply the best way to mount your binoculars to tripod for stabilty while glassing!Features:Specs:Sizing:Step 1:To get started you will need:BinocularsShort section of dental floss or other small diameter stringRuler/tape measureSharpie (Not required, but helpful)Step 2:Choose where on your binos you want the clamp to sit. I recommend you place it as close to the center of gravity as possible - on most binos this is directly in front of the center pivot. (Except on open bridge binos, where you can put the clamp centered between the bridges). Wrap the small section of string tightly around the binoculars in the chosen location - you are trying to get the most accurate circumference measurement possible. Mark the location where the string completes one complete circle.Step 3:Measure the length of the string with a ruler to within 1/16" to get the circumference of your binoculars.Size 0: 5" - 5 13/16"Size 1: 5 11/16" - 6 5/16"Size 2: 6 3/16" - 6 13/16"Size 3: 6 11/16" - 7 5/16"Size 4: 7 3/16" - 8"
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The Bino Clamp is lightweight, low profile, simple and incredibly secure binocular to tripod adapter. It fits into a bino harness while installed and quickly and securely mounts to a tripod. Simply the best way to mount your binoculars to tripod for stabilty while glassing!Features:Specs:Sizing:Step 1:To get started you will need:BinocularsShort section of dental floss or other small diameter stringRuler/tape measureSharpie (Not required, but helpful)Step 2:Choose where on your binos you want the clamp to sit. I recommend you place it as close to the center of gravity as possible - on most binos this is directly in front of the center pivot. (Except on open bridge binos, where you can put the clamp centered between the bridges). Wrap the small section of string tightly around the binoculars in the chosen location - you are trying to get the most accurate circumference measurement possible. Mark the location where the string completes one complete circle.Step 3:Measure the length of the string with a ruler to within 1/16" to get the circumference of your binoculars.Size 0: 5" - 5 13/16"Size 1: 5 11/16" - 6 5/16"Size 2: 6 3/16" - 6 13/16"Size 3: 6 11/16" - 7 5/16"Size 4: 7 3/16" - 8"
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