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Vortex Backcountry Spotting Scope Tripod
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Spotting Scopes·Vortex

Vortex Backcountry Spotting Scope Tripod

4.7(301 ratings)

Price · Amazon

$149.00
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Vortex's backcountry spotting scope tripod — picked for the spotting scopes category at Limit Outfitter. Glass quality and build you'll appreciate the moment first light hits the field. Key specs: ED-glass elements, angled body, tripod-ready.

From the Amazon Listing

  • From open prairie to rolling foothills, the Mountain Pass is the perfect compact tripod for your next adventure striking a balance between packability, sturdiness and value.
  • The two-way pan and tilt head is designed to hold your spotting scope or binoculars via an Arca-Swiss compatible quick-release system
  • The machined aluminum design offers outstanding durability in a smaller light weight package and with a 22-pound max load; the Mountain Pass won’t struggle under the weight of larger binoculars and spotting scopes.
  • Durable, telescoping legs adjust independently and lock with a quick flip of a lever.
  • All together it’s a total tripod package with smooth, steady, and reliable operation that won’t let you down.

Product Details

Materials & build

Material
Aluminum
Material Type
Aluminum
Water Resistance Level
Not Water Resistant

Size & weight

Item Weight
0.45 kg
Weight Limit
22 pounds
Maximum Height
56 inches
Item Length
12.67 inches
Folded Size
19' x 4''

Why we picked it

Picked for our spotting scopes lineup. Here is what this listing documents:

Water Resistance Level: Not Water ResistantMaterial: AluminumItem Weight: 0.45 kgSpecial Feature: Compact Design

From open prairie to rolling foothills, the Mountain Pass is the perfect compact tripod for your next adventure striking a balance between packability, sturdiness and value.

The two-way pan and tilt head is designed to hold your spotting scope or binoculars via an Arca-Swiss compatible quick-release system.

4.7 stars across 301 Amazon ratings.

Gear Up

Complete the kit.

Every spotting scope deserves a rock-steady tripod and a rangefinder in your pack.