Snapzoom Universal Binocular Tripod Mount

To start this is for roof prism binoculars. It isn't wide enough for porro prism binoculars, so if your binoculars eyepiece isn't in line with the objective lens, don't get this.The design is a simple sturdy plastic platform with a firm foam cover on the top. An adjustable strap goes over the top to secure your binocs to the platform. I tried it with several different sizes of binocs from 8X30 up to 12X50 and had no issues adjusting it to hold them securely. Don't put too much tension on the strap. You just need enough to hold them on, too much tension and you will lose your eye to eye width adjustment on the binocs. I like the elastic loop on the end that allows you to adjust it once, and quickly mount or un-mount your binocs.Overall, this works as expected, and is a great addition to my kit.

Snapzoom Universal binocular tripod mount is an outstanding solid, secure and reliable mount I could find online. It fit best for my 15x50 Japanese binocular with a firm grasp of the device. It has an intelligent and beautiful design with a light but solid mounting base and with a nice webbing strap to hold the binocular to the base. There is no sliding of the binocular in any direction. It also comes in a nice solid box that I keep for storage when not in use.In fact, I had tried another mount with an adjustable strap and very large buckle (flimsy design almost at the same price) that did not work for me at all and was returned. I strongly recommend this mount for binoculars of moderate size (mine is 6 in. long, 5.5 in. wide and 3 in. high but I believe even larger amateur binoculars can easily fit).

A bit tricky to use but once everything is set up it does the job well. Strap is stiff but it holds your bins well.

Just hooked up my binoculars to this tripod mount, and it’s a solid! It’s got a sturdy build and a really secure grip. The mount is super stable, even with the extra weight of my phone attached. It’s a bit on the bulky side, but it does what it’s supposed to do without a hitch. It’s made looking at birds a breeze because I don’t have to worry about my binos wobbling. Plus, it’s pretty easy to use - just clamped it on, and it stayed put. For the quality and steadiness, the price is a total bargain. Definitely recommend if you need your optics to stay put!

Use with my 10x40 while sitting in a blind glassing antelope and other animals. Judd exactly what I needed. Hands free and stay stable.

This Snapzoom mount is okay for medium to large binocs. But it is insufficient to handle my foot-long very large & heavy "big eyes," although it could probably suffice with a different strap. Meanwhile I adapted its simple design idea using a metal plate found at the hardware store, which I bolted to my tripod mount, and then used a padded velcro strap from an old orthopedic brace to keep my super-large binoculars in place. It is working great! But I'm keeping this Snapzoom mount as a spare, because I think it would work fine with a larger and better strap.

Securely holds a big old 20x60 Porro.

I bought a Leica 3200.COM 10x42 range finder binocular. I wanted to mount it to a tripod so I started looking for mounts. I wanted something light weight but durable, easy to mount but stable for the optic. I bought a couple of different mounts including this one. It came on time if not early packaging was good. I liked he fact that it had a .125" (1/8") layer of neoprene covering the entire surface. I really like the fact that instead of rubber it had a decent size piece of shock cord inside of a piece of Velcro strip. A loop of the shock cord was attached to a plastic anchor on one side and a slot on the other side loops the Velcro around it then it wraps over and sticks to the other portion of Velcro. It has a nice little nylon loop to easily undo the velcro to quickly remove the optic. It secures the optic well. Since there is only one strap there is a little play in the optic. Not necessarily a bad thing. The platform is flat. I bought another similar mount that was slightly curved, but because it had a different design it had as much play in the optic as this one, so that was a tie. Honestly, I have not field tested this yet, so I cannot speak to its durability , yet. But out of the box the design is good and for casual glassing it will work fine. The strap design is clever, easily mounts to the standard tripod head hardware uses a female connector. For the price it does the job.