Point me towards what I need for a tripod for my Pentax PCF WP II Bino's

[Night_Sky]

What adapter do I need, and what is a cheap tripod I can buy..

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

If they are 10x50 or smaller, I personally would use them without tripod. A reclining chair is generally best for ultra-relaxed sweeping of the heavens. Any standard adapter should work, I would think. A monopod might be better than a tripod, because the legs get in your way when viewing things at higher altitude.

[Night_Sky]

If they are 10x50 or smaller, I personally would use them without tripod. A reclining chair is generally best for ultra-relaxed sweeping of the heavens. Any standard adapter should work, I would think. A monopod might be better than a tripod, because the legs get in your way when viewing things at higher altitude.

thanks, actually, I was looking towards the monopod. It makes a lot of sense..

[BinocularSky]

Monopod and trigger-grip ball-head. Started using this combo a year ago and am truly and utterly hooked. Beginning to wonder how/why I managed for so long without.

[floppygoose]

Anyone know if there is a universal monopod that can be used for a range of 10x50 / 20x50 binos, or is it a case of trial and error

[MAN or ASTROMAN]

I would suggestthe 7day shopping monopod,and the Camrock H110 head(see the which monopod thread.I doubt that you will be dissappointed.Tremendous value,and you can angle the ballhead to the zenith,as apposed to about 60 degrees with a standard tripod.