New bino's.... Tripod?

[The Titan Calibos]

Just purchased some bino`s for extra portability and let the kids get into this hobby 

(BARR and Stroud Savannah 12x 56)

Any body recommend a tripod I can purchase for fixing these to. The young lad suffers from nystagmus is only 5yrs old and finds a single eyepiece on the scope very difficult so adjustable height tripod as well would be a good advantage. Im willing to buy a fixed height one as well.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[knobby]

No advice on the tripod but the bins will be great for the little one, with the added bonus that on a boring Sunday afternoon you can sit out back and watch the planes go overhead...

[Langy]

You might get a few more replies in the Binos section as that seems to be where they all look.

A good sturdy one would be good, but what might be better if the central column raises and lowers, these are usually on a small wind up handle so where fine adjustments need to be made it would be easier than trying to raise / lower the legs.

[Alfian]

Hi, the 12x56s have a bit of weight to them (over 1Kg I think) so something fairly sturdy  would be useful. The Horizon 8115 is often recommended as a good tripod/head combo.

http://www.firstlightoptics.com/tripods/horizon-8115-2-way-heavy-duty-tripod.html

I have this one:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002LYH8D0?psc=1

It supports my 1.5Kg binos easily and is sturdy and well mase. When I bought it came with a trigger grip ball head mount which is excellent. The ball head it comes with now should be quite useable though.