Vanguard
VANGUARD QUEST T62CU Carbon Fiber Packable Shooting Tripod, Bi-Pod, & Monopod Combo w/360° Swivel Yoke
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- SKU:
- Vanguard-QuestT62CU
- UPC:
- 026196357919
- MPN:
- QUEST T62CU
- Weight:
- 1.90 LBS
Description
Quest T62CU is an all-in-one shooting stick - now available in carbon fiber - that helps you handle the elements with contoured foam grips and anti-slip rubber feet. A removable U-shaped yoke with rubber fins swivels 360 degrees, so you can make shots at every angle without repositioning the shooting stick. Remove the U-yoke and use the universal ¼" thread bolt to secure a spotting scope, binocular adapter, or camera.
Features
- Weighs only 1.9 lbs. for maximum packability
- Removable leg allows you to use as a monopod or bipod
- Adjustable height range of 27" to 62"
- U-shaped yoke with rubber fins
- 360-degree swivel action
- Quick-flip leg locks
- Foam hand grips
- Anti-slip rubber feet
- Leg-spread strap
- Standard 1/4" thread on canopy to attach other items such as a scope or head
Specifications:
- Color: Black/Gray
- Extended Height: 62"
- Foot Type: Rubber
- Folded Height: 27.5"
- Included Head: U-Yoke
- Leg Diameter: 20 mm
- Leg Lock Type: Quick-Flip
- Leg Sections: 3
- Leg Material: Carbon Fiber
- Monopod Leg Option: Yes
- Item Weight: 1.9 lbs.
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