Best tripod for shooting/glassing w/ center column

[BackcountryLR]

I know for just shooting no center column is best but something I want for glassing, what are the best options for a hunting tripod that is stable for shooting? Also would like Inverted legs.

 

[Camera Land]

Take a look at the Benro Rhino line of tripods. They are perfect for what you want

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[Coopsdaddy]

Same ?,guess depends how tall you are and if you want to shoot standing.

 

[DroptineNW]

The peak 44 Teton is a solid tripod that’s light

 

[MT Freezer]

I was looking for the same thing and settled on the Fatboy Pursuit18. It is slightly heavier than the "ultralight" options but it is more solid for shooting off of and I like the inverted legs and center stem design. I was comparing it primarily to the Tricer tripods, the fatboy seemed stiffer and better quality imo.

 

[silasbowhunter]

I was looking for the same thing and settled on the Fatboy Pursuit18. It is slightly heavier than the "ultralight" options but it is more solid for shooting off of and I like the inverted legs and center stem design. I was comparing it primarily to the Tricer tripods, the fatboy seemed stiffer and better quality imo.

What head did you put on this tripod?


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[willfrye027]

Depends on how light and how stable you want. I’m happy with my RRS ascend…but it’s pricey and I don’t end up shooting from it as much as I thought I would.