Any pair of binoculars will show you more when they are on a tripod, so don't forget to consider what your other needs are when making your choice. For example 15s excel on a tripod and are really only good for quick looks when using them handheld. 12s are great on a tripod and alright in the hand. 10s are good on a tripod and good in the hand. 8s are alright on a tripod and great in the hand.
For high magnification I have SLC 15s. They are excellent - one of my two favorite pairs of binoculars I've ever used. After reading many threads on this topic, it seems to me that the SLCs are thought of as the best 15s by the most number of people. There are some other nice ones out there though. The Zeiss Conquests are really good. I tried the SLCs against the Zeiss before I bought a few years ago. Never used the Razor UHDs, but have used plenty of Vortex's and they are always pretty good for the price. I've also never used the Mavens or the Meoptas but I trust the guys on here who like them.