Name: Swarovski UTA Universal Tripod Adapter tripod adapter
Brand: Swarovski
SKU: SW-UTA
Price: 114.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Universal tripod adapter for binoculars of 32mm to 50mm

The **Swarovski UTA Universal Tripod Adapter** in excellent tripod adapter for Swarovski binoculars with a front lens from 32 to 50 mm. It doesn't need any mountings options on the pair itself. It secures the binoculars to its base with the slightly elastic strap on top.



At the bottom you find a screw thread which you can use to secure a tripod mount. The base is already shaped as such that it fits in a standard DH-101 quick release mount. You find this on many different Swarovski tripods.



Because the UTA doesn't need any attachments to mount it to your binoculars, you can also use the tripod with binoculars from other brands. You might have to measure it because it depends on the distance you choose between the oculars and the lens diameter.


