You're really not going to be very comfortable trying to stand behind this tripod. Not to mention when it's fully extended it can lose quite a bit of stability.
@@jasonwiersema835 When tripod is fully extended and binos are parallel, the max height is going to be 5 foot. If your bino adapter is taller you might get another 1" or 2".
He is 5'11", and yes technically you can use this standing.. although its uncomfortable and not super stable. We recommend the Slik 634 Pro CF for standing. sandsarchery.com/collections/lightweight-tripods/products/slik-pro-cf-634-carbon-fiber-hunting-tripod
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Does it have an adapter or is it capable of putting amount on it to hold your rifle for shooting?
What ever the attachment is for you rifle it will need to fit on a arca swiss plate.
Is this tall enough for a 6’1” user?
You're really not going to be very comfortable trying to stand behind this tripod. Not to mention when it's fully extended it can lose quite a bit of stability.
@@SandSArchery thanks, what would be a good tripod for me to pair with this head?
@@nomsolo9935 slik pro 634 cf
What would you say is max user height to glass standing with binos?
@@jasonwiersema835 When tripod is fully extended and binos are parallel, the max height is going to be 5 foot. If your bino adapter is taller you might get another 1" or 2".
If this guy is 5'11 can you use this thing standing up I'm going to say he's lying about his height.
He is 5'11", and yes technically you can use this standing.. although its uncomfortable and not super stable. We recommend the Slik 634 Pro CF for standing.
sandsarchery.com/collections/lightweight-tripods/products/slik-pro-cf-634-carbon-fiber-hunting-tripod