Tri-Tek removable center column allows quick height adjustment and conversion between sit-to-stand and prone positions for versatile use
Inverted leg design provides superior stability and adaptability on varied terrain
8x carbon fiber construction delivers ultralight performance without sacrificing strength
Stowable 3-section legs and compact folded length enable fast, space-saving setup
Glove-friendly cam lock lever ensures easy, tool-free adjustments
Summarized by Shop
The Tricer-AD is the pinnacle of backcountry glassing—where ultralight meets stability. Re-engineered to pack smaller, this 34 oz tripod delivers sit-to-stand and prone conversion capabilities with a 25% smaller diameter and a packed length that's 2 inches shorter.
At the core of the Tricer-AD is the new patent-pending Tri-Tek removable
Weight
34 oz
Maximum Height
64 in
Folded Length
21.5 in
Material
8x carbon fiber
Leg Sections
3
Leg Lock Type
Twist lock (head-mounted)
Center Column
16 in Tri-Tek removable, 1 in 61 in extra center post, 1/4-20 or 3/8-16 reversible stud
Summarized by Shop
4.9
104 ratings
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My spotting scope finally has a throne
This tripod is awesome for a spotting scope. It’s super lightweight, easy to pack around, and still feels really solid once everything is set up. The adjustments are smooth, and it stays steady enough that I’m not spending five minutes trying to find the same deer I was just looking at. 😂
It’s also really quiet when making adjustments, which is nice when you’re trying to glass without sounding like you’re assembling a metal shed.
Overall, really impressed with it. Light enough to carry all day, sturdy enough for a spotting scope, and easy to use.
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Asher · 3 days ago
Exceptional Quality!
Wish I would have got this tripod sooner! It has been awesome in every scenario so far, I can't recommend them enough. If you're on the fence don't think about it any longer, these are phenomenal compared to every other brand.
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Brodie · 4 days ago
Light and stable
I have only had a chance to take the tripod to the range to get in reps shooting from it.
I have shot from it seated, high kneeling and standing with a 15lb 308Win and a 12lb 6.5 PRC. I shot low angles out to 500yds and 600yds uphill at 14°
It's surprisingly stable for how incredibly light it is.
I didn't use any rear support. Of course hunting I am going to try to build the most stable and supported position I can.
I'm curious about how well the feet are going to do if I have to set it up for a steep downhill shot here in NW Wyoming.
So far I'm glad I have added the AD Tripod to my tool kit for backcountry hunting.