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I've been running a slik tripod and outdoorsman micro pan head and have had ZERO issues.

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Whats your budget? I think that's the big thing. Also you wan a light weight tripod and sit and glass or something that you can stand and glass with? What kind of Tripod head do you like? I grew up using pan tilt heads and only recently switched to a fluid head. I've used a few and there really nice. I made the switch so I can Use it for filming but I like it for glassing a lot as well.

 

Im currently running a manfrotto 290 with the 701 head but will be getting the xpro when we get home from vacation.

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I am currently runnin the promaster XC525 and the Benro S2 pan head. I got the tripod on amazon.com for 150$ came with the ball head, although its a little bit heavier than the carbonfiber promaster it was within my budget at the time and is super compact. I got the Benro S2 off of S&S Archery for 76$ shipped and in my opinion for that price it cant be beat.

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No the benro is a pan head that i replaced the ball head with. I ran the ball head last year because i couldnt afford a pan head at the time (purchased new optics) the ball head it comes with is ok, you can get by with it but the pan head is much better.

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Yes when you unscrew the stock ball head from the promaster tripod the benro will thread directly on.

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More than welcome, its definitely a great setup for the price. Also worth noting that One of the legs on the promaster tripod is detachable and can be used as a monopod, trekking pole, tarp pole etc. Which is pretty cool and can save on weight.

Best of luck this season!

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Awesome! Enjoy!

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