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tripodCelestron Tripod, TrailSeeker Fluid Pan
$139.95
Celestron TrailSeeker Fluid Pan Tripod Versatile Mounting Options: Ideal for spotting scopes, binoculars, cameras, or small telescopes. Height Adjustability: Height ranges from 18.9 inches to 70.5 inches, suitable for...
Celestron Tripod, Hummingbird
$109.95
Celestron Hummingbird Tripod Highly Versatile: Perfect for diverse applications, from bird watching to stargazing. Smooth Adjustments: Offers two-directional adjustments for panning and tilting, including a sideways flip option. Customizable...
Celestron Tripod, Ultima
$89.95
Celestron Ultima Tripod Multi-Purpose Design: Suitable for a variety of applications, including spotting scopes, binoculars, and cameras. Smooth Adjustments: Features two-directional adjustments for panning and tilting, plus the ability...
Celestron Omni CG-4 Mount
$419.95
The Celestron Omni CG-4 Mount is a high-quality German Equatorial mount, an essential component of all Omni XLT Series telescopes. This mount is designed to provide a stable and reliable...
iOptron Carbon Fiber Tripod 40mm Ver.A
$328.00
The iOptron carbon fiber tripod is both lightweight and sturdy, designed to support a variety of iOptron mounts. Compatible mounts include, but may require additional mounting gear: HEM15, HEM27, HEM44...
Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Tripod
$105.00
Are you ready to take your astrophotography and astronomy adventures to the next level? Look no further than the Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Tripod, a versatile and reliable companion designed to...
Altair Tripod Clamp for GPCAM
$48.00
Enhance your astrophotography setup with the Altair Tripod Clamp for GPCAM. Achieve stable and precise tracking for stunning celestial captures. Durable and versatile, this clamp is a must-have accessory for...
Pegasus Astro Carbon Fiber Tripod For NYX-101 mount
$389.38
When it comes to capturing the beauty of the cosmos, having the right equipment is crucial. The Pegasus Astro Carbon Fiber Tripod for NYX-101 mount is a game-changer for astronomers...
