Lucid Optics introduces TP4 Full Size Tripod for 2018
Lucid Optics’ TP4 Full Size Tripod, coming in 2018, boasts stability for spotters. (Photo: Lucid Optics)
Lucid Optics expands its series of optics accessories, launching the new TP4 Full Size Tripod designed for optics stability.
The TP4, constructed to provide exceptional stability, uses a four-section aluminum build to stabilize optics. Utilizing twist-lock leg sections, shooters and spotters can adjust height quickly, offering a 17.5-inch to 62-inch range. The ball head mount, included with the TP4, offers adjustments to dial in the perfect position for viewing shots while a built-in Mono-Pod feature creates an easy means for toting the tripod around in the field.
Weighing just over 3-pounds, the rubber non-slip feet grip surfaces, preventing slippage. The company says the TP4 will also come equipped with a back pack anchor, hand lanyard, quick detach optics plate and hand warmer in two of the legs.
“For the best optics performance, stability is key,” Lucid Optics said in a press release. “This full featured tripod is sure to get you stable and let you see with a Lucid Optics view, clearly.”
Though the TP4 won’t be available until 2018, consumers can expect to see it enter the marketplace with the price tag of $179.
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