Wiser Precision BA-7 Sparrow bino adapter.

[180ls1]

I’ve tried it on black diamond as well as cascade mountain tech poles. It works best on the cascade poles but totally serviceable on the black diamond. I can pan left and right using my eyes to move the binos and keep my hands down lower on the pole supported by my knees for more stability. For me it’s quite a bit steadier than on the handle

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Thanks. So it somewhat "locks/wedges in" and it's not just wobbly sitting on top?

 

[Grundy53]

Just got my sparrow in the mail today, love that it mounts in the center of the binos, this always bugged me about my aziak.

For those with a dual bridge bino like the swaro EL, you’ll have to unthread the strap to get it around, which the directions clearly say NOT to do, and I know why now haha. It’s a bit tough to get the strap back through the tensioning rod if you pull it all the way out, I did get it back in though and installed on my ELs.

I also noticed the contour of the aluminum base is a tighter radius than my ELs and I worrry the edges are gonna dig into the armor and permanently dent them. We’ll see what happens.

Overall they are slick and I love that in the bino harness the sparrow kinda pushes them forward a tiny bit and actually helps with gripping them and pulling them out of the harness while still being very smooth in and out. I also love the trekking pole hole to throw them up quick if in a pinch.

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I had to do the same for my ELs also. I was worried after ready the directions. Lol

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[IrkedCitizen]

I had to do the same for my ELs also. I was worried after ready the directions. Lol

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They had an instructional video on their YouTube showing how to mount them to all types of binos.

 

[thegoosano]

S&S just released a great video as well on how to put it on various bino types which is great. There’s a much easier way to get the strap back into the tensioning rod than the way I did it


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[Hectocotylus]

Thanks. So it somewhat "locks/wedges in" and it's not just wobbly sitting on top?

Ya it’s not like a traffic cone on a 2x4. You can spin your binos on it and not worry about them falling off


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[Frogman77]

I mounted one to my el ranges and at first I thought it was going to be off balance but locked into my tripod it’s pretty stable. I think It’s worth the size and weight savings over the cinch…