Brand: Celestron

Celestron Regal Premium Tripod (82052)

82052

Brand: Celestron

Celestron Regal Premium Tripod (82052)

82052

  • Perfect support for a spotting scope, binocular, camera, or small telescope
  • Sturdy aluminum tripod adjusts in height from just over 18 inches to nearly 69 inches and includes a two-way fluid pan head with quick release plate that doubles as a balance rail
  • The four-section legs can be set to three different angles and use quick and easy flip lever locks for length adjustment
  • The center column can be extended when additional height is needed. A retractable balance hook lets you add weight if extra stability is required.
$199.95 USD

Easy Payment Options with .

$199.95 USD

Easy Payment Options with .

Free Expert Support
Stress Free, Secure Shopping
30 Day Return Policy
Price Match Promise
Full Details What's in the Box? Specifications Reviews and Questions

Product Description

The perfect tripod should be stable yet lightweight and easy to operate, requiring minimal knob twisting and lever flipping. The Celestron Regal was designed to be your perfect tripod. It is lightweight (6.04 lb.) and compact, yet it can hold up to almost 9 lbs of equipment.

The Celestron Regal Tripod is topped with a two-way fluid pan head. The single handle makes it easy to move the head around, while two knobs, located on the same side of the head make it easy to adjust the tension of the pan and tilt. A quick release plate with standard 1/4-20 thread mount makes it easy to attach a spotting scope, binocular, camera, or small telescope to the tripod. The quick release plate also doubles as a balance rail allowing the optic to be balanced when attached to the tripod. For additional peace of mind the quick release plate has a safety mechanism which prevents it from sliding completely out of the pan head without pushing the release button.

The aluminum legs on the Regal Tripod are fully adjustable, not just in length, but in their angle as well. Each leg is made up of four sections that can be shortened or lengthened with the flip of a simple lever lock. This makes it easy to make the tripod a little taller or a little shorter as your terrain or needs change. Each leg can also be set to three different angles. If the place you need to set up your tripod is not perfectly flat, the ability to adjust the angle of one or more legs makes all the difference.

With the center column fully extended, the maximum height achieved is nearly 69 inches (59 inches with the column down). The center column of the Regal Tripod does more than just go up and down. The bottom end of the column holds a retractable balance hook. This simple device can make all the difference in the stability of your tripod, especially on windy days. Just hang something heavy from the hook like a backpack and you’ll be amazed at the difference. When the hook is not needed, it retracts up into the center column to stay neatly out of the way.

Two of the legs come with padded wraps, providing protection for your shoulder when carrying and making it more comfortable to make adjustments during cold weather. The legs also feature retractable spiked feet with the ability to change from rubber to spiked feet if the terrain requires it with the simple turn of the rubber pad.

Other features include bubble levels, located on the top of the tripod as well as on the side of the pan head, and a carrying case. The case is the perfect place to store your tripod when not in use, and makes it easy to transport via the shoulder strap.

What's in the Box

  • Tripod case
  • Shoulder strap

Specifications

Folded Length: 628mm (24.75")
Maximum Height: 1746mm (68.75")
Maximum Height (with center column down): 1498mm (59")
Minimum Height: 463mm (18.25")
Weight: 6.04 lbs (2.74 kg)
Leg Angles: 3
Leg Sections: 4
Maximum Load: 8.8 lbs (4 kg)
Distance between the tripod feet at full leg extension: 41 inches when positioned at the default standing angle
Area covered by the tripod when all three legs are at full extension: ~728 sq in positioned at the default standing angle

Customer Reviews

Be the first to write a review
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)

Why Should You Trust All Star Telescope?

We've Made All The Mistakes
So You Don't Have To

Learn More