Tripod heads

If you want to buy a tripod head separately from the legs, this category will help you narrow down your choices.

There are several types to choose from, including fluid video heads, ball heads, pan-tilt heads, and two- or three-way heads, each with their own benefits.

Ball head tripod heads

Looking for a tripod head for traveling or hiking?

Ball heads are known for their ease of use. A sleek, simple ball head might suit your needs.

But which is best, and why?

Fluid Head Tripod Heads

These tripod heads use a fluid damping system to create smooth movements.

Want to track fast-moving birds?

Fluid heads have you covered.

Pan head tripod heads

Smooth and steady: pan heads offer stable views and easy operation.

We explain which models are best to hold spotting scopes and binoculars. >

Two way tripod heads

Designed for speed and convenience, two way tripod heads can be adjusted quickly.

Let’s share more about this easy-use option.

THREE WAY TRIPOD HEADS

Three-way tripod heads provide precision and versatility for spotting scopes.

If you're looking for fine tuning as well as stability, these could be a great option.

Ball head care guide: tips on cleaning and maintenance

February 7, 2023

Learn how to properly care for and maintain your ball head tripod head with tips on cleaning, preservation, and using it in extreme weather conditions.

Easy guide to fixing ball heads – repair, not replace

February 7, 2023

Learn the essential steps for repairing and fixing ball heads, including how to troubleshoot common issues like looseness and stuckness.

Tripod head comparison: ball head vs three way

February 7, 2023

We compare key features plus pros and cons of ball heads and three-way heads to help you make an informed decision on which will suit you.

Ball head vs leveling base: find out what suits a scope

February 7, 2023

Maximize the potential of your spotting scope with the right choice of mount. We explain which is best for a birding tripod, a ball head or leveling base