Carbon Fiber Hunting Tripod | Sunwayfoto T3240CS Review 

Make sure you scan through the comments on this video, seems I may be on to something 😉🤓

Where are you buying from?

It’s definitely an affordable price for a quality carbon fiber tripod with a head all in one. Compared to several other brands out there it is much cheaper. I do have a review on the channel of a much more budget friendly option if that’s what your looking for let me know.

@@OwnTheHunt I have the bog death grip n I'm pleased with its performance but thank you anyway

@@jaymeyers950 that is definitely a solid tripod and works very well! I actually started with that tripod and reviewed that here on the channel as well.

I think the innorel is a better tripod for the money. But this tripod is built with a higher quality for sure. This tripod is more stable as well. It doesn’t get quite tall enough for my liking but it looks like they have made this tripod in a taller offering now! Be sure to use my link in the description if you decide to go this route. Thank you!!!

Just a cheap one I found on amazon. There are quite a few on the market now.

It sure is! Thank you for watching! I have watched all of your sunway reviews!

I believe that for almost all applications having a pan head isn’t needed after using multiple heads now that operate like this.

@@OwnTheHunt can you keep the lever semi-locked to add some tension but not fully locked?

@@brysonhollar yeah but I wouldn’t do it unless I was also kind of holding the rifle

@@OwnTheHunt for sure. I was just thinking when coyotes come in running or from a place you're not facing you have to pan around or move with the dog. I wondered if fumbling with that locking lever would pose an issue or if keeping it maybe under 50-75% tension would allow for some movement but not be floppy loose.

@@brysonhollar honestly it’s much easier than any ball head I’ve used!

Appreciate you!!!

Sadly no, are you in the market for a tripod?

@@OwnTheHunt yeah i bought a thermal from Logan a couple weeks ago after watching your video. I got it online and couldnt make the code work for your discount so u didnt get cred for it but ur video is how i ended up there. Ended up upgrading to the 35 instead of the 25 though so i havent gotten it yet amd thats when i talked w Logan a couple times to get the upgrade handled. Currently i have a tripod that does about 36 inches or something obviously meant for ground sitting but also have a cushy seat with bars in the back to keep it from flexingfor ground sitting but id like to get one like yours so i can go from kneeling to standing depending on cover situations. I use to watch Les Johnson i believe is his name hes a coyote hunter also but they were his signature tripod and it works great for what it is but something to allow standing would even change up my ground hog hunts. I dont like to miss so i try to steady my aim best as possible. Became really good at free hand over the years and timing the movement of the scope to the trigger pull but a standing tripod that would be epic. If u do that kind of thing maybe check out les johnsons and watch one of his videos to pop up the description to take u to the ground seat. Its worth the buy if u do any kind of ground sit actually has straps to keep the back from spreading to far and u falling over. Along with the bars in it keeps u sitting like u are in a padded chair on the ground.pretty cool.

@@heyjohnson5535 first, thank you so much for using Logan and purchasing a scope with him! Secondly, there are lots of great carbon fiber tripods on the market But they can be very expensive. Do some research and watch all the tripod videos on my channel and I’m sure you will end up with the right one!

@@OwnTheHunt thanks buddy appriciate the heads up. Ill def continue checking them out.

@@OwnTheHunt i ended up buying one of those u suggested. I believe its the one u use currently but might of been an old video and u replaced it by now not sure. But it was around 200 for the tripod and 50 for the mount off ebay. Thats the one i got. Hoping that it will work just fine thought to see if it had any form of spike on the bottom of the leg to stick in the dirt but if it doesnt ill just ziptie a couple 8 or 10 inch screws or a spike to the bottom of the legs. Or if it has caps on the ends of the tubes maybe drill a hole in the cap and seat a nail through it and glue in place. Guess that could give it some added height as well if i need it but to know it wont move foward if i push my shoulder against it to hard will be a plus.