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Manfrotto PIXI EVO Mini Tripod - White
Manfrotto PIXI EVO Mini Tripod - White
The white PIXI EVO Mini Tripod from Manfrotto is a tabeltop tripod that can hold up to 5.5 lb while weighing only 9.4 oz. It has two leg sections that are adjustable in five steps, allowing it to extend from 2.4" up to 7.7" high. The legs can be set at two different angles via the sliding selector. Easily enabling you to place your camera in portrait orientation, a 90° notch is built into the integrated ball head.
Features:
Load Capacity: 5.5 lb
Max Height: 7.7"
Min height: 2.4"
Leg Sections: 2
Weight: 9.4 oz
Integrated Ball Head
Two Leg Angles
90° Notch
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Product Overview
Manfrotto PIXI EVO Mini Tripod - White
The white PIXI EVO Mini Tripod from Manfrotto is a tabeltop tripod that can hold up to 5.5 lb while weighing only 9.4 oz. It has two leg sections that are adjustable in five steps, allowing it to extend from 2.4" up to 7.7" high. The legs can be set at two different angles via the sliding selector. Easily enabling you to place your camera in portrait orientation, a 90° notch is built into the integrated ball head.
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