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3 Legged Thing AirHed Vu Ball Head

The AirHed Vu Ball Head from 3 Legged Thing is a ball head with a load capacity of 88.2 lb that can be attached to tripods or other support systems that feature a 3/8"-16 mount. The head's magnesium alloy casing features a unique vision panel that allows the inner mechanism to be seen. By loosening the ball head's primary locking knob, the head's ball-and-socket joint can be quickly swiveled, angled, and fully tilted to a vertical position or returned to its upright position. The base of the head incorporates an independent panning lock knob.

SKU: GC47-3LT-AHVUB

3 Legged Thing AirHed Vu Ball Head

3 Legged Thing AirHed Vu Ball Head

The AirHed Vu Ball Head from 3 Legged Thing is a ball head with a load capacity of 88.2 lb that can be attached to tripods or other support systems that feature a 3/8"-16 mount. The head's magnesium alloy casing features a unique vision panel that allows the inner mechanism to be seen. By loosening the ball head's primary locking knob, the head's ball-and-socket joint can be quickly swiveled, angled, and fully tilted to a vertical position or returned to its upright position. The base of the head incorporates an independent panning lock knob.

Cameras or accessories that are compatible with a 1/4"-20 mount can be connected to the included Arca-type quick release plate, which includes dual safety screws along the underside to prevent it from accidentally sliding off the receiver clamp when it is opened. The quick release receiver features a colored, knurled tightening knob to quickly and securely clamp the quick release plate.

AirHed Vu Ball Head

Arca-type ball head

Compatible with tripods or support systems that feature a 3/8"-16 mount

Uses ball-and-socket joint to help maximize pan-and-tilt flexibility

Ball-and-socket joint provides 360° of swivel control and is tiltable down to a 90° angle

Casing features a unique vision panel that allows inner mechanism to be seen

Large primary locking knob with knurled surface allows ball-and-socket joint to be quickly swiveled, angled, and fully tilted

Secondary locking knob with knurled surface allows head to rotate 360°

Integrated clamp on top of on the ball-and-socket joint is compatible with included QR-OCTA Quick Release Plate

Knurled quick release receiver plate knob

Built-in bubble level

Durable magnesium alloy construction

Arca Type Quick Release Plate

Compatible with Arca-type quick release clamps

1/4"-20 mount

Rubber traction pad

Dual safety screws

Durable, aluminum alloy construction

Matte black anodized finish

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3 Legged Thing AirHed Vu Ball Head

The AirHed Vu Ball Head from 3 Legged Thing is a ball head with a load capacity of 88.2 lb that can be attached to tripods or other support systems that feature a 3/8"-16 mount. The head's magnesium alloy casing features a unique vision panel that allows the inner mechanism to be seen. By loosening the ball head's primary locking knob, the head's ball-and-socket joint can be quickly swiveled, angled, and fully tilted to a vertical position or returned to its upright position. The base of the head incorporates an independent panning lock knob.

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