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Benro Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head

The Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head from Benro is a compact video system ideal for mirrorless and DSLR camera setups weighing up to 5.5 lb. The system features a 60mm flat base head with a 3/8"-16 thread and a set of durable aluminium tripod legs.

SKU: GC76-A1573FS2PRO

Benro Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head

Benro Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head

The Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head from Benro is a compact video system ideal for mirrorless and DSLR camera setups weighing up to 5.5 lb. The system features a 60mm flat base head with a 3/8"-16 thread and a set of durable aluminium tripod legs.

The aluminium tripod legs feature flip locks and three independent leg positions. The tripod mount features a center leveling adapter, so you don't have to adjust the legs for balancing, and the center column features a weight hook. The legs also feature both spiked and rubber feet for use on different surfaces.

The S2 PRO head features fixed pan and tilt drag and has independent pan and tilt locks. The tilt range is +90/-70°, and the pan range is a full 360°. It also features a bubble level to assist with balancing. The included pan bar can be attached to the right or left rosette.

A sliding camera plate is included and can be adjusted forward/backward for optimal balance. A safety lock ensures that once mounted, the plate won't slip out. There are also two 1/4"-20 accessory threads that allow you to mount a monitor, extension arm, or other accessories.

Key Features:

+90/-70° Tilt Range

360° Pan Range

Sliding Aluminium Camera Plate with Safety Lock

Two 1/4"-20 Threaded Holes for Accessories

Video Head with 5.5 lb Maximum Load

60mm Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Thread

Aluminium Video Tripod Legs, Flip Locks

Center Weight Hook, Rubber/Spiked Feet

Left/Right Rosettes for Included Pan Bar

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Benro Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head

Benro S2 PRO Flat Base Video Head

Aluminium Tripod Legs

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Benro Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head

The Aluminium Tripod with S2 PRO 60mm Flat Base Video Head from Benro is a compact video system ideal for mirrorless and DSLR camera setups weighing up to 5.5 lb. The system features a 60mm flat base head with a 3/8"-16 thread and a set of durable aluminium tripod legs.

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