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Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head

The CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head from Benro is a travel-friendly tripod that can go wherever your creativity takes you. Boasting a sleek ocean blue design, this lightweight and versatile tripod is perfect for photo, video, and content creation. It has a load capacity of 4.4 kgand extends to a height of 59.1"", yet easily folds down to just 18"", making it a great fit for any backpack or camera bag. The lightweight carbon fiber legs feature a flatter shape than traditional round legs to provide rigidity while reducing size.

SKU: GC76-TCBC15FS30

Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head

Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head

The CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head from Benro is a travel-friendly tripod that can go wherever your creativity takes you. Boasting a sleek ocean blue design, this lightweight and versatile tripod is perfect for photo, video, and content creation. It has a load capacity of 4.4 kgand extends to a height of 59.1"", yet easily folds down to just 18"", making it a great fit for any backpack or camera bag. The lightweight carbon fiber legs feature a flatter shape than traditional round legs to provide rigidity while reducing size.

With robust aluminium flip locks, a two-section center column and three-angle adjustable stops, the Benro CyanBird can be set up anywhere in a flash. The two-section center column splits to provide low camera angles or macro imaging. The center top section of the center column features three 1/4""-20 threaded mounts to attach optional accessories light lights, microphones, or monitors.

The set includes the FS30 inverted ball head, which provides smooth panoramic rotation and an independent pan lock for precise positioning. It also includes an Arca-type quick release plate with rapid lever release.

Flat leg design for rigidity and compactness

Robust aluminium flip locks allow a fast and easy setup

Two-section center column splits for low camera angles

Center column includes three 1/4""-20 accessory threads

Center column weight hook for added stability

Open-face padded carrying case

Key Features:

Flip-Lock Joints with Aluminium Levers

Arca-Type Ball Head with QR Plate

2-Section Center Column

5-Section Carbon Fiber Legs

What's in the Box:

Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head

Open-Face Padded Carrying Case

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Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head

The CyanBird Carbon Fiber Tripod with FS30 Ball Head from Benro is a travel-friendly tripod that can go wherever your creativity takes you. Boasting a sleek ocean blue design, this lightweight and versatile tripod is perfect for photo, video, and content creation. It has a load capacity of 4.4 kgand extends to a height of 59.1"", yet easily folds down to just 18"", making it a great fit for any backpack or camera bag. The lightweight carbon fiber legs feature a flatter shape than traditional round legs to provide rigidity while reducing size.

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