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Leofoto ST-324CX Carbon Fibre Outdoors Tripod with Integrated Lever-Control Ballhead

Introducing the Leofoto ST-324CX, an exceptional addition to the ST-X Series Rifle Tripods, meticulously engineered to meet the demands of professional photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, and shooting sports aficionados. This carbon fiber tripod is a testament to Leofoto's commitment to innovation, offering unparalleled stability, versatility, and ease of use.

SKU: GC11-ST-324CX

Leofoto ST-324CX Carbon Fibre Outdoors Tripod with Integrated Lever-Control Ballhead

Leofoto ST-324CX Carbon Fibre Outdoors Tripod with Integrated Lever-Control Ballhead

Introducing the Leofoto ST-324CX, an exceptional addition to the ST-X Series Rifle Tripods, meticulously engineered to meet the demands of professional photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, and shooting sports aficionados. This carbon fiber tripod is a testament to Leofoto's commitment to innovation, offering unparalleled stability, versatility, and ease of use.

The ST-324CX comes with an integrated lever-control ballhead, providing seamless operation and rapid adjustments. The lever-release dual clamp is compatible with both Arca and Picatinny rails, ensuring secure and precise clamping.

The newly redesigned lever-release dual clamp is a hybrid system accommodating both Arca and Picatinny rails. The adjustable width ensures a perfect fit, even for rails that are slightly off standard specifications, enhancing the overall user experience.

The tripod features the new "X" version angle stop design, allowing for one-handed angle adjustments. This innovative knurled-bar design simplifies setup and operation, making it more efficient, especially in dynamic environments.

Constructed with 10x layers of Toray carbon fiber, the leg tubes offer maximum strength and rigidity while maintaining a lightweight profile. The CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminium hardware is hard anodised for added durability.

With three angle stop positions, the ST-324CX increases shooting position capabilities, allowing for versatile and stable setups in various environments. The independent leg spread further enhances stability on uneven terrain.

Despite its compact and lightweight design, this tripod boasts an impressive maximum load capacity of 25kg . This makes it ideal for supporting heavy equipment, including full-length rifle chassis with spotting scopes, extreme spotting scopes, cameras, and large format surveillance gear.

The ST-324CX is designed for portability, with a folded length of just 58.3cm. It includes a padded carrying case, ensuring easy transport and protection of your tripod during travel.

Large diameter rubber feet ensure positive contact with the ground at virtually any angle, preventing leg sidewalls from touching the ground even at the lowest settings. The tripod also includes a threaded 1/4" accessory socket on the side of the apex, perfect for attaching straps, magic arms, or other accessories.

Key Features:

Compact and Portable

High Load Capacity

Versatile Shooting Positions

Robust Construction

New "X" Version Angle Stop

Lever-release Dual Clamp

Integrated Lever-control Ballhead

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Leofoto ST-324CX Carbon Fibre Outdoors Tripod with Integrated Lever-Control Ballhead

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Leofoto ST-324CX Carbon Fibre Outdoors Tripod with Integrated Lever-Control Ballhead

Introducing the Leofoto ST-324CX, an exceptional addition to the ST-X Series Rifle Tripods, meticulously engineered to meet the demands of professional photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, and shooting sports aficionados. This carbon fiber tripod is a testament to Leofoto's commitment to innovation, offering unparalleled stability, versatility, and ease of use.

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