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Peak Design Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head (Black)

Delivering a professional feature set in a portable package, the Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head from Peak Design is the ideal tool for on-the-go photographers and videographers. The tripod's refined ball head features built-in 360° fluid panning with an independent lock, and allows 90° tilting when the centre column is raised. When inverted, the centre column allows for ultralow-angle image capture. The quick-lock mounting system and included Arca-type quick release plate ensure rapid mounting and dismounting, while the integrated safety toggle maximises camera security.

SKU: GC47-PD-PT-S-BK-1

Peak Design Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head (Black)

Peak Design Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head (Black)

Delivering a professional feature set in a portable package, the Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head from Peak Design is the ideal tool for on-the-go photographers and videographers. The tripod's refined ball head features built-in 360° fluid panning with an independent lock, and allows 90° tilting when the centre column is raised. When inverted, the centre column allows for ultralow-angle image capture. The quick-lock mounting system and included Arca-type quick release plate ensure rapid mounting and dismounting, while the integrated safety toggle maximises camera security.

Constructed from carbon fiber and CNC-machined aluminium, the tripod supports heavy loads up to 18.15 kg while weighing only 1.9 kg. Quick-action flip locks on its four-section legs enable swift height adjustments from 6.3 to 66.3". The tripod's space-saving design folds down to a length of just 19.7", packing into the included carry bag with ease. The magnetic hex wrench can adjust both 2.5 and 4mm sockets, and stows conveniently in the tripod's centre column.

Key Features:

Load Capacity: 18.15 kg

Working Height Range: 6.3 to 66.3"

Folded Length: 19.7"

Ball Head with Integrated Fluid Panning

4-Section Carbon Fiber Legs, Flip Locks

CNC-Machined Aluminium Centre Hub

Built-In Safety Lock & Bubble Level

What's in the Box:

Peak Design Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head (Black)

Peak Design PL-S-3 Standard Plate

Hex Tool

Carry Bag

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Peak Design Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head (Black)

Delivering a professional feature set in a portable package, the Pro Carbon Fiber Tripod with Ball Head from Peak Design is the ideal tool for on-the-go photographers and videographers. The tripod's refined ball head features built-in 360° fluid panning with an independent lock, and allows 90° tilting when the centre column is raised. When inverted, the centre column allows for ultralow-angle image capture. The quick-lock mounting system and included Arca-type quick release plate ensure rapid mounting and dismounting, while the integrated safety toggle maximises camera security.

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