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Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon

Travel lightly with the Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon designed with compactness in mind. Its weight of 1.27 kg and folded length of 39.4cm in its closed state makes it ideal for traveling. You can open the leg's 5-sections by releasing all its aluminum leg locking cams at the same time, which enables you to quickly set up or break down the tripod. Extending the legs along with the center column, you can reach a maximum height of 152cm, a height of 130.18cm with the center column down, and a minimum height of 14cm with the legs completely splayed out. At the same time, the column is reversible to practically get a worm's eye view.

SKU: GC47-PD-TT-CB-5-150-CF-1

Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon

Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon

Travel lightly with the Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon designed with compactness in mind. Its weight of 1.27 kg and folded length of 39.4cm in its closed state makes it ideal for traveling. You can open the leg's 5-sections by releasing all its aluminum leg locking cams at the same time, which enables you to quickly set up or break down the tripod. Extending the legs along with the center column, you can reach a maximum height of 152cm, a height of 130.18cm with the center column down, and a minimum height of 14cm with the legs completely splayed out. At the same time, the column is reversible to practically get a worm's eye view.

The ball head is also part of the tripod's innovative compact design because it has no knobs or levers sticking out; the head has a single adjustment ring that allows omnidirectional movement and locks into place with the locking ring located above the adjustment ring. Its quick release system is compatible with most Arca-type plates on the market, but also accepts Peak design's standard plates. Arca-type L-brackets also fit by removing the safety pin inside the clamp. DSLRs with a telephoto lens or other large gear weighing up to 9.1 kg is maintained by the tripod. Even a smartphone is adaptable by removing the center column's weight hook and deploying the mobile mount.

Features:

Fast Deployment

Unique design allows quicker, easier setup/takedown.

Secure, fast, and ergonomic camera quick release.

Fast-locking, low profile leg cams.

Legs deploy in seconds, without having to flip over like traditional travel tripod legs.

Pro-level Stability & Features

9.1kg weight capacity (optimized for a full-frame DSLR + telephoto lens).

Stability and vibration damping performance comparable, if not better, than most tripods in its class.

Low and inverted modes position your camera inches off the ground.

Integrated load hanging hook.

Nonslip, shock-absorbing feet.

Anchor attachment points for carrying with Peak Design straps (sold separately).

Ergonomic Ball Head

Ultra-smooth, omnidirectional Compact Ball Head.

One single adjustment ring. No bulky or confusing knobs.

Simple locking ring for total security.

Compatible with all PD plates and most 3rd party Arca-type plates.

Removable pins allow use with most Arca-type L-brackets.

Built to last

Weather and impact-resistant materials.

All parts are serviceable, cleanable, and replaceable.

Includes a padded, weatherproof case.

Groundbreaking Design

Spatially efficient design eliminates wasted volume when packed down. Packs down to the diameter of a water bottle. No protruding knobs.

In-built Phone Mount

Built-in and stowable mobile mount that securely grips any phone/case.

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Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon

Travel lightly with the Peak Design Travel Tripod - Carbon designed with compactness in mind. Its weight of 1.27 kg and folded length of 39.4cm in its closed state makes it ideal for traveling. You can open the leg's 5-sections by releasing all its aluminum leg locking cams at the same time, which enables you to quickly set up or break down the tripod. Extending the legs along with the center column, you can reach a maximum height of 152cm, a height of 130.18cm with the center column down, and a minimum height of 14cm with the legs completely splayed out. At the same time, the column is reversible to practically get a worm's eye view.

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