The tripod extends up to 247mm, providing a convenient height for shooting and adjusting angles with ease.
Folded Length:
It folds to a compact size of 247mm, making it easy to store and transport. This size makes it convenient for travel and everyday use.
Weight:
Weighs approximately 450g, which is lightweight enough for easy portability, yet sturdy enough to support your DSLR or smartphone.
Compatibility:
Suitable for DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, and smartphones. It comes with a phone mount to hold your smartphone and a ballhead for smooth and precise adjustments.
Material:
Made of durable plastic and metal components for strength, with the flexibility of the legs to adapt to different angles and uneven surfaces.
Cold Shoe Mount:
Equipped with a cold shoe on top, allowing you to attach accessories like microphones or LED lights for better audio and lighting during your shoots.
Key Features:
Flexible Legs:
The tripod features flexible, bendable legs that can be adjusted and twisted to wrap around objects like poles, trees, or other structures. This feature gives you the ability to take shots from unique and dynamic angles that traditional tripods cannot provide.
Ballhead for Precise Adjustments:
The ballhead allows for 360-degree rotation, enabling you to adjust the camera’s orientation smoothly, whether for landscape, portrait, or dynamic shots. The ballhead ensures precision when framing your subject.
Phone Mount:
The included phone mount securely holds your smartphone in place for stable video recording, selfies, or photos. The mount typically fits phones of various sizes.
Cold Shoe Mount:
The cold shoe on the top of the tripod allows you to attach accessories such as a microphone (for clearer audio) or a small LED light (for better lighting) while you are recording or streaming.
Lightweight and Portable:
With a folded length of 247mm and weighing just 450g, the tripod is highly portable. You can easily carry it in your bag, making it ideal for travel photography, vlogging, and on-the-go content creation.
