Carbon Fiber Heavy Duty Tripod WEYLLAN 81'' Professional Tripod for Camera, 10-Layer Carbon Fibre Tube, 32.5mm Leg with Low Profile Tripod Ball Head for Canon Nikon Sony, DSLR SLR Digital Camcorder
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Style: CS80C
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- High Quality: The main body of the carbon fiber tripod is made of expensive high-quality carbon fiber material. The leg tube is composed of 10 layers of carbon fiber, which has a very strong load-bearing capacity. At the same time, the carbon fiber material reduced the tripod weight, net weight of GX7 without head is only 1.6kg
- External Center Column: 2-1 camera tripod monopod design, external center column can increase the height of the heavy duty tripod, the difference is that it is external, you can install it on a tripod when you need it, this can reduce the volume of the tripod, one leg tube on the tripod can be removed to form a monopod with the center column
- Compact Desig: The lightweight design of the external center column allows the heavy duty carbon fiber tripod to have a compact structure. This professional tripod can folded to 23 inch, lightweight and highly portable, this tripod will fit into a 26 inch,wide suitcase. Ideal for travel and work
- High Quality Ball Head: Equipped with high-quality WEYLLAN CH40 ball head, made of high-quality aluminum alloy material, CNC machining, panoramic design is easier to take panoramic pictures, 40mm ball diameter, low center of gravity design, solid and stable
- Humanized Design: The tripod legs are covered with high quality foam grip, which can protect the user's hands when grabbing in cold environments. 1/4 female Threaded hole for accessories,phone mount and LED light can be mounted on the tripod. Gravity Hook can hang backpack, tripod bag and other items. Lifetime warranty, if you have any questions you can contact us at any time
Description
WEYLLAN GX7+CH40 is a heavy duty carbon fiber tripod of high quality, it contains a variety of accessories that can meet the needs of most photographers.Specifications:· Brand: WEYLLAN· Model: GX7+CH40· Material: Carbon Fiber· Net Weight: 4.7lbs/2.15 kg· Max Load: 44lbs/20 kg· Max Height: 82.3in/209 cmPacking List:· 1× Tripod Bag· 1× Packing Box· 1× GX7 Tripod· 1× CH40 Ball Head· 1× External Center Column· 3× Allen Key· 3× Stainless Steel Spike· 1× Metal Phone Clamp· 1× Magic Arm· 1× Instruction Manual
Brand: ARTCISE
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Camcorder, Camera, Telephoto lens
Special Feature: Adjustable, Lightweight, Portable
Material: Aluminum, Carbon Fiber, Metal, Rubber, Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 5 Pounds
Weight Limit: 44 Pounds
Model Name: GX7 Compact Carbon Fiber Tripod
Maximum Height: 82 Inches
Tripod Head Type: Ball Heads
Product Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 22 inches
Item Weight: 5 pounds
Item model number: ARTCISE CS80C+UB40
Date First Available: June 10, 2020
Manufacturer: ARTCISE
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It arrived a day earlier than Amazon said! Initial impressions...Wonder of wonders, the Instruction Manual i...all 26 X 4 3/4 inches oft, was well written in English, and probably Chinese, too. Apparently excellent construction, including a beautifully made ball head. 44 lbs. weigt limit. Durable? Amazon info says 8 year warranty. It may outlive me! Time will tell. I've had trouble finding an affordable tripod that fit my budget and height. I am 6 feet, and my eye height is 67-68 inches. The only real reviews of the ripod were on YouTube; one fellow who said he was about the oldest blogger. We are of an age, and he is about my height. The other fellow was more talk than info, and I kept worrying whether he had checked under the log he sat on for rattlesnakes before he sat down. Sort of hard to to Tourniquet that area! With just the legs at full extension, the ball head is really above my head, and the camera eyepiece would be 3 1/2 in higher. All of my other tripods require use of the central column to reach a comfortable eye height, because I cannot stand bent over for any length of time. It's worse since I turned 75! Most of the other tripods I researched either needed a raised center column, or were excellent, but too expensive, or appeared flimsy. My tripod complete with the ball head weighs 4lb 14 ozs. and with the center column added to the scale, and 4 lb 8 ozs. with it removed. Not truly light weight...about 8 ozs. heavier than my aluminum "medium" tripod, but fairly easily carried. Can serve as a replacement for my heavy duty and medium tripods. I am at the stage of my photography where I agree with Minor White who said "Nothing more than 100 yards frm the car is interesting!" Not cheap, but won't break the bank...about 2 times what two of my photo buddies spent for their carbon fiber tripods...the ones with bright orange accents. But...I feel it will be an investment in longevity and good photography. I am pleased with my purchase! I'll update if/when new information appears.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2022 by humminboid
I purchased this as a gift for my son-in-law. He has used it many times. It seems like every time he uses it he texts me how much he appreciates having it. He says that it is easy to adjust and exactly what he needed.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Sandra Baxter
I bought this tripod for my star tracker, which is used for long-exposure astrophotography. This tripod meets all of my requirements: 1. lightweight, less than 1.5kg. 2. made of carbon fiber. 3. high enough, maximum height is greater than 55". 4. low enough, minimum height is less than 10". 5. stable, becasue I use it for outdoor long exposure photos. 6. heavy load, my star tracker is 3 kg weight and my camera with lens is 1.5kg weight. It is better that the load wight does not reach the load capacity for stableness. Previously, I have a very portable tripod with 1kg wight and 57.6" maximum height. However, the sum of the wegiht of my star tracker and my camera s too heavy for this portable tripod. Thus, I'm looking for a new tripod with requirements mentioned above. This ARTCISE tripod is heigh enough for me, so that I don't need to add the central column. The legs are very strong. Even though I expand all four sections, the tripod is still stable enough. The accessories, stainless steel spikes, are useful when I take photoes on the beach, gravel or rocks.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2020 by Eliana Eliana
I purchased this tripod primarily for use in nature photography. I’m 6’3” and wanted a tripod suitable for my height. I also wanted a sturdy tripod but one that was also easy to transport. The narrow profile when closed was therefore one feature that was attractive to me. When the tripod arrived, I was a little taken aback. The tripod was slightly smaller than I anticipated and the ball head in particular looked puny. However, after setting up the tripod with my Nikon D7500 and Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 lens, which is a moderately heavy combination, I have found both the tripod and the ball head to be sturdier than they initially appeared. I am also pleased with the smaller size of the unit when folded and feel, overall, that it will meet my needs. (Incidentally, it is more than adequate for my height)! Before I set up this tripod with my camera and zoom lens, I considered returning it to upgrade to a larger tripod. At this point, however, I don’t really feel I need the additional size along with the accompanying weight and bulk since my Tamron lens is the largest, heaviest lens I own and I don’t want to spend the thousands of dollars more that it would cost to buy the mega lenses usually pictured on the larger tripods. I am not a professional photographer and simply can’t justify the cost of that equipment. The quality of the tripod seems to be excellent. The ball head is also nicely made, operates smoothly, and seems quite sturdy. But I am not sure how well such a small ball head will hold up over years of use. I deducted one star for this. That may not be fair, but it is what it is. I also included in my point deductions the very feature that in part drew me to this tripod in the first place; it’s very narrow profile when folded. The reason I did so is because there is a downside to this convenience in that the legs splay out from a very narrow area at the top of the tripod rather from a broader area as can be seen on many other tripods that are wider at the top when folded. This is particularly noticeable when the tripod is used without the legs being fully extended and seems to me to result in less clearance between the legs to accommodate photographer movements. This is not a deal breaker for me, but it is a trade-off that I hadn’t considered before buying the tripod. I also note that this tripod is marketed as a “professional” tripod. I’m not aware that there are any standards for reaching this determination, but if I was a pro I would probably look for something a little more heavy duty, as least if this was going to be my primary tripod. For an advanced amateur, however, this is a very nice tripod that seems to be heavy enough for all but large camera and lens combinations. Despite a few minor nit-pics, I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend it to non-professionals who want a quality tripod at a modest price and who don’t need the additional weight and bulk required to hold very heavy equipment.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023 by Thomas De Jonge