SmallRig Camera Tripod, 71" Foldable Aluminum Tripod/Monopod, 360°Ball Head Detachable, Payload 33lb, Adjustable Height from 16" to 71" for Camera, Phone
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Style: 71"
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- Wide Compatibility: This camera tripod is universally compatible with cameras and devices with 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded holes, such as DSLR cameras, action cameras and mirrorless cameras, etc. It can also be used with cell phones and projectors. NoteFor cameras with telephoto zoom lens, you need to purchase additional tripod mount ring or telephoto lens mount for better balance.
- 2 in 1 Tripod Monopod: You can easily turn the aluminum tripod into a monopod according to your needs, this tripod is a good companion for your hiking or traveling.
- Angle Adjustable:The specially designed 36mm metal ball-head can rotate 360 degree allowing you to take photos at any angle with horizontally and vertically. And the central pole can be inverted to allow for low angle shooting and macro photography.
- Height Adjustable: 4-section column legs with 3 quick release flip-locks allows you to adjust the working height from 16" to 71" in seconds. 16.9" folden size is easily took to anywhere for outdoor photography.
- Load Bearing and Innovative Design: The dslr tripod offers high level of stability using great quality level of magnesium aluminum alloy. The net weight of the tripod is 1530g, it can withstand up to 33 lbs/15 kg(vertical)or 11 lbs/5 kg(tilt). Different from other tripods, this tripod has Three 1/4" threaded holes added to the bracket, which can meet the needs of external magic arms, mobile phones, monitors, etc.
Description
Detached ball head can rotate 360° allowing you to take photos at any angle horizontally and vertically. Offers a high level of stability using the great quality level of magnesium aluminum alloy. It can withstand up to 33 lbs (15 kg) 62.2" Carbon Fiber Tripod 63“ Compact Tripod 71" Camera Tripod 62" Heavy Duty Tripod 63" Carbon Fiber Tripod 73" Heavy Duty Tripod Tripod Dolly Founded in 2013, SmallRig designs and builds complete accessory solutions for content creation with cameras, gimbals, and mobile phones. Our accessories are widely used in live broadcasting, professional video production, and other fields supported by over two million creators worldwide! SmallRig pioneered the User Co-design (UCD) mode and DreamRig program in the industry to co-design with global creators and make their big dream achievable. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: SMALLRIG
Color: black
Compatible Devices: Camera, Phone
Special Feature: Foldable
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 3.37 Pounds
Weight Limit: 33 Pounds
Model Name: 15551
Maximum Height: 71 Inches
Tripod Head Type: Ball Heads
Brand: SMALLRIG
Model Name: 15551
Model Number: 15551
Item Length: 71 Inches
Manufacturer: SmallRig
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: BS-01
Color: black
Compatible Devices: Camera, Phone
Material Type: Aluminum
Audio Recording: No
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Media Type: Image, Video
Viewfinder Type: LCD screen
Screen Size: 180 Centimeters
Item Weight: 3.37 Pounds
Maximum Height: 71 Inches
Minimum Height: 16 Inches
Leg Diameter: 23.00 millimeters
Folded Size: 43cm
Features: Foldable
Weight Limit: 33 Pounds
Head Type: Ball Heads
Number of leg sections: 4
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 78.7"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The SmallRig CT-20 camera tripod exceeded my expectations. It is very sturdy, making it easy to carry for travel and outdoor shoots. The tripod provides excellent stability for both cameras and smartphones, and the adjustable height offers great flexibility for different shooting angles. Setup is quick and simple, and the smooth pan-and-tilt head makes capturing photos and videos effortless. The build quality feels premium and durable. Overall, it's a reliable and versatile tripod that offers great value for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by Vj
Style: 71"
I picked this up for its light weight and small form factor and I’m not disappointed. I’ve been able to use this on a range of smaller film jobs. It’s super easy to take out of the bag and start using immediately. The legs extend easily and the fluid head rotates with ease making this a nice sturdy easy to use tripod.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by Peckanina
Style: 71"
The value is unbelievable. $60 ('sale price')for a tripod with this much functionality and sturdiness is superb. Build quality is good where it matters - like the tripod legs and metal components. Other items have a cheaper plastic feel, like the knobs that adjust the ball head. I love the cleverness of the three 1/4-20 connections built into screws where the legs fold. What a great surprise for me to uncover. For the price, SmallRig has clearly prioritized putting money into the right areas. One con is that as delivered, the ball head did not have smooth range of motion. It would get stuck while moving or rotating it instead of having a fluid motion. This worried me a lot, as that's one of the most important factors of a good ball head tripod. I moved it through all positions to troubleshoot and found extra material on the very bottom of the ball, it looked like dried superglue :/. I was able to scrape off ~2/3s of the material and the ball head started moving much better. I would have returned it if this quality issue persisted.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Mike Padilla
Style: 71"
Pros: Nicely made with metal aluminum legs and with extras like the rubber or spike ends for different terrain locations. Very nice Swiss Arca plates! Thick and well made. The ability to flip the legs in the opposite direction for extra low shots (Upside down) under and in the middle of the lower leg extension's are genius! Pros: Ball head is nice. Smooth and locks well. Cons: The lower legs in my opinion are too thin. I would not trust this tripod with my $3k lens and my $3k body at full extension. I have other small cameras which will be perfect with this tripod. It also shakes a bit on a windy day - the weight I use locks it down better and prevents wiggle. Overall it's "decent" in my opinion. I'll use it, but my heavy duty tripod will still be used during times I use my larger camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by FloridaPhoto
Style: 71"
Well made, solid, stable tripod/monopod for my 3lb camera. Easy to set up and adjust ball head. Good value.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026 by Gino DePalma
Style: 64.5" Horizontal Tripod
SmallRig VT-20 vs VT-20 Pro – Quick Comparison Both of these are excellent quality ball heads from SmallRig, and honestly you can’t go wrong with either one. The build feels solid, the movement is smooth, and they both handle a phone or small camera really well. The main difference comes down to adjustability: VT-20 Pro (V220) – Has a wider range of adjustment and is much quicker and easier to fine-tune. If you’re moving between angles often, the Pro just feels better and faster to work with. VT-20 – Slightly more robust, simpler design with fewer adjustment options. It also includes a helpful bag hook, which is a nice touch for stabilizing a tripod outdoors. If I had to pick one, I’d choose the VT-20 Pro, mainly because the adjustability is smoother, easier, and gives you more flexibility when setting up shots. Both are great, but the Pro simply makes the whole process quicker.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by erik ruzich
Style: 78.7"
The SmallRig CT-20 tripod is a great all-rounder for both beginners and content creators. It feels solid thanks to the aluminum build, yet still lightweight and easy to carry. With a max height of 78.7", it’s perfect for a wide range of shooting setups. The 360° ball head is smooth and easy to adjust, and the ability to convert it into a monopod is a really useful bonus. Overall, it’s a reliable, flexible tripod that delivers excellent value for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Clumsy Chvrlie
Style: 71"
Alright, where do I begin. I've had this product since November 2023. And it's not until today that I've decided to give the most comprehensive review possible: Let's start with the good aspects: It lives up to what the ad says. It's an ideal tripod for travel. I've only ever loaded a Sony a7iii with a Tamron 28-200 on it during these almost two years of testing. Overall, it has performed quite well. The legs can be easily adjusted with an Allen key when they start losing tension at the joint. This is important as it allows for more precise positioning of the tripod. If you don't tighten the joints connecting the legs to the main body, they will be wobbly and it will be a pain to place them in a specific position. In general, its aluminum body and paint are of good quality. I've put it through a lot of work, and the paint still holds up. The red details are a nice aesthetic touch. The strap on the tripod body is a welcome addition for carrying it with you. I've carried my camera mounted on the tripod and the tripod over my shoulders, and the clamping system has never failed. Overall, it has been a good tripod for the price. Now, the negative aspects. The plastic clamps were the first things to start failing. They began to crack with use. Opening and closing it gently can increase its lifespan, but being a product intended for travel, and thus subject to somewhat rough handling, they should be built from a much, much more resistant material. The tripod head tends to loosen. This is a real headache. You have to constantly adjust it. It's very easy to lose the rubber tips on the end of the legs. In fact, I lost one because it would always rub against a part of my travel backpack and unscrew itself. That's how I lost it. The shape of these leg tips doesn't make it very good for indoor use, as it can slip easily at times. In short, for the price, it has been a great product. Would I buy it again? I don't know, I want to give other tripods a chance, some of which are even more affordable and seem to offer the same. But in the end, and I'll say it again, it's a good product and maintains a fair quality-price ratio. Current status of the product: It works, but one of the legs is glued with silicone because of what I mentioned—one of the clamping systems fractured, which makes that first height level useless for me. Speaking of which: I rarely used it at its highest level, meaning fully extended, but in general, it feels stable as long as you use a weight on the hook at the center of the tripod's body to counteract wind movements. I'm sharing some photos I took using the tripod and how it looks currently. By the way, I'm still using it and I'm actually heading out on a trip with it right now.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2025 by Angel D.