SmallRig CT25 64.5"/164cm Horizontal Overhead Tripod for iPhone & Camera, with Phone Holder & Carrying Bag, 22lb Max Load Aluminum Lightweight Camera Tripod for Overhead Shots/Live Streaming
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Style: 64.5" Horizontal Tripod
Features
- Horizontal Tripod for Overhead Shooting: The SmallRig CT25 horizontal arm tripod offers a max 64.5" height for crisp overhead shots and horizontal camera tripod setups. Ideal for product photography or live streaming, its tripod for overhead shots design simplifies desktop workflows
- Dual-device Shooting: Switch between cameras and smartphones effortlessly with the universal horizontal tripod mount and phone holder. Supports up to 22lb, ideal for dual-camera shooting and live streaming
- Lightweight But Sturdy: Thickened aluminum legs and a horizontal tripod arm ensure stability during shoots. Anti-slip feet and a 360 ball head provide shake-free camera tripod horizontal positioning on any surface
- Quick-Adjust Height: Collapsible 5-section legs extend to 64.5" height. The overhead tripod's 360 rotation and tilt offer flexible angles for creative tripod overhead compositions
- Portable Beginner Tripod: Weighing 3.5lbs and including a carrying bag, this horizontal overhead tripod is travel-ready. Includes a hook to hang objects of up to 1kg when shooting overhead to prevent tipping over. Effortlessly master overhead tripod for camera setups
Brand: SMALLRIG
Color: black
Compatible Devices: Camera, Smartphone
Special Feature: Adjustable, Rotatable
Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Aluminum
Item Weight: 1600 Grams
Weight Limit: 11 Pounds
Model Name: CT25
Maximum Height: 164 Centimeters
Tripod Head Type: Ball Heads
Product Dimensions: 3.94 x 3.94 x 5.91 inches
Item Weight: 3.53 pounds
Item model number: 12768
Date First Available: May 16, 2025
Manufacturer: SmallRig
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Top Amazon Reviews
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: 64.5" Horizontal Tripod
The media could not be loaded. 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: 71"
I received my tripod today. It sat in my cart for a while because I was not sure how, based on cost, it would hold my camera with the big lens on it. There was no need to worry. This tripod is very sturdy and the quality is fantastic. The tripod is a little heavy at just over 3 pounds. But it will also hold a camera up to 33 pounds. When it comes time to put the tripod back in the bag, remember that it has to fold up almost in half to fit in the bag. It took me too long to remember that. Also watch out for the little red levers that open and close the legs. The corners are a bit sharp. I am so happy with this tripod. I can’t wait to get out and use it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Lisa Koch Lisa Koch
Style: 78.7"
Decent quality(includes allen keys for all the bolts)...Definitely in the "lightweight/travel or hiking " category. It's thinner and smaller than I initially thought it would be (from the pictures). It's fine for my Micro four thirds rig( I would not stick a Z9 on it).; but I aim to replace my sturdy, solid ( albeit heavy) 1980s all metal "tiltall"tripod I used with my 35mm film slr/ gear. So I'm still looking for my next reasonably priced tripod. Something a little sturdier. But I can't afford a "Gitzo".
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by john galt
Style: 71"
Great quality and easy to use right out of the box. It even includes a nice carrying case for transportation and storage.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Joshua Rogers
Style: 71"
I am using for both taking photos with my iPhone and using my telescope viewer. It has two base attachment so I can swap quickly. One thing to be aware of: I was adjusting it in the dark while taking aurora photos (or attempting to) and it came apart. I tried to put together on the dark but one piece was not able to go back on. Strangely enough, the post had come off during the initial breakdown which I had not noticed in the dark. I had to remove the top, remove the attaching post and put the collar on, then replace the post before screwing the top piece back on. (This will make sense if you are fighting with this problem) Now I am using it with pleasure, easy adjustments, smooth turning.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by Laurie
Style: 71"
Great quality, durable, light weight and portable, affordable. Everything I was looking for on a travel tripod. It also has a good fluid pan
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2025 by Nicolas Salamanca
Style: 71"
Really well made, it was a bit confusing when I used it for the first time but once you got it it is really simple, ready to get on my personal projects with this tripod! totally worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by Carlos Rodriguez