Vanguard VEO 2 235CB Carbon Fiber Travel with VEO 2 BH-50 Ball Head
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Exclusive and innovative central column system that allows you to set the central column and tripod legs in less than 15 seconds
1st rate carbon fiber material for lightweight & long-lasting working sessions and advanced twist lock system for fast and rock solid position setting
Multi-action ball head with 3 independent knobs for lock, pan, and friction control operation. Ergonomic knobs provide up to 13.2 pound work load performance for quality images. Arca compatible QS-60S QR plate
Extend the 5 sections in a matter of seconds and Independent leg positioning at 3 different angles (20°, 45°, 80°) for more versatility and possibilities to adapt to uneven terrain enabling you to shoot more creative pictures
Tripod Specifications: 23 mm, 5 section carbon fiber legs. Folded height: 15.875". Extended height: 57.1". Weight: 2.63 pounds
1st rate carbon fiber material for lightweight & long-lasting working sessions and advanced twist lock system for fast and rock solid position setting
Multi-action ball head with 3 independent knobs for lock, pan, and friction control operation. Ergonomic knobs provide up to 13.2 pound work load performance for quality images. Arca compatible QS-60S QR plate
Extend the 5 sections in a matter of seconds and Independent leg positioning at 3 different angles (20°, 45°, 80°) for more versatility and possibilities to adapt to uneven terrain enabling you to shoot more creative pictures
Tripod Specifications: 23 mm, 5 section carbon fiber legs. Folded height: 15.875". Extended height: 57.1". Weight: 2.63 pounds
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