High Country II Aluminum Tripod with Pan/Tilt QR H

Uses

• Strikes the balance between stability and portability
• 22-pound payload capacity allows the use of heavy cameras & lenses, binoculars, spotting scopes, and other similar gear
• 1/4″-20 mounting stud is compatible with the most popular size mounting for cameras and optics
• Folded size of 24.3 x 4″ makes it easy to pack and carry in the field without weighing you down
• Rubber strap restrains legs when folded for security while traveling with it
• Weighs just 4 pounds
• Convenient carrying case included

Head

• 2-way pan head provides the ability to pan and tilt to find and track targets at all elevations
• Arca-type compatible quick release plate makes setup and breakdown fast and easy
• Control handle allows you to easily pan & tilt your gear to find and follow subjects while minimizing vibrations

Legs

• Aluminum alloy legs provide reliable strength or stability
• Three leg sections ensure a small folded size with simple flip lever locks for fast deployment
• Three adjustment angles let you independently adjust the angle of the leg for use on uneven ground
• Adjustment range from 11.3″ to 62.5″ tall accommodates a wide variety of equipment and viewing positions whether you’re sitting, or standing
• Extendable center column adds height while keeping the folded size small
• Removable counterweight hook can be used for weights to add stability and limit vibrations, or to hold a pack or bag off the ground
• Rubber feet ensure solid and sure footing

Head Type Pan & Tilt Head

Camera Mounting Screw 1/4″-20 Male

Quick Release Plate Type Classic Arca Swiss

Number of Bubble LevelsNone

Load Capacity 22lb / 10kg

Maximum Working Height 62.5″ / 158.8cm

Minimum Working Height 11.3″ / 28.7cm

Closed Length 24.3″ / 61.7cm

Materials Carbon Fiber

Weight 4lb / 1.8kg

Leg Lock Type Flip Lock

Leg Positions 3 Positions

Independent Leg Spread Yes

Leg Sections 3

Feet Features Rubber

Center Column Features Ballast Hook

Center Column Shape Round

Center Column Sections 1