Limited time sales promotion for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Christmas shopping and New Year's Day 2018.We will Resume the price up to $25.95 after the holiday promotion! OVERVIEW This simple tripod is an interactive stabilization device that can keep up with the fastest "run and gun" photographers. KT-A02 Pocket 'Pods provide stability on table tops and other surfaces without the burden of cumbersome and excessive equipment. The KT-A02 Ultra features ratcheting angle stops, allowing for fast height adjustment. The legs can be held together to serve as an effective mini monopod, or they can be splayed out to create a solid, stand-alone stabilizer capable of a 100lb load. Durable rubber feet increase the grip on many surfaces. Anodized aluminum and stainless steel parts ensure the Pocket 'Pod won't disappoint, even in the most extreme of circumstances. The leg tension is adjustable, allowing specific tuning for load, play and preference. The 1/4"-20 x 3/4" stud comes with a 3/8"-16 adapter, which makes attaching a KAKAFOTO ballhead a breeze. Feature： ﹒Hight grade aluminum and stainless steel alloy ﹒HAIII military grade hard-anodized finish ﹒Durable rubber feet ﹒Can be served as an effective mini monopod ﹒Included a bushing reducer 1/4"-3/8" ﹒unique design, the tripod can be attached to different object ﹒Maximum height:30°/150mm; Middle height:55°/112mm; Minimum height:75°/77mm ﹒Max Load：75kg ﹒Weight：203g ﹒Mounting thread：1/4" Spec: ﹒Leg Material: 6061-T6 black anodized aluminum ﹒Number of Leg Sections: 1 ﹒Load Capacity: 75kg ﹒Platform Diameter: 40mm ﹒Number of Leg Angle Positions: 3 (1st angle stop, 2nd angle stop, fully splayed) ﹒Stud:1/4"-20 with 3/8" adapter ﹒Folded Length with Stud: 161mm ﹒Height at 1st Angle Stop: 150mm ﹒Height at 2nd Angle Stop: 112mm ﹒Height Fully Splayed: 77mm ﹒Weight: 203g
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Very solid!
This is a very nice tripod. Kinda pricey, but very solid. 7.1oz if that matters to anyone. The grey 'button' allows the leg to extend up to the next notch (the notches are similar to most other full size tripods that have independent leg angle adjustments). Can it really hold 75kg? That seems a bit much, but I have no doubt it would hold a 5lb setup steady enough for timelapse, more weight for simply shots. I felt no give to this tripod when set up; any flex would be from your choice of head.
