Davis & Sanford Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Dual Locking Ball Head

On Sale: $89.95, Regular: $229.95

For today only, B&H Photovideo has on sale the Davis & Sanford Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Dual Locking Ball Head on sale for $89.95, saving you $140.

Key features of the Davis & Sanford Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Dual Locking Ball Head

• Load Capacity: 18 lb
• Max Height: 68"
• Min Height: 9.5"
• Folded Length: 19"
• Leg Sections: 4
• Weight: 4 lb
• Twist Leg Locks
• Rubber Feet with Integrated Spikes
• Short Column Included
• Arca-Type Quick Release Plate

Purchase the Davis & Sanford Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod for $89.95

Details of the Davis & Sanford Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Dual Locking Ball Head

or travel or candids, in the home or studio, the Traverse TR684C-36 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Dual Locking Ball Head from Davis and Sanford is a versatile, lightweight support for DSLR, mirrorless, and point and shoot cameras.

This kit includes a carbon fiber set of legs and a dual-action ball head, which combine to weigh only 4 lb while supporting up to 18 lb. The 4-section twist-lock legs extend to a maximum height of 68" and can be lowered to a minimum height of 9.5". Additionally, each leg can be set to 3 separate leg angles for balancing the tripod on uneven surfaces. The legs utilize rubber feet that feature integrated metal spikes for securing the legs in sand, dirt, or snow. One leg features a cushioned foam grip and the center column includes a ballast hook for stabilizing the tripod with additional weight.

The included ball head has a dual-action design that features one lock for ball movement and a separate lock for pan. The head also features degree markings along the panning axis and an Arca-type quick release, with one included plate. A bubble level has also been added to the ball head for increased positioning accuracy.

For ease of transport, the tripod folds down to 19" and includes a carrying case. A short center column is also included to help facilitate low angle and macro shooting.

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