Benro MeFOTO RoadTrip Pro Carbon Fiber Series 1 Travel Tripod with Ball Head and Monopod

On this date, May 15, 2025, B&H Photo offers one-day sale on the Benro MeFOTO RoadTrip Pro Carbon Fiber Series 1 Travel Tripod with Ball Head and Monopod in Silver for $119.95, which is a reduction of $180 from the regular price of $299.95. This portable 6-in-1 tripod is ideal for on-the-go photographers, with a strong but light carbon fiber construction weighing only 3.0 lb but with a generous load capacity of 17.6 lb. The tripod stands at a maximum height of 61.8" for multiple shooting angles and collapses to 15.4" for easy portability, making it an excellent travel and outdoor photography tripod.

The Benro MeFOTO RoadTrip Pro features a Q-series ball head with an Arca-type PMM70 quick-release plate that doubles as a phone holder to provide additional camera and smartphone support. Its innovative design allows the one leg to detach and serve as a monopod, which is an alternative mode for taking shots. The tripod features twist-lock legs for fast deployment, a bubble level for precise positioning, and a carry case for portability. This flash sale offers deep discounts on a well-made, feature-packed tripod, but only today.

Key Features

• Load Capacity: 17.6 lb
• Maximum Height: 61.8"
• Minimum Height: 15.6"
• Max Height without Center Column: 45.47"
• Folded Length: 15.16"
• Leg Sections: 5
• Weight: 3.0 lb
• Carbon Fiber Legs with Twist Lock Joints
• 3-Way Ball Head and Convertible QR Plate
• Convertible Monopod: 62.2"

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Details

he MeFOTO RoadTrip Pro Carbon Fiber Series 1 Travel Tripod with Ball Head and Monopod from Benro is unique tripod that offers a range of configurations to cover every camera support need when on the move. Weighing only 3.0 lb, but with a load capacity of 17.6 lb, this tripod supports everything from compact and mirrorless cameras, up to a full DSLR with zoom lens. The 5-section legs provide a maximum height of 61.8" and a reverse-fold length of just 15.4", it is small enough to store or carry just about anywhere. The durable metal twist locks combined with anti-rotation legs allow for a fast and fumble-free setup, plus weather and dust resistance. Easily convert this tripod to a monopod by removing the center column and the padded leg, for added versatility when a full tripod is too bulky or slow. The adjustable two-section center column can also be reversed for inverted low-to-the-ground shots. Located within the center column is an internal small leg set which can be used in conjunction with the center column, leg, and head to create multiple configurations. By attaching the head directly to the small leg set it can be used as a tabletop tripod for live streaming, virtual meetings, video chatting, or weblogs.

The included Q-series triple-action ball head contains separate adjustments for pan and ball lock as well as an additional pan lock on the QR plate for even more accurate panoramic shooting. It includes an innovative PMM70 convertible phone holder QR plate, to easily switch from camera to phone in a snap, without changing heads or plates. The Arca-type compatible convertible plate mounts in portrait or landscape orientation, allowing quick and easy photography and social content capture in the same setup.

• 6-in-1 Tripod: tripod, monopod, boom pole, selfie stick, high hat, tabletop tripod
• Convertible Arca-type PMM70 QR plate holds cameras or phones
• Removable, reversible 2-section center column folds small
• Ballast hook for center column
• All metal twist-lock joints
• Independent leg spread
• 2 x locking leg positions
• Built in tool set allows in the field conversions
• Monopod features built-in mini leg base
• Mini-leg base and ball head convert to tabletop tripod
• Removable rubber feet

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