Benro C373T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod (75mm Bowl)


Key Features
- Benro C373T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod
- For 75mm video heads
- 3-section legs with twist locks
- Bubble level
- Carbon-fiber legs
- Aluminum bowl
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Overview
The Benro C373T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod is lightweight as well as capable of holding professional video cameras. This tripod can be used with 75mm video heads. The three-section legs can be adjusted up to a maximum height of 58.3 inches by using the twist-lock mechanism. These legs can be set to one of the three locking positions without a spreader. The tripod has rubber feet that are useful when shooting on slick surfaces. You may change the feet to fit metal spikes that give the tripod a firm grip on soft grounds. The provided bubble level assists in aligning the legs. The Benro C373T's legs are made of carbon fiber, while the bowl is made from aluminum.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 7.1 lb (3.2 kg) |
detailed specifications
| Minimum Height | 6" (15.2 cm) |
| Closed Length | 25" (63.5 cm) |
| Maximum Height | 58.3" (148.0 cm) |
| Material | Legs: Carbon fiber; Bowl: Aluminum |
support specifications
| Number of Sections | 3 sections |
| Legs Tube Diameter | 1: 32 mm; 2: 28 mm; 3: 24 mm |
- Benro C373T Carbon Fiber Video Tripod (75mm Bowl)
- Padded Carrying Case with Shoulder Strap
- Set of Spiked Feet
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