New ET-1004 Aluminum Tripod with E-10 Ball Head Tripod Kits

The SIRUI Flip Leg Lock System makes setup and breakdown fast and easy. Simply open the leg locks and the legs smoothly slide open. Thanks to SIRUI’s superior design, flip locks help to provide enhanced stability. SIRUI ET Series tripod have a uniquely designed leg mechanism that lets you to flip the legs up 180°. This allows the tripod to be folded significantly smaller than comparably sized tripods with conventional leg designs. And you can keep a ball head on the tripod and it will still fit in the compact case. When you want to get low to the ground or shoot at unusual angles, you can invert the center column and shoot from underneath the tripod or remove the center column and replace it with the short center column (included). And by adjusting the legs to any of the 3 leg angle positions, you can shoot on uneven terrain with ease. The E-10 ball head and a quick-release plate are part of the kit . The ball head provides separate adjustment knobs for panning and locking, the locking knob is metal with a solid grip and wear-resistant surface. The E-10 ball head’s locking mechanism can support up to 40 lb and is built to for smooth, vibration-free movement. A bubble-level is supplied for fast and accurate alignment.

Features:

• Flip lock leg locks for fast setup and breakdown
• Full-sized, but folds down small
• Legs fold up 180° for extra compactness
• The center column can be inverted for low angle shots
• For speed and convenience, each leg has an automatic leg angle lock mechanism
• Short center column is supplied for low angle or macro shooting
• 3 position leg angle for uneven terrain
• Separate adjustment knobs for panning and main locking for maximum control and flexibility
• Bubble level for fast horizontal alignment
• SIRUI’s unique locking mechanism provides unequaled locking force even with loads up to 8kg (17.6lb.)
• Rugged metal locking knob offers a wear-resistant surface, solid grip
• Precision built to provide smooth, vibration-free movement