SmallRig Camera Tripod, 71″ Foldable Aluminum Tripod/Monopod, 360°Ball Head Detachable, Payload 33lb, Adjustable Height from 16″ to 71″ for Camera, Phone
$48.93
Related Products
Product description
The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked.
1 Adjustable Height
2 Tripod & Monopod
3 Wide Compatibility
1 Adjutable Leg Angle
2 Macro Shooting
1 Multi-scene Use
2 Package Include
36mm 360° Metal Ball Head
Detached ball head can rotate 360° allowing you to take photos at any angle horizontally and vertically.
15KG Load Capacity
Offers a high level of stability using the great quality level of magnesium aluminum alloy. It can withstand up to 33 lbs (15 kg)
SmallRig Tripod – Which one do you prefer ?
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Add to Cart
Customer Reviews
4.3 out of 5 stars 220
4.4 out of 5 stars 122
4.5 out of 5 stars 1,284
4.3 out of 5 stars 241
4.5 out of 5 stars 67
4.5 out of 5 stars 720
4.7 out of 5 stars 418
Price
$126.65$126.65
$118.15$118.15
$48.93$48.93
$84.99$84.99
$119.99$119.99
$135.99$135.99
$59.49$59.49
ID
4059
4222
3935
4684
4221
3751B
3986
Keywords
Professional & Lightweight
Ultra Compact& Lightweight
Budget-Friendly & Enthusiast
Heavy Duty yet Lightweight
Professional & Lightweight
Heavy Duty & Large Payload
Fast Movement
Suitable for the scene
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Use Preferences
Photo Shooting
Photo Shooting
Photo Shooting
Video Shooting
Video Shooting
Video Shooting
Photo & Video Shooting
Adjustable Height
20″ ~ 62.2″
16.9”~63“
23.3”~70.8“
29.5″~62.2″
22″~63″
33″~73″
Extendable Leg: 11.7 “- 17.1″
Foldable Size
15.8″
20.9″
16.9″
31.1″
16”
33”
16.9” * 5.9“
Net Weight
2.64lbs/1.2 kg
2.54 lbs/1.15 kg
3.37lbs/1.53 kg
6.2lb / 2.8 kg
3 lb / 1.37 kg
8.8 lb / 4 kg
3.96lbs/1.8kg
Tripod & Monopod
✔
✘
✔
✘
✔
✘
✘
Video Head Detachable
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✘
Material
Carbon Fiber
Aluminum Alloy
Aluminum Alloy
Aluminum Alloy
Carbon Fiber
Aluminum Alloy
Aluminum Alloy
Recommended Products
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod Dolly: 3986
Tripod: 3751,3760,3983,3935
Wide Compatibility: This camera tripod is universally compatible with cameras and devices with 1/4″-20 and 3/8″-16 threaded holes, such as DSLR cameras, action cameras and mirrorless cameras, etc. It can also be used with cell phones and projectors. 【Note】For cameras with telephoto zoom lens, you need to purchase additional tripod mount ring or telephoto lens mount for better balance.
2 in 1 Tripod Monopod: You can easily turn the aluminum tripod into a monopod according to your needs, this tripod is a good companion for your hiking or traveling.
Angle Adjustable:The specially designed 36mm metal ball-head can rotate 360 degree allowing you to take photos at any angle with horizontally and vertically. And the central pole can be inverted to allow for low angle shooting and macro photography.
Height Adjustable: 4-section column legs with 3 quick release flip-locks allows you to adjust the working height from 16″ to 71″ in seconds. 16.9″ folden size is easily took to anywhere for outdoor photography.
Load Bearing and Innovative Design: The dslr tripod offers high level of stability using great quality level of magnesium aluminum alloy. The net weight of the tripod is 1530g, it can withstand up to 33 lbs/15 kg(vertical)or 11 lbs/5 kg(tilt). Different from other tripods, this tripod has Three 1/4″ threaded holes added to the bracket, which can meet the needs of external magic arms, mobile phones, monitors, etc.
12 reviews for SmallRig Camera Tripod, 71″ Foldable Aluminum Tripod/Monopod, 360°Ball Head Detachable, Payload 33lb, Adjustable Height from 16″ to 71″ for Camera, Phone
Add a review
$48.93
Scott Trerrotola –
First Impression
The Smallrig tripod, 71inch.This is a first impression review. I just unboxed it, and after tinkering with it for a little while, I decided to snap some photos and share.It comes with a carry bag which I’ll never use. When I’m out in the woods or wherever taking pictures, I don’t bother with a carry bag for my tripod. I prefer to either carry it myself in my hand or strap it to my canvas bag.Overall, the tripod seems very well-made. It’s aluminum, but not like the lightweight one that I already have. All the attachment points are very heavy and secure. I absolutely love the way the camera and phone attachment plate mounts to the top of the tripod. It’s very well machined and the tooling is superb. I also like how the attachment plate has a slot for a screwdriver or coin but also a half moon piece that folds out for easy turning.The legs fold out differently than on my old tripod. It’s just something I’ll have to get used to. The legs lock in a few different positions, which is especially helpful over difficult terrain when shooting outdoors.Again, this is just my first impression but the collar up top seems very well made. I love the ball mount. It pivots smoothly. One of my favorite parts of this is also the cell phone mount. Rather than a spring loaded thing, you simply loosen up a mount knob and tighten it around the phone. It’s so much more secure than the spring loaded junk I’ve experienced.Kudos to small rig as they give you an extra mount plate. This is fantastic. I can have two separate cameras with the plates attached and simply swap out in an instant. Also an added bonus is one extra rubber foot in case you lose one, but also there are Spike type feet for the bottom. This is really terrific. I shoot a lot in the woods and I think these will really help keep the tripod steady. It comes with a few hex keys for tightening the different screws throughout. I already have a full set on a photographers tool, but it’s nice that they supply them.Here’s the one thing I feel is not the best. On one of the legs there’s a very nice padded coating that’s meant for hand Carry. While this is a nice addition, the legs do not lock in the closed position. This means when you go to lift the tripod, the leg will just separate from the center. See Photo. To remedy this I used one of my gear straps and it works fine. This does not stop me from giving the tripod a five star review, but it would have been nice for them to include something to keep the tripod legs together in the closed position. Or, even better, design it to lock itself closed. Like I said it’s not a dealbreaker on this tripod, but as of right now it is my one critique.As I stated earlier, this is just my first impression review. Next, I will do a second review with the tripod in the field to see how it performs. This is a far better product than my cheap one and considering I got this at a reduced price for prime day I’m satisfied so far. Be back with more photos and an in the field review. Cheers!
Mike Padilla –
Unbelievable value! 5 Stars despite initial ball head problem (fixable)
The value is unbelievable. $60 (‘sale price’)for a tripod with this much functionality and sturdiness is superb. Build quality is good where it matters – like the tripod legs and metal components. Other items have a cheaper plastic feel, like the knobs that adjust the ball head. I love the cleverness of the three 1/4-20 connections built into screws where the legs fold. What a great surprise for me to uncover. For the price, SmallRig has clearly prioritized putting money into the right areas.One con is that as delivered, the ball head did not have smooth range of motion. It would get stuck while moving or rotating it instead of having a fluid motion. This worried me a lot, as that’s one of the most important factors of a good ball head tripod. I moved it through all positions to troubleshoot and found extra material on the very bottom of the ball, it looked like dried superglue :/. I was able to scrape off ~2/3s of the material and the ball head started moving much better. I would have returned it if this quality issue persisted.
erik ruzich –
SmallRig VT-20 vs VT-20 Pro – Quick Comparison
SmallRig VT-20 vs VT-20 Pro – Quick ComparisonBoth of these are excellent quality ball heads from SmallRig, and honestly you can’t go wrong with either one. The build feels solid, the movement is smooth, and they both handle a phone or small camera really well.The main difference comes down to adjustability:VT-20 Pro (V220) – Has a wider range of adjustment and is much quicker and easier to fine-tune. If you’re moving between angles often, the Pro just feels better and faster to work with.VT-20 – Slightly more robust, simpler design with fewer adjustment options. It also includes a helpful bag hook, which is a nice touch for stabilizing a tripod outdoors.If I had to pick one, I’d choose the VT-20 Pro, mainly because the adjustability is smoother, easier, and gives you more flexibility when setting up shots.Both are great, but the Pro simply makes the whole process quicker.
SGB –
Tripod for webcam.
Great tripod for the price. Well built and easy to use. The only issue I had was setting up my webcam for the first time but ultimately it all worked out.
Nicolas Salamanca –
Great Tripod! Perfect for light travel
Great quality, durable, light weight and portable, affordable. Everything I was looking for on a travel tripod. It also has a good fluid pan
Jaiser M. –
Sturdy, Tall, and Easy to Fold Tripod
The SmallRig 71” Foldable Aluminum Tripod is excellent. It’s very sturdy, lightweight, and easy to fold and carry. The height is great for photos and videos, and it feels well made. Definitely a solid choice!
Michael –
Love it
Light, compact and full featured. Feels solid and it’s really easy to use. Good price too.
David Moreno –
Excelente calidad del producto llegó en perfectas condiciones, cuenta con varios accesorios, repuesto de pata (goma) y puntas para terreno inestable, una bolsa para transportarlo, otro soporte de cámara, un manual y el material es muy bueno tiene una estabilidad perfecta, además de soportar la cámara, esta puede permitirle girar 360°, por lo cual puedes hacer tomas tanto en horizontal como vertical; tiene niveladores en varios lados del soporte de la cámara, tiene tres patas largas y el mango de en medio todavía puede subir más aproximadamente 1 m 90, 2 m. Me encantó ! Duradero y seguro para tu equipo ! Tanto celular como cámara profesional.
Alan Neilsen –
This is a great little tripod for travelling as it packed into my suitcase easily. It’s lightweight and versatile
Josh –
Right out of the box I can feel the better build quality compared to the last one I bought a fair bit more expensive $60 to be exact but the functionality of it is so much better.Looks better, feels better, opens better. A reasonable weight that makes you feel it is a good quality but not too heavy.If it stands up as a quality tripod, being that I am writing this immediately after receiving it and setting it up I can say this is a much better value. Super tall too almost reaches the roof of my room full size.You can get by with common sense of unpacking and setting it up time after time I can tell. The last one I bought came with a manual that had basic functions of all knobs but then had a page dedicated to breaks alone. It is much more worth it to pay for this one if you have the choice.
PETER JOHN MAGHARI –
STURDY, GOOD BRAND and FAST DELIVERY
Alex –
Für Videoaufnahmen am Tisch und für Produktfotos habe ich ein Stativ mit horizontaler Säule gesucht – und dafür das SmallRig CT25 bestellt. Der erste Eindruck: sauber verarbeitetes Aluminium, solide Verschlüsse und ein Kugelkopf, der sich fein justieren lässt.Der Aufbau geht zügig: Beine ausziehen, Säule drehen, und schon hängt die Kamera über dem Tisch. Gerade für Unboxings oder Aufnahmen von oben ist das sehr praktisch. Die Anti-Rutsch-Füße und der Gegengewichtshaken sorgen für Stabilität, auch wenn die Kamera etwas schwerer ist. Bei maximaler Höhe merkt man zwar leichte Vibrationen, aber mit Gegengewicht bleibt das Setup ruhig genug für Fotos und Streams.Gut gefällt mir die Vielseitigkeit: Ich kann schnell zwischen Kamera und Smartphone wechseln, ohne Adapter-Gefummel. Auch als Einbeinstativ lässt sich das CT25 nutzen – eine nette Zusatzfunktion, wenn man mal unterwegs ist. Trotz der stabilen Bauweise ist das Stativ mit 1,6 kg vergleichsweise leicht und dank der Tasche auch mobil gut nutzbar.Insgesamt macht das SmallRig CT25 einen durchdachten Eindruck: robust, flexibel und zuverlässig. Für Produktfotografie, Social Media oder kreative Overhead-Shots ist es eine klare Empfehlung – solange man das Gegengewicht nicht vergisst.