Benro Tablepod Flex Soft Tripod Legs For Photography

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The Benro TablePod Flex Soft Tripod Legs for Photographyare three extension legs for attaching to an existing Tablepod Flex tripod. They can can be used to increase the height of the tripod, aid in wrapping around difficult surfaces, or simply hold any accessories you would like to use.

For Tablepod Flex 3 Soft Legs with Feet Extension for Increased Height and Grip Can Hold Small Lights or Microphones

General
Compatibility	Benro Tablepod Flex
Physical
Color	Black
Dimensions	7.7 x 0.8 x 0.8" / 19.5 x 2.1 x 2.1 cm
Weight	5.3 oz / 150 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.35 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.65 x 4.45 x 0.95"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the head removable?

A: I just spoke with Benro tech support who says the 75mm ball mount can be removed, so that the BV6 head can be flat mounted to a 3/8x16 connection. I want to use this head with my slider, which does not have a ball mount.

Q: 2. Is the head removable? If so, what is the length of the legs when folded with the head removed? Are the legs sturdy enough to use a 24 slider on them?

A: The head is removable It can hold a 24 slider. The folded length of the whole system is 31 and the head is about 6 alone, so about 25 folded.

Q: 3. Are these legs bendable?

A: Yes, these Benro TablePod Flex Soft Tripod Legs are bendable.

Q: 4. Can this tripod be used for a spotting scope at the range?

A: The Benro TablePod Kit Carbon Fiber Tripod and Ball Head with Quick Release Plate and Smartphone Adapter can be used with a spotting scope. The load capacity is 6.6 lb, so it would not support anything to heavy.

Q: 5. Will this support and Canon 6D with either the EF 24-105 or 70-200 2.8 attached?

A: I would recommend getting a stronger and heavier tripod for that camera and lens combination if you want it to be held well and securely.

Q: 6. Is the ball head removable and what is the size of thread it mounts to?

A: The ball head included in the Benro TablePod Kit Carbon Fiber Tripod and Ball Head with Quick Release Plate and Smartphone Adapter is not removable.

Q: 7. Is the Arca QR plate on this unit compatible with the Really Right Stuff L-Plate Set for Fujifilm X-Pro3?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Really Right Stuff L-Plate Set for Fujifilm X-Pro3.

Q: 8. Will this support the Nikon Z9 with Z 24-70 F4 lens?

A: Benro TablePod Pro Kit Carbon Fiber Tripod and Ball Head with ArcaSmart 70mm Smartphone Adapter Plate has a oad capacity of 6.6LB. The camera and lens have an approximate weight of 4.05LB. Is recomended under limitations.

Q: 9. Is the Arca QR plate on this unit compatible with the Really Right Stuff L-Plate for the XT4 with the Vertical Battery grip?

A: Yes, the Arca-compatible clamp that is part of the Benro TablePod Kit Carbon Fiber Tripod and Ball Head with Quick Release Plate and Smartphone Adapter (B&H# BETABLPODKIT) is compatible with the Really Right Stuff L-Plate for FUJIFILM VG-XT4 with VG-XT4 Vertical Battery Grip (B&H# REBVGXT4L).

Q: 10. Is the plate on the BV4 compatible with the plate on S6 video head ? Are they interchangeable ? Thanks !

A: it should work

Tsae Jiaug	08/07/2024
[0.35 lb] I am happy to have it for traveling . It’s light and just put it on my carry on. 5

Walter	04/07/2024
[0.35 lb] The best table tripod I own. Super lightweight, very precise, and the smartphone adapter is wonderfully enginered. Fit compactly in a sling bag when I'm out shooting. 5

Danilo S	04/05/2024
[Black] It is well-made. I can mount my Z9 with 24-70 F4 lens. I also use it to hold my video light. 5

Robert	03/05/2024
[Black] This is the best kit I've tried for holding my phone for tabletop photos (miscellaneous subjects incl. wine labels and S/Ns.) The phone holder is solid and adequately snug with rubber pads to protect the phone. The ball head provides flexibility in orientation and operates smoothly. All the parts are nicely finished. The 3 possible leg angles allow modest vertical adjustment. I think it could hold a medium size camera, even a fairly heavy one, but not with a long and heavy lens. I expect to use the screw receptacles on 2 legs for small lights. It's small and light enough to toss in a hiking backpack, or a suitcase when you might do some casual photography. I can't yet speak to durability. 5