The robust Sunwayfoto T4040CM Carbon Fiber Tripod EB-52 Ball Headfrom Sunwayfoto T4040CM Carbon Fiber Tripod EB-52 Ball Headis a versatile, feature-rich carbon fiber tripod with a load capacity of 88.2 lb and a maximum height of 63.4". It folds to a compact 23.2" for storage or travel, and weighs only 5.1 lb.

The carbon fiber legs have water-, dust-, and sand-resistant sealed twist-lock joints for reliable use in harsh environments with a minimum of maintenance. The legs have independent spread and open to three locking angles, making it possible to level the leg set on uneven terrain. They achieve a minimum height of 3" for low-perspective angles and macro imaging. The tripod head platform has a ballast hook, and the included interchangeable 75mm bowl can be changed out within seconds without the need for any tools.

Load Capacity: 66 lb    Working Height Range: 8.4 to 71.8"    Folded Length: 27.5"    Arca-Type Ball Head    4-Section Carbon Fiber Legs, Twist Locks    1/4"-20 Accessory Mounts    Weighs 6.3 lb

• Independent leg spread
• Leg angles: 23, 55, 85°
• Interchangeable 75mm bowl
• Head platform with ballast hook
• 1/4"-20 accessory mount sockets
• Interchangeable spiked feet

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can someone at B&H physically weigh this tripod in response to the multiple weights mentioned in the Q&A?

A: The weight of the Sirui A1205 Carbon Fiber Tripod with Y-11 Ball Head is 2.82 lbs, according to the Sirui website.

Q: 2. Can I switch the ball head to the K-20X?

A: It is packaged with the Y-11 head. The head is removable & A K-20 will fit. If you don't already own a K-20, why not try it with the Y-11 first. It may be just what you need.

Q: 3. Is the a light weight gimbal head that I can use with this tripod? I use a micro four thirds set up.

A: The Benro TSL08CN00 Slim Carbon-Fiber Tripod with Ball Head only supports 8.8 pounds so it would not be recommended for use with a gimbal head.

Q: 4. Where can I find replacement stops for this tripod?

A: You can use the following replacement leg stops for Benro TSL08CN00 Slim Carbon-Fiber Tripod with Ball Head. MeFOTO SMBP Replacement Leg Stops for BackPacker Classic S Tripod (3 Sets of 4 Shims) BH #MESMBP • MFR #SMBP https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1493738-REG/mefoto_smbp_leg_stops_for_backpacker.html

Q: 5. will this carry heavy dslrs? also is this durable for like mud wind snow rain hail lakes intense rivers and hiking? thanks

A: This Benro Slim tripod is rated at a maximum load capacity of 8.8 lb and will hold whatever cameras, lenses, flashes, etc. that you have below that weight limit. Because it is also a slim carbon-fiber tripod it is not very stabilized in heavy wind, snow, rain, hail, rivers etc. Take a look at B&H # BETAD28CB2 as an alternative.

Q: 6. Will this support my Canon 5dMark IV with a 24-105mm lens in portrait mode without creeping?

A: We would say you should not have any issue of the ball head moving once locked. If you are doing a lot of vertical shooting, you should consider using an L bracket. Kirk BL-5D4 L-Bracket for Canon 5D Mark IV B&H # KIBL5D4. This will fit directly into the clamp on the ball head.

Q: 7. Could anyone please confirm the statement I got from the review of other source of this product "My tripod came apart while in use. The threads holding the ballhead mounting plate to the tripod are made of plastic, and they pulled apart.?

A: The threads holding the qr clamp are metal as well as the bottom threads of the ball head.

Q: 8. What diameter half ball adapter does TSL08CN00 take? I want to use a small fluid head on occasion am looking for a lightweight compact adapter to make leveling easier. Thanks!

A: The CF is the same: 3/8 post with a 1 1/2 base.

Q: 9. Is the included ball head the same as the Benro IN00 ball head?

A: It has the N00 ball head, which is similar but not exactly the same as the IN00. Works just fine on mine.

Q: 10. Will this tripod set up hold a canon 5d markiii with 24-70 2.8 L or a 70-200 2.8 L lens with out creeping?

A: This tripod is ideal if there's no wind. If it's windy even very little you can not take long exposure shots with your listed equipment.