The Sunwayfoto T4040CS Carbon Fiber Hunting Tripodfrom Sunwayfoto T4040CS Carbon Fiber Hunting Tripodis built for the field, providing stability at all ranges, from close-range shots to long-range targets. The tripod ball head combo is specially designed for hunting and shooting. Manufactured using advanced technology for maximum precision and quality, this carbon fiber tripod reduces your load and helps hold a rifle steady for long periods of time. It provides a working height of 5.9 to 65.4" and has a load capacity of 88.2 lb.

Load Capacity: 88.2 lb    Folded Length: 25.2"    Weighs 5.6 lb    Working Height Range: 5.9-65.4"    4-Section Carbon Fiber Legs    Lever Lock    47.5° Tilting Angle    3-Leg Angle Stops    Rubber Feet and Stainless Steel Spikes

Undetachable ball head design provides lower center of gravity for better stability.

Rubber feet provides stability on smooth surfaces and protects the floor from scratches.

The tripod ships with stainless steel spikes for outdoor shooting whether it is on soft ground or sand.

3-leg angle stops at 23, 55, and 85°.

Compatible with M-LOK QR plates, Picatinny, and Arca adapters.

Carbon fiber leg tube diameters of 1.6/1.4/1.3/1.1" ensure stable support.

The friction tube shims between leg sections are as long as 1.6", which maximizes isolation of the joints of the fully extended legs.

The 47.5° tilting angle prevents the tripod from side tumbling due to over loaded equipment.

Ball head embedded in the apex of the tripod offers a low center of gravity and provides better stability.

Lever lock design ensures swift locking and easy operation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the outside diameter of each of the carbon fiber tubes?

A: One section of the Sunwayfoto ET-01 Carbon Fiber Tripod Extension Tube is 24mm in diameter, and the other section is 20mm in diameter.

Q: 2. Is there a mid-level spreader that is compatible with this tripod?

A: The Manfrotto 536 Carbon Fiber Video Tripod is not designed to be used with spreaders.

Q: 3. How low can the legs go off the ground?

A: You could use the Manfrotto 165 On-Ground Tripod Spreader (B&H #MA165) or a 181 Folding Auto Dolly (B&H #MA181) to get the tripod legs off of the ground. If this is not the kind of product you had in mind feel free to email us directly at provideo@bhphoto.com and we can see what other solutions there are for you.

Q: 4. Are the leg locks weather sealed?

A: The Benro Mammoth 4-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod is made for tough weather. Benro does not list specifically at this time if the leg twists are weather sealed.

Q: 5. What is the diameter of the platform?

A: The platform on this tripod is triangular in shape, its three inches fromone corner to the next. My gimbal head fits nicely on this platform, and this is one sturdy tripod.

Q: 6. The unit ships with a 3/8" adapter and acorn nut installed on the top section. How do you remove the 3/8" threaded adapter on the top section to expose the 1/4"x20 threaded post?

A: The top thread on the Sunwayfoto ET-01 Carbon Fiber Tripod Extension Tube is reversible. One side is 3/8th inch and the other is 1/4 inch.

Q: 7. are the leg lock positions spring loaded ?

A: The leg locks on the Benro Mammoth Carbon Fiber Tripod are not spring-loaded.

Q: 8. Does this come with a 3/8 to 1/4 adapter for the bottom thread?

A: Yes. The bottom is 3/8's with an adapter to make it 1/4. The top is 1/4 and it comes with an adapter to make it 3/8. I use the 1/4 adapter in the bottom and use the 1/4 thread in the top as it comes. I don't think I will need the 3/8 adapter for the top, but having them makes the product very versatile. The picture shows both adapters but you can't tell what they are.

Q: 9. Does this tripod have a weight hook? If not, which one is compatible?

A: Sorry, but this tripod does not have a weight hook. If you want a weight hook, it appears you would have to get another brand.

Q: 10. Can the legs be easily detached for packing into a carry on bag for flights?

A: The legs of the Benro Mammoth 4-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod are not designed to be detached; the folded legs in the carry case would generally fit within FAA guidelines for carry-on baggage.