The SLIK Pro 700 BHX Tripod with SBH-808DQ Ball Headsupports up to 11.0 lb, measures 29.9" when folded, and includes a quick release plate. Each of its 3-section legs features an independent spread, a 3-position angle lock, and flip locks for fast deployment. The included push-and-pull, rapid center column is multi-sectional, which allows it to be converted to a shortened center column. This feature permits a minimum height of 25.4" or 16.1" when the center column is shortened. The SLIK Pro 700 BHX Tripod provides a maximum height of 60.0", 65.8" with its center column shortened as well as fully raised, and 75.0" with the complete column fully raised.

Cameras, sport optics, or camcorders that are compatible with a 1/4"-20 mount can be connected to the quick release plate, which is secured to the tripod's ball head using a quick release cam lock. By loosening the ball head's primary locking knob, the head's ball-and-socket joint can be quickly swiveled, angled, fully tilted, or returned to its upright position. Variable pressure can be applied to the ball-and-socket joint's movements by rotating the tension knob located opposite the primary locking knob. Toward the base of the ball head is a secondary locking knob, which controls the ability to rotate the head 360°.

For added versatility, the center column is reversible, facilitating low-angle photography where an attached camera is positioned among the tripod's legs instead of above them. Foam covers on each of the legs provide a secure and comfortable grip while moving the tripod, and rubber feet help to enhance stability on a wide variety of surfaces.

Load Capacity: 11.0 lb    Max Height: 75.0", Min Height: 16.1"    Folded Length: 29.9"    Leg Sections: 3, Weight: 8.1 lb    Aluminum, Magnesium, Titanium-Alloy Legs    Flip Locks, Rubber Feet    3-Position Leg Angle Locks    Reversible, Multi-Section Rapid Column    SBH-808DQ Ball Head    Quick Release Plate, 1/4"-20 Mount

• Supports up to 11.0 lb
• Push-and-pull center column for rapid camera, lens, or sport optic positioning
• Center column is multi-sectional, allowing it to be converted to a shortened center column that allows the tripod to be set at a minimum height of 25.4", or 16.1" when the column is shortened
• Tripod can be set to a maximum height of 60.0", 65.8" when the column is shortened as well as fully raised, and 75.0" with the complete column fully raised
• Column is reversible, facilitating low-angle photography where an attached camera is positioned among the tripod's legs instead of above them
• Legs each feature three sections, an independent spread, a 3-position angle lock, and a flip lock for rapid deployment
• Legs can be locked at 16°, 40°, or 65° angles
• Foam covers on each of the legs provide a secure and comfortable grip
• Rubber feet for stability
• Weighs 8.1 lb, measures 29.9" when folded
• Ball head provides 360° of swivel control, is tiltable down to a 90° angle, and can be locked into place
• Large, primary locking knob allows ball-and-socket joint to be quickly swiveled, angled, fully tilted, or returned to its upright position
• Tension knob located opposite the primary locking knob applies variable pressure on the ball-and-socket joint's movements
• Secondary locking knob allows head to rotate 360°

• Aluminum, magnesium, and titanium-alloy legs
• Cast-aluminum ball head with quick release cam lock
• Quick release plate with 1/4"-20 mount with anti-slip, cork surface
• Center column platform for ball head with reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mount
• Included carry bag features a zippered closure and handle for storage and transport of the tripod with ball head

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between the Slik Sprint 150 and the Slik Sprint Pro II ?

A: The Slik Sprint II Pro has a lower weight capacity 4.5 pounds, whereas the Slik Sprint 150 can hold up to 6.6 pounds. There are also differences in the maximum and minimum possible heights; the Slik Sprint Pro II has a max height of 63.6 and a minimum height of 6.7, compared to the Slik Sprint 150 maximum height of 64.3 and minimum height of 7.4 . Additionally, the Slik Sprint Pro II is an aluminum tripod, while the Slik Sprint 150 is an aluminum alloy product.

Q: 2. Is there a counterweight hook?

A: No there is not

Q: 3. Would this tripod be able to hold a canon 70D and mic?

A: The 700 BHX can hold this without any problem.

Q: 4. What type of hard/travel case would be appropriate for this? thanks!

A: Check out the Hakuba PSTC 200: http://bhpho.to/1eb2LqE

Q: 5. Do the legs on this tripod lock in the closed position? I don't mean extending them, I mean at the pivot point. Do they lock closed or can they be swung to open without pressing the release?

A: The legs do not lock closed, but they also don't need to be unlocked in order to swing into the primary position. Wider leg angles can be achieved by released the lock on the top before spreading the legs apart further.

Q: 6. My first time buying a tripod. Does this work for Fujifilm XT2 with 16mm lens?

A: It should. This is a very light travel tripod and works best with lighter weight equipment. I used it wit a Nikon D3300 with a long lens and it was ok.

Q: 7. Can be used with nikon 3500?

A: Yes, this tripod is compatible with the Nikon D3500 via the included quick release plate.

Q: 8. I am quite tempted. A Nikon D7000, a Nikon 70-300mm lens plus a speed light will be my max load. Will this thing hold the weight? Thanks.

A: If windy you might have a problem. I use mine with a small SONY HD camcorder and wind took it down but no damage resulted from hitting turf.

Q: 9. What does it weigh?

A: 3lbs or so

Q: 10. What is the weight of the tripod legs and center column without the ball head. I would plan to attach a different head and am trying to figure out what the final weight would be.

A: Without the ball head, it weighs 1.78574lbs or 810grams. The ball head weighs 235g (0.518086lb). You can find all the specs of this tripod on the Slik website.