[Yes] Light, small, robust, very well built Arca-Type Mini Head. Smooth, fluid and lock perfectly. Worth the price.

[0.59 lb] Works very well, very strong and sturdy, love it...

[Yes] For its size I am very happy with this purchase. Balances my 400 2.8 and R5 gripped very well and everything smaller. I’m sure it would have no trouble with a 600 f4 either. Much smaller and lighter than my previous head the MVH502AH

[8 oz / 227 g] Tested this all morning as a new product and will be doing a video review of this one soon. Quick thoughts, supports and counterbalances 15lbs easily. Good ergonomics. Nice drag controls, easy to use. Lighter than most supporting this weight. Overall Winner!
Cons: a hair of slack when changing the drag, wish there were 1-2 more counterbalance setting (there is frictionless and 3 steps on top of that, 4-5 would have been perfect)

[0.59 lb] I love these. I've been using these for over a year now and have not had any issues with it. I bought 12 of these and put one on everything I can possibly mount my camera to. Tripods/Monopods, gimbal, camera harness...it makes my workflow so much smoother! It's also kind of like a riser plate which I need for my smallest camera. I use my cameras 3-4 times a week so I do have to re-tighten the screw maybe once a month. But I think that's kind of expected for something this small underneath a heavy camera.

[0.59 lb] I shoot real estate photography and bought this to pair with the Manfrotto 475B Pro tripod legs. I just upgraded from the Manfrotto 055, and I already know the 475B + Leofoto tripod arm and I are going to be fast friends.


I bought the Leofoto tripod arm for the rare occasion that an agent wants a vertical shot. The 475B's center column doesn't tilt to 90 degrees, and I decided that what the 475B offered in comparison to the 055 was significant enough that I shopped for a go between. So far, the Leofoto tripod arm delivers as advertised. It's just as beefy and sleek in person as pictured - yet lightweight - and in my line of work, appearance of equipment = confidence in skills when they haven't seen my photos yet.


Though I've only played with the new setup so far, I already know it's going to be fast and simple to change out when a client wants a vertical shot.


Not only does it look super sleek and feels great, it's exactly what I needed to pair with my new tripod. I'm done with the 90degree tilt center column! I bought this new setup because the center column on the 055 was getting wobbly and was such a pain to level the camera whenever I raised it to shoot kitchens and exteriors. (Shooting with a Canon 5D Mark IV.)


Great product. Highly recommend!!



If anything changes after I've used it a bit, I'll update my review.

[Yes] Holds 10x50 Pentax binocular just fine, use permanently mounted to tripod quick release for easy change from camera to field glass, etc...

[0.59 lb] Good generic plate for cameras and lenses.
The QD socket is perfect.

[0.59 lb] I will use this for an upcoming trip and I cannot bring my iFootage tripod.
So far I love how small and light it is, and still holds my camera solidly.

[3/8"] It is what it is!