Waterproof Camera Tripod

[Digital] Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

[f/3 to 6.6] Good Camera with tough body and got waterproof

[<0.94 dB] seems waterproof

[1.055 lb] One of the best pouch waterproof used, I have tried in the river also not a signal dip of water in to the the camera

[1.8 oz / 49 g] Wonderful great idea avoid purchasing another camera that is s waterproof

[0.05 lb] I'm using this for my 645z and its waterproof.

[Black] It's waterproof and lightweight!

[Spiked] The Sirui W-2004, waterproof, aluminum alloy tripod is of better quality & functions than I expected it to be, I attached a Sirui K-IOX ball head onto this w-2004 tripod. Along with using a Nikon D300S camera & multiple Nikon lens. No creeping & adjustments are made quickly & easily. The tool kit & accessories that were included are also of good quality.

[Empty] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Several weeks ago I set out to find the perfect waterproof backpack for my upcoming European camera adventure. I’m FAR less than a pro photographer, and calling me an amateur is being too generous. But I never buy cheap stuff: I want it to last for the rest of my life so my kids can enjoy it when I’m gone. My ideal bag needed to be sturdy and reliable. It needed to protect my Nikkor Z180-600 lens, as well as two supporting telephotos, filters, batteries and tripod. Most I looked at were too small, too flimsy or not waterproof. I quickly learned that you get what you pay for. Then, I discovered WANDRD. Eureka! I settled on the PRVKE 41. It’s deep and long enough for my monster lens, it has both top and side access for critical equipment, and its external side pocket with support strap unzips to accommodate a tripod. There are outside pockets to hold boarding passes and AirPods, and a secret zippered pocket that’s perfect for my passport. To be really nitpicking, the only improvement I can think of would be an expandable outside pocket for quick access to sunglasses. But if that were added, the rest of the universe would pale in comparison and there would be no need for cameras.

[Carbon Fiber] This is the best tripod I have ever owned. The waterproofing is fantastic and the feature is one of the reasons why I bought this. Keep in mind the center column is not waterproof. I made the mistake of putting it in the water but I dried it off in time. Used this at full extension in the ocean and on the beach and it works really well. Sturdy and even using a benro heavy video head works well. Overall, sturdy and waterproof, tall and what I was looking for.