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frontpageRed_Liz | Staff posted Yesterday 07:38 PM
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77" NEEWER Basics 2-in-1 Camera Tripod & Monopod w/ 360° Ball Head & Arca Plate

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ShiQiaoShang via Amazon has 77" NEEWER Basics 2-in-1 Camera Tripod & Monopod w/ 360° Ball Head & Arca Plate on sale for $39.99 - $4 off when you 'clip' coupon on the product page = $35.99. Shipping is free.
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About this item:
  • 2-in-1 tripod & monopod for versatile use
  • Height adjustable from 24" to 57" with reversible center column
  • Durable aluminum alloy build, supports up to 13 lb
  • 360° ball head with 90° tilt for flexible shooting
  • Arca-type quick release plate with 1/4" screw
  • Non-slip feet and weight hook for extra stability
  • Lightweight (3.4 lb) and compact for travel and vlogging

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ShiQiaoShang via Amazon has 77" NEEWER Basics 2-in-1 Camera Tripod & Monopod w/ 360° Ball Head & Arca Plate on sale for $39.99 - $4 off when you 'clip' coupon on the product page = $35.99. Shipping is free.
  • Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically for one-time use.
Thanks to Staff Member Red_Liz for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • 2-in-1 tripod & monopod for versatile use
  • Height adjustable from 24" to 57" with reversible center column
  • Durable aluminum alloy build, supports up to 13 lb
  • 360° ball head with 90° tilt for flexible shooting
  • Arca-type quick release plate with 1/4" screw
  • Non-slip feet and weight hook for extra stability
  • Lightweight (3.4 lb) and compact for travel and vlogging

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Written by Neo45 | Staff

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Today 02:11 PM
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Joined Jun 2017
SparklyNipsToday 02:11 PM
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Solid tripod
Today 02:19 PM
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Joined Jul 2007
VenatusToday 02:19 PM
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Yeah this thing is a piece of junk. Plastic gears, too lightweight for even the most basic of outdoor terrain and shots. Broke the first weekend out. They sent me a replacement and that one broke the first day out. They did offer a refund and we're chill to deal with so there is that. They did try and make it right so 2 stars there. Cost gives it a 3 star so if you need a cheap, basic tripod to take family pics or record family events then this would likely make a good tripod for you.
I bought mine for use to record my kids sporting events. Sometimes I set up in really awkward spots and having uneven terrain really highlighted the lack of stability. I took it to a mountain arena and did some hiking and tried to set up to get sunrise shots and trying to crank up the telescoping rod, the gears were clunky and the plastic internals broke after a couple of uses.
Today 02:21 PM
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StrykerEurekaToday 02:21 PM
636 Posts
Quote from Venatus :
Yeah this thing is a piece of junk. Plastic gears, too lightweight for even the most basic of outdoor terrain and shots. Broke the first weekend out. They sent me a replacement and that one broke the first day out. They did offer a refund and we're chill to deal with so there is that. They did try and make it right so 2 stars there. Cost gives it a 3 star so if you need a cheap, basic tripod to take family pics or record family events then this would likely make a good tripod for you.
I bought mine for use to record my kids sporting events. Sometimes I set up in really awkward spots and having uneven terrain really highlighted the lack of stability. I took it to a mountain arena and did some hiking and tried to set up to get sunrise shots and trying to crank up the telescoping rod, the gears were clunky and the plastic internals broke after a couple of uses.
Thank you. Almost pulled the trigger but held off because of your feedback. Have you found a good one- I have had bad luck with the plastic ones breaking all the time.
Today 04:18 PM
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nlanderToday 04:18 PM
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Quote from StrykerEureka :
Thank you. Almost pulled the trigger but held off because of your feedback. Have you found a good one- I have had bad luck with the plastic ones breaking all the time.
I have a SLIK brand tripod that I found at a thrift store and I love it except it doesn't extend tall enough for eye-level (U5000 model). As far as durability it's pretty good. I have an old metal one that's unbreakable but it's so heavy and I don't even want to drag it with me anywhere. I feel like the SLIK is a good balance between lightweight and durable.

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