3 Legged Thing Punks Patti 2.0 Magnesium Alloy Tripod

3 Legged Thing Punks Patti 2.0 Magnesium  Alloy Tripod

Key Features

arrow_circle_rightLoad Capacity: 22 lb
arrow_circle_rightWorking Height Range: 7.25 to 64"
arrow_circle_rightFolded Length: 17.9"
arrow_circle_rightBall Head with Quick Release Plate
arrow_circle_right4-Section Magnesium Legs, Flip Locks
arrow_circle_rightRemovable Leg Converts to Monopod
arrow_circle_rightEasy Link 1/4"-20 Attachment Thread
arrow_circle_rightWeighs 3.7 lb
Model: Punks Patti 2.0 Magnesium Alloy Tripod
Category: Tripods
Price Range: Budget
Skill Level: Any
Release Date: August 2018

The Patti 2.0 Magnesium Travel Tripod with AirHed Mini Ball Head from 3 Legged Thing defies expectations, offering capabilities typically found in higher-tier tripods despite being considered entry-level. Boasting a load capacity of 22 lb and a maximum height of 64", it surpasses the norms.

This tripod features a reversible and removable center column, allowing for shooting at low levels or from alternative perspectives, enhancing creative possibilities. Its 4-section legs are equipped with robust flip lock joints for swift setup and dismantling. A standout feature of the Patti 2.0 redesign is the addition of a detachable leg, which, when combined with the center column, transforms into a full-sized monopod. This versatility is particularly advantageous in fast-paced scenarios like sports or wildlife photography.

The AirHed Mini Ball Head offers adjustable tension, a panoramic base with an independent locking knob, and compatibility with Arca-type quick release systems. Crafted from lightweight and durable magnesium alloy with a sleek black finish and blue accents, the Patti 2.0 folds down to a compact 17.9" and weighs a mere 3.7 lb. Perfect for beginners and students, this tripod comes with a drawstring carrying case, ensuring easy portability for everyday use.

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