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| Hiking & Camping > Tripods | Rated: 
by 3 reviews.
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This stable, compact tripod from Pedco supports a camera, spotting scope and binoculars.
| Average weight: | 6.4 ounces |
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| Dimensions: | 7.5 x 1.5 x 2 inches |
| Material(s): | Plastic |
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 | Pedco UltraPod II Tripod - Seconds | $12.93 |
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| Black | 20.00 |
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Great product | |
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| The Pedco ultrapod II is a great little tripod. It stays in my camera bag because it's small and lightweight. It holds a surprising amount of weight, I use it with my 40D with 17-55mm EF-S. Its biggest drawback is that it's not super rock-solid steady...but that's to be expected because of its size and weight...so it's really a trade off. I find that I use this much more than my "pod" beanbag, because of the weight and size difference. One thing that is a little annoying is the velcro strap - it kind of gets in the way when opening / closing the legs because it needs to be done and undone each time. A minor gripe to say the least. The adjustment is really easy, too. Works great on uneven surfaces likes rocks, cars, etc... Easy to get the camera on and off. | |
| tonyhc at REI on 12/12/2008 | |
awesome little bargain | |
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| I love this handy little pod! Make sure you check out all of the pictures. You can see how simple, yet effective this product is. - It's well made with high quality materials. It's mostly plastic but it's well put together and feels very solid. -The legs unfold to form a low and wide stance - stability is aided by the rubber feet. The rubber feet also help grip whatever you wrap the velcro strap around. - It took me a few tries to wrap the velcro around the legs properly, but once you get the hang of it, it's super easy to use. -I use this for a small DSLR camera and the Ultrapod II has no trouble supporting the camera in most situations. - It's a bargain. Easily worth the small cost. | |
| SandySprings at REI on 01/01/2009 | |
Great Stuff - be aware of the limitation | |
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| I was looking for a solution to replace my "bean bag" when on hikes. It's good most of the time, but don't be too ambitious. I'm using it with 5D MKII and with a big lens or zoom, it can be a bit shaky. The trick is to use it with Live View mode in order to avoid the movement of the mirror. I'm also using it to hold a slave flashlight at home. I found the strap being annoying so I simply removed it. | |
| KFiz at REI on 05/05/2009 | |
