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Oben Tabletop Tripod with Spiked Feet
EAN: 847628054974
The TT-SPIKE Tabletop Tripod with Spiked Feet from Oben is a solid aluminum tripod with rigid spiked feet that can stick into the ground, so a camera or other device can be mounted for shooting at ground level. Record your golf swing from behind the tee or shoot from ground level right down the line of scrimmage at a football game. It folds up to a convenient 6.8 inches long and weighs less than 3 ounces, so you can slip it in a pocket or camera bag and stick it in the snow to catch your kids carve a few turns on the ski slope. The legs are angled, so it can also be used as a desktop stand for a phone, camera, small LED, or an accessory like a microphone. The mini ball head can pan 360° and has tilt capabilities and a 90° notch that allows switching from landscape to portrait orientation in a snap.
Features At a Glance
EAN: 847628054974
The TT-SPIKE Tabletop Tripod with Spiked Feet from Oben is a solid aluminum tripod with rigid spiked feet that can stick into the ground, so a camera or other device can be mounted for shooting at ground level. Record your golf swing from behind the tee or shoot from ground level right down the line of scrimmage at a football game. It folds up to a convenient 6.8 inches long and weighs less than 3 ounces, so you can slip it in a pocket or camera bag and stick it in the snow to catch your kids carve a few turns on the ski slope. The legs are angled, so it can also be used as a desktop stand for a phone, camera, small LED, or an accessory like a microphone. The mini ball head can pan 360° and has tilt capabilities and a 90° notch that allows switching from landscape to portrait orientation in a snap.
Features At a Glance
- Spiked feet hold firmly in the ground
- Built-in ball head
- 1/4-20 mounting stud
- Ball platform tilts 90°
- Doubles as a desktop tripod
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