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Review Summary
Black
33.1 lbs (15kg)
58.6" (148.8cm)
No
6.9" (17.5cm)
23.6" (59.9cm)
No
No
China
Carbon Fiber
Twist Lock
4
Yes
3
Leg 1: 1.26" (32mm)
Leg 2: 1.1" (28mm)
Leg 3: 0.98" (25mm)
Leg 4: 0.87" (22mm)
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
1/4"-20 Screw (Quick Release Plate)
Ball Head
Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Female
4.3 lbs (2kg)
Head:
Base Diameter: 2.2" (5.6cm)
Height: 3.6" (9.1cm)
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The Leofoto LS-324CXPRO Ranger Series Carbon Fiber Tripod improves upon the classic Leofoto Ranger Series tripods with the latest technology. The Pro model features higher-density carbon fiber leg tubes for greater strength and rigidity. Another addition is the water-resistant twist leg locks, which help keep water and debris to a minimum. The angle stops have been improved to be more ergonomic. This new angle stop design allows for one-handed operation for added convenience.
Leofoto tripods feature lightweight carbon fiber tubes to reduce weight while maintaining a high load capacity. The T6-6061 grade aluminum hardware is CNC machined and hard-anodized, creating a durable and scratch-resistant setup. The standard twist leg lock system can be quickly deployed with a quarter turn. With the tripod's variable leg angle positions, the tripod can be fully spread out, allowing support to drop to a very low minimum height.
The Leofoto LH-40LR Ball Head is a support solution for general photography, providing fast and accurate control and solid support of your camera or lens. Aiming and horizon leveling can be accomplished in one instinctive motion, and rigid lockup takes just a quick twist of one control. The smaller profile and lack of protruding handles make the head easy to carry and pack. It is suitable for ground-level macro photography, lightweight backpacking, travel, and tabletop use. The head features a single ball locking knob, while the panning base has a separate lock and is laser-engraved in 2.5-degree increments from 0-360 Degree for accurate repeatability. The lever-release clamp allows quick attachment and detachment, unlike a knob clamp, which prioritizes maximum clamping force.