Best Bogen Imaging Tripods

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good versatility
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Bogen Imaging NeoTec 458B

$350.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.adorama.com
this tripod with the neotec leg system is the best tripod you could ever use for hiking.
from www.adorama.com
i take it backpacking, hiking and even use it for portrait photography.

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Positives: Nice Affordability, Lightweight, Good Stability, Type: Tripod

2 RECOMMENDED by 12 people for OVERALL

694 Monopod

$183.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Nice Affordability, Good Portability, Good Versatility, Type: Monopod

3 RECOMMENDED by 42 people for OVERALL

685B Monopod

$148.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.bhphotovideo.com
ive used it in different locations & conditions: while hiking on & off trail, tromping across civil war battlefields, in museums & other public buildings, standing in streams, on city sidewalks;

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Positives: Excellent Durability, Lightweight, Excellent Affordability, Type: Monopod

4 RECOMMENDED by 8 people for OVERALL

Manfrotto 055CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber 3 Section

$382.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
an adjunct hiking "stick" to get up or down banks or ledges--a great combo with a separate hiking stick for getting to optimum capture sites.

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Positives: Excellent Affordability, Nice Versatility, Lightweight, Maximum Height: 68.9 in.

5 RECOMMENDED by 53 people for OVERALL

Bogen Imaging 676B Monopod

$30.00 Est. at Amazon

from "kelly", www.ritzcamera.com
just two legs short of a tripod and that makes it so very light, portable, backpackable...
from www.adorama.com
this is the best for the big lens, great when you don't want to carry around a large tripod.sporting events, hiking and backpacking, this is a must have at a great price.
from www.adorama.com
i find it easy to transport in my luggage and lightweight enough for hiking.
from www.adorama.com
great for backpacking when a tripod is too much to carry.
from "Nile", www.ritzcamera.com
at the top is a foam wrap-around grip and hand support strap for use as a hiking stick.

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Positives: Lightweight, Great Affordability, Excellent Portability, Type: Monopod

785 Modo

$60.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.adorama.com
i do a lot of hiking and photography on uneven ground.
from "A photo traveler", www.adorama.com
the middle shaft is threaded a few inches below the head which made its transport on the airplane in my backpack even easier.
from www.amazon.com
dont buy this tripod if you are planning to use it w some heavy slr camera.
from www.amazon.com
even though the manufacturer suggests not using this tripod for slrs, i have no problems using it with my cannon digital rebel slr, even with the 70-300mm telephoto.
from www.amazon.com
but more importantly, i often don't want to advertise that i am carrying a slr by strapping a tripod to my bag or carrying it in my hand.

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Positives: Lightweight, Good Portability, Excellent Stability, Type: Tripod

Tundra Monopod

$54.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Nice Portability, Lightweight, Nice Affordability, Head Type: Ballhead

Bogen Imaging 3007

$38.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.bhphotovideo.com
are you tiered of balancing your slr on a bag, sticks, or just the table for a long exposure?
from www.adorama.com
are you tiered of balancing your slr on a bag, sticks, or just the table for a long exposure?
from www.adorama.com
when you have the extension on, and extended all the way out, the bogen-manfrotto is less sturdy with a slr with a heavy or long lense.

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Positives: Great Portability, Nice Versatility, Excellent Durability, Type: Tripod

Bogen Imaging 3231 Monopod

$105.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.adorama.com
additionally, with the legs extended, it's held my film slr's with no problem, and my slr's are all big, heavy cameras.
from "Jim", www.adorama.com
when hiking in the woods it is a good piece when used with the spike attachment.