Best Hakuba Tripods

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$20.00 Est. at Amazon

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

2 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for OVERALL

$27.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Maximum Height: 56 in.

3 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for OVERALL

$293.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Type: Tripod, Head Type: Panhead, Maximum Height: 63 in., Maximum Load: 15 lbs.

4 RECOMMENDED by 0 people for OVERALL

$15.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Maximum Height: 10 in.

5 RECOMMENDED by 7 people for OVERALL

$278.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Type: Tripod, Head Type: Panhead, Maximum Height: 70 in., Maximum Load: 15 lbs.

$10.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Maximum Height: 4.5 in., Supported Devices: Camera

$15.00 Est. at Amazon

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

$25.00 Est. at Amazon

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this is the best i've seen on the market for a point and shoot digital, maybe not for an slr.
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if it was a slr camera, this tripod will definitely not be able to support the weight.
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Pros: small size, light weight: I can take it along on backpacking trips where a bigger and heavier tripod would be out of the question.
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Again, for compact digital camera and compact trip on a walking/hiking trip, it's a great tripod.
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it can even support my canon slr, but it is not stable enough to mount heavy lenses that extend outward (for example, my 1.56 lb, long canon 70-200l lens produces too much torque and tips the tripod