Best Sunpak Tripods

Analyzing reviews from 39 Sites…

11 out of 69 products found

Sort By

Overall Backpacking Camcorders Landscape SLR Cameras More ▼

Ballhead Beginners Digital Slr Cameras Durability Ease Of Use Horizontal Portability Price Stability Versatility Weight

For Overall, people talk about

lightweight
good affordability
good versatility
good stability

Price (Go)

Brand:

Sunpak

Features: Select

Sunpak Mini-Spider 620-786

$5.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
if you have an slr, why would you put a $1,000 camera on a $5 tripod?
from www.amazon.com
i can carry it in my pocket on our hiking trips.
from www.amazon.com
and use them with minidv camcorder, my nikon d40 slr, and nikon s1 pocket camera.
from www.amazon.com
works great hiking with my digital camera or flip video camera.

Read more reviews

Positives: Nice Affordability, Easy To Use, Maximum Height: 5 in.

2 RECOMMENDED by 62 people for OVERALL

Sunpak 8001UT

$43.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
this tripod is a good one for the price; although if you are using an slr camera with large lenses you will definitely want a sturdier model.
from www.amazon.com
i needed a good tripod to use with my digital slr to take hiking and this one is great.
from www.amazon.com
it is light weight - i carry it while mountain hiking.
from www.amazon.com
this is a light and stable tripod that's perfect for backpacking.
from www.amazon.com
it's light enough to carry around and take with you on photo shoots, though probably not light enough for a backpacking trip.

Read more reviews

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

3 RECOMMENDED by 60 people for OVERALL

Sunpak 6601UT

$28.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
i use it with digital slr and telephoto lens, external flash.
from www.amazon.com
i always hated having my slr being screwed onto a tripod that could tip over at any time from my being clumsy.
from www.amazon.com
i bought this because i wanted to replace a small portable tripod that i carried in my backpack.
from www.amazon.com
i can use either my digital camera or my 35mm slr.

Read more reviews

Positives: Good Affordability, Great Stability, Easy To Use, Type: Tripod

4 RECOMMENDED by 60 people for OVERALL

Sunpak 2001UT

$20.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
this is a very nice tripod, small and convenient enough to carry in my backpack.
from www.amazon.com
i carried this all over hawaii in my backpack to get those lava shots and waterfalls.
from www.ritzcamera.com
i am within the weight specs but it would be better suited to a point and shoot or light slr/dslr.
from www.pricegrabber.com
overall, it will do the job if you need a tripod that you want to take it with you in your next hiking trip.
from www.amazon.com
if you have compact cameras (point & shoot or slr w/ small lenses), it's okay.

Read more reviews

Positives: Excellent Affordability, Lightweight, Nice Portability, Type: Tripod

5 RECOMMENDED by 31 people for OVERALL

Sunpak Mini-PRO Plus/B

$32.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.ritzcamera.com
i purchased the bag version and strap it over my chest when hiking.
from www.adorama.com
works well with an slr if you have a small lens.
from www.amazon.com
will easy handle an slr with a moderate size macro or tele lens.

Read more reviews

Positives: Easy To Use, Type: Tripod, Head Type: Ballhead, Maximum Height: 12.50 in.

Sunpak Carbon Fiber Pro 523P

$210.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Great Affordability, Nice Stability, Easy To Use, Head Type: Panhead

Sunpak 620-724-CFM Pro 724M Carbon Fiber Monopod

$90.00 Est. at Amazon

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

Sunpak Pocket 2003

$11.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
the tripod fits in it perfectly and it cinches so i can fit it at the bottom of my backpack for easy carrying on hikes.
from Mic from Salem, OR, www.circuitcity.com
these do not support the weight of my slr-type digital camera.
from SlyDog from Cypress, www.circuitcity.com
always do the research.the bottom legs are held by ball bearings which cannot hold the weight of an slr camera, they collapse.

Read more reviews

Positives: Head Type: Ballhead, Maximum Height: 9.75 in.

Sunpak DIGIPRO 4B COMPCT

$60.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Head Type: Ballhead, Maximum Height: 55.88 in., Maximum Load: 3.3 lbs., Material: Aluminium

Sunpak FieldMaster

$52.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Type: Tripod, Head Type: Panhead, Maximum Height: 57.8 in., Maximum Load: 4.4 lbs.

Sunpak VersiPod II Monopod/

$79.00 Est. at Amazon

from Al from Natick, MA, clickfrom.buy.com
I'm too lazy to carry a tripod with me when hiking or city walking, so this guy is a savior.
from Al from Natick, MA, clickfrom.buy.com
when not windy can hold an slr camera with the medium size lens.
from www.amazon.com
as a monopod it is fine, and my camera (a canon slr) snaps onto the magnetic mount very securely and instantly so that is good.

Read more reviews

Positives: Maximum Height: 62.5 in., Maximum Load: 9 lbs.

Sunpak Portable Mini Studio-in-a-box

$53.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Head Type: Panhead

Sunpak Trekpod Monopod

$98.00 Est. at Amazon

from "Reybabes", www.adorama.com
I like to go on the occasional once-in-a-lifetime style hiking adventures to places like the Mendenhall Glacier, the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Zion National Park, etc.
from "Joe", www.adorama.com
I took the TrekPod all over Australia; it worked great as a hiking staff in the Western Desert and the Blue Mountains.

Read more reviews

Positives: Head Type: Ballhead, Maximum Height: 62.5 in., Maximum Load: 9 lbs., Supported Devices: Camera,Spotting Scope

Sunpak VersiPod II Monopod/

$60.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
The Versipod II is a useful combination of a hiking stick, monopod, and tripod.
from www.amazon.com
In addition, it works well as a hiking staff.

Read more reviews

Positives: Head Type: Ballhead, Maximum Height: 58.7 in.