Best Tripods for Shoulder

i added on a 3229 swivel tilt head and a anti twist plate along with a leica shoulder stock.

a shoulder strap would be nice to have instead of a small hand strap, but looking at the design, there appears to be no attachment point for a shoulder strap.

5) i concur...for this much money, a nice shoulder strap and soft case would have been nice.

only draw back i have enountered is no full length strap for carrying thus i can't simply throw it over my shoulder and move on to the next shoot.

the only negative is that is somewhat heavy but this only starts to bother me after i've carried it on my shoulder for about 2 miles.

a couple of years ago i had an accident involving my arm and shoulder, and my hands are shakey from that accident.

i learned from my previous trip on pch that i needed a sturdy/solid body tripod which could withstand the winds and stand steady on the gravel side roads/shoulders, to take some good scenic photos.

it's not too heavy and has foam over the top of the legs which makes it comfortable to carry over my shoulder.

canvas bag with padded shoulder strap

the first thing you notice is the bag is completely padded with the "proline" lettering actually embroidered on the full length (and also padded) shoulder strap.

(i say that the shoulder strap could be longer.) ...

also love the shoulder strap and the fact that the tripod doesn't feel like it's going to fall over under the weight of my f828.

the lightness is also a plus because it collapses into a small over the shoulder bag for easy toteing.

the included carrying case also has a shoulder strap to make it even easier to haul.