3 Legged Thing Tripods>3-Legged Thing Legends Bucky Carbon Fibre Tripod with AirHed VU Ball Head – Grey

The 3-Legged Thing Legends Bucky Grey is a 5-section carbon fibre tripod perfect for travel and everyday use. It can easily handle heavy camera setups with up to 30kg payload support. It’s paired with an AirHed VU ball head that has silky smooth movement and control over pan, tilt, and ball lock.

Detachable Legs, Removable and Reversible Column

It features 5-section legs which can be independently positioned at 23°, 55°, and 80° angles, providing flexible support options. With three detachable legs, removable and reversible column, and multiple mounting points, Bucky is a new breed of tripods. Additionally, a twist-lock system for each section with a rubber grip, ensuring set-up is quick and easy in any weather.

Maximum Height of 189cm

The tripod extends to a maximum height of 189cm, with a twist-lock system for each section featuring a rubber grip, ensuring set-up is quick and easy in any weather. Each of the 5 section legs can be independently set at three different angles – 23°, 55°, or 80° allowing you to use the tripod from an incredibly low height of just 11cm off the ground. It folds down to an easy-to-pack 41cm with the head, making it a great travel companion as well.

Detachable Monopod

The Bucky tripod can be used as a monopod or selfie stick. With 3/8-inch threads on either end, the Tri-mount centre column plate can be attached to the leg for easy camera mounting, further extending the tripod’s convenience and versatility. Besides, the monopod extends to a maximum height of 198cm

AirHed Vu Ball Head with Arca-Type Quick Release Plate

The AirHed Vu ball head is a beautifully crafted, multi-functional ball-head, precision engineered from aircraft-grade magnesium alloy, and furnished with stainless steel fixings. It features an Arca-Swiss quick-release mounting plate plus three different control kobs, all knurled for maximum grip and leverage. The AirHed Vu’s casing includes a vision panel which enables users to see the inner mechanism which controls the ball.