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Induro Alloy A213 Tripod

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Induro Alloy A213 Tripod
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Description:
Material Aluminum Alloy
Maximum Load 17.6 lb (8 kg)
Max Height (24° Leg Angle) w/Column Extended 65.9 in (1675 mm)
Max Height (24° Leg Angle) w/Column Retracted 57.2 in (1453 mm)
Min Height (24° Leg Angle) w/Column Retracted 23.4 in (594 mm)
Min Height (80° Leg Angle) w/Short Column 10.1 in (257 mm)
Folded Length 25.1 in (638 mm)
Number of Leg Sections 3
Leg Lock Type Moisture and dust-resistant locking knobs
Independent Leg Spread Yes, with three position stops
Center Column Grooved-Rapid
Spiked Feet Removable - Included
Head Mount Thread Size 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16
Weight 5.1 lbs (2.3 kg)
Includes Deluxe carry case, strap, toolkit


A213
INDURO ALLOY 6M A-Series tripods are made from high quality aluminum alloy and are precisely machined to offer the quality and strength demanded by professional Studio, Student, Portrait, Advertising, Industrial and Wedding Photographers. A-Series tripods feature extruded 6000 series Aluminum legs with a wall thickness of 1.5mm. Each leg lock has a specially designed dust and moisture-resistant seal and most tripods include interchangeable rubber feet and stainless steel spikes.
Height: 25.1" Folded / 65.9" Extended



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Registered: April, 2009
Location: Hampstead, NC
Posts: 17,294
Review Date: February 21, 2011 Recommended | Price: $95.00 | Rating: 9 

 
Pros: Very sturdy, tall, comes with bag
Cons: heavy

I wanted a nice tripod that was tall enough that I could stand up straight to use. I also had been though my share of cheap tripods, but was not in position to get carbon fiber. This is the sturdiest tripod I have ever used except for a Cartoni video tripod (a bit more pricey and heavier). This tripod has the twist type leg locks, I might prefer lever type leg locks but these should never break. Although I have hiked 5 miles with this tripod, it's not really for that, that extra height and sturdy legs adds weight. However it does come with a carrying case with a shoulder strap and a carry handle. There is also a small tool kit included that has a velcro strap, I have it attached to the carry handle, and also keep my quick release plate and Pentax remote in it. This is a nice tripod, very sturdy.

Update 19 February 2021
I'm still using this tripod and it is as good as ever, one of the best photography gear purchases I've ever made.
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