The GT3532 Mountaineer Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod from Gitzo features Carbon eXact tubing, which includes High Modulus carbon fiber in the lower leg sections, adding to their diameters and making the tripod more rigid and stronger than its predecessor. The GT3532 has a load capacity of 55 lb, extends to a maximum height of 63.4", and folds down to 25.2" for transport.
The center column on the tripod can be removed for Ground Level Set, which enables the tripod to reach its lowest height of 6.3". Its three-section legs are secured with twist locks that incorporate G-lock Ultra, which has an internal O-ring to prevent dust and particles from entering the leg system. The top spider has been redesigned to add rigidity, and large leg angle selectors give you more area to grip when readjusting leg angles. A ballast hook on the center column allows you to add weight to increase the tripod's stability.
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Key Features
- Load Capacity: 55 lb
- Max Height: 63.4"
- Min Height: 6.3"
- Folded Length: 25.2"
The GT3532 Mountaineer Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod from Gitzo features Carbon eXact tubing, which includes High Modulus carbon fiber in the lower leg sections, adding to their diameters and making the tripod more rigid and stronger than its predecessor. The GT3532 has a load capacity of 55 lb, extends to a maximum height of 63.4", and folds down to 25.2" for transport.
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Gitzo Mountaineer GT3532 Overview
UPC: 719821362081
Gitzo Mountaineer GT3532 Specs
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Gitzo Mountaineer GT3532 Reviews
Gitzo Tripod Review
By Richard
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-08-25
Solidly built, lightweight
Worst product and worst company to deal with
By Chris
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2021-09-20
First of all, this cost $1000 and I use it for real work. I cannot have equipment down and unusable. The legs and feet have fallen off since day 1. One of the legs has fallen off now and the retention part is stuck way up in the tube, it's not fixable. The product is very poorly designed. Most people when they first grab the tripod unscrew the legs too far and it falls apart. Even once you learn to work around this design flaw it will fall apart. I would invite you to just call the warranty line before you make this purchase. Your spending $1000 it's worth your time to realize that the phone system just transfers you in a loop and then hangs up on you.
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