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Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit

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 16 reviews
Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit
Key Features
  • 22 lb Load Capacity
  • 100mm Head
  • Flat Base by Removing Tie-Down Stud
  • 5-Step Counterbalance
The Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit is a complete tripod system ideal for studio applications and handling larger, fully rigged cameras weighing up to 22 lb. The kit pairs the 100mm-ball BV10 video head with a twin-leg aluminum tripod. The BV10 head features a 5-step counterbalance system to dial in the correct amount for your setup, and independent 4-step pan and tilt drag settings for precise control over camera movements. A Manfrotto 501/504PL compatible sliding quick release plate is provided. All the main controls aside from counterbalance are located on the left side of the head, making it easy to make adjustments with a single hand while operating the camera. For added versatility, the 100mm ball tie-down stud is removable to convert the head to a flat base for use on a slider or other support device.
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Benro BV10 Tripod System Overview

The Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit is a complete tripod system ideal for studio applications and handling larger, fully rigged cameras weighing up to 22 lb. The kit pairs the 100mm-ball BV10 video head with a twin-leg aluminum tripod. The BV10 head features a 5-step counterbalance system to dial in the correct amount for your setup, and independent 4-step pan and tilt drag settings for precise control over camera movements. A Manfrotto 501/504PL compatible sliding quick release plate is provided. All the main controls aside from counterbalance are located on the left side of the head, making it easy to make adjustments with a single hand while operating the camera. For added versatility, the 100mm ball tie-down stud is removable to convert the head to a flat base for use on a slider or other support device.

The 2-stage, 3-section twin-leg aluminum tripod incorporates a 100mm bowl and offers sturdy support for the BV10 head. It features oversized quick positive leg locks for a simple and fast setup, an adjustable/removable mid-level spreader, and dual spiked feet with removable rubber pads. The tripod system extends to a maximum height of 64.4" while getting as low as 29". A carry case and shoulder strap are included.

Head
  • Supports up to 22 lb
  • Removable tie-down stud to convert to flat base head
  • 5-step (0 to 4) counterbalance
  • Independent 4-step (0 to 3) pan and tilt drag
  • -65° to +90° tilt range
  • Manfrotto 501/504PL compatible sliding plate
  • Two 3/8"-16 accessory threads for mounting accessories, such as a monitor or recorder
  • Bubble level
Legs
  • Twin-leg aluminum tripod with 100mm bowl fitting
  • 29 to 64.4" height range (with the head attached)
  • Oversized twist-lever leg locks
  • Adjustable/removable mid-level spreader
  • Dual spiked feet with removable rubber pads

Benro BV10 Tripod System Specs

Head
Load Capacity
22 lb / 10 kg
Head Mount
100 mm Bowl
Counterbalance
5-step (0 to 4)
Pan Drag
4-Step (0 to 3) Fluid Cartridge
Tilt Drag
4-Step (0 to 3) Fluid Cartridge
Panning Range
360°
Tilt Range
-65° to +90°
Quick Release Plate
QR13 (Manfrotto 501/504PL Compatible)
1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Camera Screws
Accessory Mounting Threads
2 x 3/8"-16
Legs
Material
Aluminum
Stages
2
Sections
3
General
Minimum Height
29" / 73.6 cm
Maximum Height
64.4" / 163.5 cm, at 24° Leg Angle with Column Extended
Folded Length
34.6" / 88 cm
Weight
16 lb / 7.3 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
21.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
38.8 x 9.7 x 9.7"

Benro BV10 Tripod System Reviews

excellent tripod

By Jorge
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-01-03

very good, I recommend it

Gap on pan drag step 1

By SURG JUNE
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2020-04-03

This BV10 head has gap on pan drag step 1. This is basic function for video head. I don’t understand these five star reviews.

Excelente relación precio/calidad

By Daniel
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2019-03-12

Me sorprendí mucho al ver la excelente calidad de este trípode ya que es uno de los más económicos en su categoría, es excelente para trabajo broadcast, muy buena fabricación y los materiales son de muy buena calidad. Muy estable, la cabeza muy fluida y te permite montar cualquier equipo de buen peso con sus accesorios. Excelente, me he vuelto fan de esta marca!

The tripods are awesome

By Vesley
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-12-18

Such a  smooth head and the price is just right  no more joking and blurry image thank you

CAN'T IMAGINE IT GETTING MUCH BETTER THAN THIS!

By Wheelwright
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-09-05

I bought this for a BMPC 4K camera that's rigged out at around 20 pounds. This baby was PERFECT for that camera and weight! The counter balance worked out phenomenally and the smoothness of panning and tilting is incredible! My ONLY complaint is that Benro has not added the illuminated level bubble to this unit. All of the other, less expensive Benro tripods have them.

All that I needed

By Fernando
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-08-02

I took a long time to dcide which tripod to buy for my C300 Mark II. Actually you can see my question on the Q&A section. Now after some months using the Benro BV10 I got to say that is a sturdy and fluid tripod. It works great, and comparing it with other tripods with the same specs is a great option in terms of value.

Un excelente trpode

By Gabriel
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-04-29

Este trpode funciona perfectamente con mi recin comprada cmara de cine Ursa mini pro y todo el aparato de estabilizador y el peso de los lentes. Recomendado cien por ciento.

Nice head, but legs are severely lacking.

By Robert
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2020-11-18

The fluid head was a nice upgrade from my S8; really no complaints there. But I hate these legs! I've had this set less than a year and I'm already looking to trade up for either Manfrotto or Sachtler legs. The legs have a ton of play and so they need constant re-tightening. Almost every time I am on a shoot and trying to level the head, the legs will shift or wiggle, throwing off the level, then I have to waste time tightening them, only for them to loosen again a few shots later. The legs are just not up to professional standards, plain and simple. If you are looking to buy, I would highly recommend buying the head only and buying separate legs.

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Is the mid spreader removable?

Is the mid spreader removable?
Asked by: Mee
Yes, but the legs don’t lock at any point, and if you’re planning to use it low as a hi hat, just know it wont easily stabilize
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-03-29

In the Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit, ...

In the Benro BV10 Twin-Leg Aluminum Tripod Kit, the included tripod head is the Benro BV10H, but are the included tripod legs the Benro A674TM tripod legs?
Asked by: Andrew
While the tripod is very close to the A674TM it is not the exact same product. Benro does not offer the legs from their kits with heads for separate purchase.
Answered by: Joseph
Date published: 2019-05-29

Does the Benro BV10 come with a carrying ...

Does the Benro BV10 come with a carrying case/bag?
Asked by: Jose
Yes. The BV10 comes with a padded case that can also be carried in back pack configuration
Answered by: waynes
Date published: 2018-12-09

Does the bubble level illuminate?

Does the bubble level illuminate?
Asked by: Jose
The bubble level is not illuminated.
Answered by: Mark
Date published: 2019-07-17

question

Is it normal for the fluid head to make a clicking sound internally every time you adjust the drag up or down?
Asked by: Rory
It is perfectly normal to hear clicks or pops when you are adjusting a video head as the pieces inside align with themselves. What you do not want is any sound once you are recording.
Answered by: Dennis A L.
Date published: 2018-08-26

question

Besides the 2kg difference in load capacity, are there any other major or key differences between the BV8 and BV10? Will I be sacrificing more than just load capacity? Is the BV10 just overall better-made?
Asked by: Stefan
Also, BV 10 has a 100mm bowl, which adds to being a bit more stable in my opinion. A downside to the BV8 and BV10, although more expensive and capable then the BV6, is that the level is not illuminated on the 8 and 10, where it is on the 6.
Answered by: Kenneth
Date published: 2023-01-08

question

Does this have a bubble level built in?
Asked by: Grant M.
Yes it has bubble level on it
Answered by: BICHET D.
Date published: 2018-08-26

question

I have a Canon C300 Mark 2. Do you think this tripod is a good enough option?
Asked by: Fernando
I use it with a RED Weapon and have used it with a BM Cinema and it handles the weight fine. I picked this tripod after spending a few hours in the store trying out similar options from multiple manufacturers. It seemed to be the best option even against a few products priced a bit higher.Have been very happy with it.
Answered by: TechGeek
Date published: 2018-08-26
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