Support up to 44.1 lb worth of gear with the TMA47AXL Extra Long Series 4 Mach3 Aluminum Tripod from Benro. Made from aluminum, the 3-section legs are secured via twist locks and extend to a maximum height of 85.1". The center column can be replaced with the included short column to allow the tripod to reach a minimum height of 18.7". The rubber feet can be swapped out for metal spikes so that the tripod can be used on hard surfaces, such as ice, or soft surfaces, like carpeting or a lawn. A ballast hook on the center column allows for the addition of stabilizing weight, and the included carrying case protects the tripod during transport. A 3/8"-16 threaded stud on the mounting platform lets you attach a head of your choice.
- Load Capacity: 44.1 lb
- Max Height: 85.1"
- Min Height: 18.7"
- Folded Length: 31.3"
Benro Mach3 TMA47AXL Overview
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Benro Mach3 TMA47AXL Reviews
Feeling strong!
I love the Benro tripod. It rocks. The only thing I wish they did was to put the rubber grip on all 3 legs instead of of just one. And the price rocks too!!
Tall. Very tall.
Being 6 feet 2 inches tall, I ordered this particular tripod because I wanted something tall enough that I wouldn't have to bend down in an uncomfortable position to look through a viewfinder. And this tripod does not disappoint. It is tall. Very tall. With the three tripod legs fully extended, and without raising the center column, it can put my camera well above my head height. If I were to extend the center column I would need a step ladder to reach the camera. This is definitely not a compact, small or lightweight. It weighs almost 7 pounds and is still 31 inches when fully collapsed. I intend to use it for fixed position landscape and astrophotography so I'm not worried about having to lug this thing around very far from my vehicle. I had first considered the carbon fiber Mach3 (TMA48CXL) but at double the price I didn't think it worth the cost to only save 1 pound in weight.
