The lightweight and durable LS-325CEX Ranger Series Carbon Fiber Tripod from Leophoto differs from other Ranger Series carbon fiber tripods due to its incorporated leveling base. Offering a maximum ±15° of tilt, the leveling base feature makes this tripod ideal for shooting video and panoramic photography. The tripod head can be adjusted for horizontal orientation after the tripod has been positioned for the shot without having to individually adjust the legs.
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- Maximum Height: 57.5"
- Minimum Height: 3.5"
- Folded Length: 19.1"
Leofoto LS-325CEX Overview
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Leofoto LS-325CEX Reviews
Great Tripod
This is a great tripod! Sturdy, easy to use and carbon fiber without breaking the bank. Nothing flimsy on this one. Definitely not worried about dumping my kit when it is set up and ready to go. It is light and short enough to travel with but will support up to approximate 22 lbs. My first time using Leofoto and I am impressed. I like the leveling base and the 3 positions for the legs. Can get the camera all the way down to put the camera about a foot off the ground. It came with a carry bag, 3 spiked feet to change out from the rubber ones that are installed, and my favorite item - a small tool that has all the hex wrenches you will need to take it apart to clean or adjust things. It also has a great wide flat head for the screw on the on your mounting plate for the bottom of your camera. It all can hang on the tripod with the included carabiner. It is nice to pay a little more and be pleasantly surprised by the extra attention to detail and the additional accessories. I highly recommend for someone who wants to buy just one tripod to meet your travel and everyday use needs instead of 2 specific tripods.
