Don't be fooled by the simple, lightweight design of the CP26-TM2 10X Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod from FLM: its two-section legs can support more than 26 pounds. Fully extended, the tripod measures 57.8" tall, and adjusts by means of one twist lock on each leg. Its inverted design puts a 22mm leg on the top and a 26mm leg on the bottom, for easy waist-level adjustment and quick setup.
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Key Features
- Load Capacity: 26.4 lb
- Maximum Height: 57.8"
- Minimum Height: 3.9"
- Folded Length: 34"
Don't be fooled by the simple, lightweight design of the CP26-TM2 10X Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod from FLM: its two-section legs can support more than 26 pounds. Fully extended, the tripod measures 57.8" tall, and adjusts by means of one twist lock on each leg. Its inverted design puts a 22mm leg on the top and a 26mm leg on the bottom, for easy waist-level adjustment and quick setup.
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FLM CP26-TM2 Overview
FLM CP26-TM2 Specs
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FLM CP26-TM2 Reviews
Solid Product, Excellent Customer Service
By Tim
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-10-06
Very solid, light weight Tripod. Use this for shooting birds with Nikon P1100 and a manfrotto video head. Has never let me down, and FLM have been extremely helpful in the few jams I have encountered (mainly the result of shooting on beaches and around salt water, so all my fault).
Light weight, quick, dampens vibration, easy to carry
By Andrew
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2024-07-26
I will rate this FLM CP26-TMS at 90 or 95%. The good: 1. Quick to set up! Turn the lock ring and drop each leg to the desired length. No more bending over to reach the lowest leg ring as on a traditional tripod. No more fiddling with 3 or 4 leg sections. This technique of having the larger leg on the bottom is the same that Cullmann used in their famous Titan tripods. Those were heavy but quick to set up and rigid. 2. This FLM is deceptively light, but it dampens vibrations. With the 250 lens on my Hasselblad, I can thump a leg and see the vibration stop in maybe 0.5 seconds. I took pictures from a dock at a windy river bank, and had no obvious issues. To consider: 1. A couple of times, I wish the tripod was a bit beefier. But that may be an emotional response. The FLM has performed well so far. The only reverse leg alternative may be the RRS Soar tripods, but they cost close to $1000. 2. You probably need to use a strong ball head. I mounted a Linhof Profi III (see the photos). I have not tested a smaller head like the Profi II. 3. The spike feet may hold the tripod more solidly on mixed outdoor surfaces. Summary: nice light tripod. Go for it.
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