This CS25C Mini Carbon Fiber Tripod from ARTCISE is a compact carbon fiber tripod with a load capacity of 22 pounds and a maximum height of 16.5". For working on uneven ground, the leg angles can be set to 10°, 40°, and 67°, and they and have optional spiked feet for traction on slick surfaces. Additionally, the tripod folds down to 9.5" and weighs only 1.3 lb, making it easy to store and transport.
ARTCISE CS25C Mini Carbon Fiber Tripod
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- Working Height Range: 8.7 to 16.5"
- Folded Length: 9.5"
- 3-Section Carbon Fiber Legs, Twist Locks
ARTCISE CS25C Overview
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ARTCISE CS25C Reviews
Pleasantly surprised at the quality
I bought this tripod sight unseen as I have never heard of the Artcise brand, but the dimensions came the closest to my needs, and I am very happy with the purchase. Having owned many tripods over the past 35+ years, I have experienced the full range from absolute junk to finely-finished equipment. In fact, this purchase was partly to assuage my regret in selling a tiny Gitzo tripod 20 years ago that is no longer available even used. I cannot be more happy with this Artcise as a replacement. The quality for the money is quite amazing. The locking adjustments of the legs has a smooth, well-engineered feel, and all of the components feature quality materials. I cannot see any cost-cutting issues with the design. As an aside, this Artcise tripod is actually rather handsome-looking. Pair this with a good head and it is perfectly capable of providing rock-solid support for a full-frame DSLR or mirrorless camera with a 100-400mm mounted, as long as the legs are spread at the wider setting to prevent tipping. I have several tripods from a more famous Chinese manufacturer (name rhymes with "Blu-Ray"), and I rate this as a slightly more satisfying product overall. Now, I have not put this Artcise through heavy use yet, so these are my initial impressions, but I am already eyeing other tripods in the Artcise catalog.
