The Elite Tripod CT-3472 M2 from Feisol is constructed using CNC milled 6061-T6 aluminum and high-grade carbon fiber legs that make the tripod a lightweight 3.9 lb. Also, by unlocking the twist locks, the 4-section tripod can reach a maximum height of 57.9", and with the 3 variable leg angles of 25, 50, and 75°, the support can go as low as 3.4". Meanwhile, Feisol's Rapid anti-leg rotation technology does not allow the legs to twist when fully extended. Because of the 66 lb weight capacity, the tripod supports mirrorless to large format cameras for professional applications. Additionally, the legs fold 180° in reverse, which makes it a compact 20.5", and the built-in bubble level ensures that your horizon is aligned every time.
- Load Capacity: 66 lb
- Maximum Height: 57.9"
- Minimum Height: 3.4"
- Folded Length: 20.5"
FEISOL CT-3472 Rapid M2 Overview
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FEISOL CT-3472 Rapid M2 Reviews
A great Replacement for.....
....my Feisol CT-3371. Lighter and more compact.
Great tripod in every respect but shorter than B&H shows
B&H incorrectly shows this tripod as having a maximum height of 74.8 inches when it actually is 57.87 inches. You can add a center column to gain more height but that is a different matter. The build quality is every bit as good as that of the RRS TVC-34L that I also own. The load rating is accurate as I can put all my weigh on the legs and there is zero leg flexing even with them fully extended. What is great with these Feisol tripods is that the top plate is held in by 3 hex screws and so the plate can be removed and replaced with a Feisol Leveling Base or a center column and add even a horizontal a boom added. When using a gimbal head for a telephoto lens I put on the standard base and when using a geared panning head for landscape and architectural photography. RRS provides similar accessories but they are added one on top of the other and not nearly as clean an approach. Feisol provides a very nice pro grade carry case for the tripod that is long enough to accommodate a head attached to the legs. With Gitzo and RRS all I got was a cardboard box. The only accessory I do not like is the Feisol spike feet as they are designed such that they are not stable when the spike is retracted, due in part to the coarse threading used. If spiked feet are important to you then I would not recommend a Feisol tripod.
