Sunpak 620-020 Tripod,Black, 3-way

Product Description

Light duty tripod that extends to 48.9″. Three leg sections and weighs 2.3 lb. Supports up to 4.4 lb. Lift and lock center column. The tripod has a 3-way panhead with quick release.

From the Manufacturer

Lightweight and compact, the 2001UT is an excellent travel tripod. Designed for use with compact still or digital cameras or camcorders, the 2001UT offers a 3-way pan head with tilt reference scale and separate locking controls, and features a quick-release mounting plate with retractable video indexing pin. With a folded length of only 19.7″, the 2001UT extends to 49″, yet weighs a mere 37 ounces with its solid 22mm leg diameter.

Added stability from metal center leg braces with separate locking knob assures rigid support, while heavy-duty rubber leg tips keep the 2001UT tripod in place at all times. Quick-release leg locks make setup fast and easy, even while wearing gloves. The gearless “lift n lock” center column, with its large, ribbed locking collar, permits fast height adjustments, while a separate tension/load control can be set for cameras weighing as much as 4 lbs. 6 oz.

All UT series tripods feature unique styling and a distinctive champagne finish. Features on all UT series tripods include 3-way pan heads with reference scales, large locking panhandles, quick release platforms, metal center leg braces, tension/load adjustment, quick-release leg locks and heavy-duty rubber leg tips, some with leg spikes, for fast setup and rock solid stability.

Every UT series tripod includes a free 2nd quick-release mounting plate for a second camera/camcorder.

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Travel tripod designed for compact still or digital cameras and camcorders
3-way pan head with tilt reference scale and separate locking controls
Quick-release mounting plate with retractable video indexing pin
Gearless lift-and-lock center column permits quick height adjustments
Extends from 18.5 to 49 inches; 19.7 inches when folded; weighs 37 ounces