Peak Design’s Pro Tripod Series Is Here

The Magazine For Photographers
3 hours ago
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Peak Design’s new Pro Tripod series is officially arriving in stores and online shops. In essence, the company took what people liked about the original 2019 Travel Tripod and rebuilt it into something sturdier and more suited for demanding shoots. The lineup now comes in three versions, Lite, Pro, and Pro Tall. The Lite model stays closest to the old Travel Tripod in size and usability, while the two larger versions increase in both height and load capacity.

For the new tripods, Peak Design switched to a fully CNC-machined hub and added a flanged centre column for extra rigidity. The tubing is larger, too, which is what gives the Pro series roughly double the stability of the original, it now supports up to 40 pounds instead of 20. The Pro Tall extends 30% higher than the standard model.

There are also some new features meant for hybrid creators. The Pro Tripods add fluid panning, which works with Peak Design’s optional pan-tilt head to give the whole system better video capability without needing a separate video tripod. The updated Pro Ball Head adds a quick-lock ARCA plate and can still be used with the center column fully stowed. All three versions of the Pro Series tripods are available now priced at $799.95 for the Pro Tripod Lite, $899.95 for the Pro Tripod, and $999.95 for the Pro Tripod Tall.

You can see full details on Peak Design’s website here

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