SLIK Pro 700BHX Tripod with SBH-808 Ball Head

• Folded Length: 800mm
• Maximum Operating Height: 1,900mm
• Minimum Operating Height: 395mm
• Maximum Centre Column Ext.: 380mm
• Weight: 3,430g
• Load capacity: 5kgs

 SLIK Super Alloy A.M.T.

The A.M.T. alloy has a 40% greater strength-to-weight ratio than standard aluminium, meaning the legs are lighter weight yet stronger than the standard metal used in most of today’s tripods.

Head mounting screw

Corresponding to both U1/4 and U3/8 head mounting screws.

 3-steps leg angle adjustment

Leg angle adjustable from a high position to a low position.

Lever-type leg lock

Robust leg lock system that can operate quickly and easily.

Plastic lever-type leg lock

Compact and lightweight plastic leg lock.

The SLIK PRO 700DX is capable of handling the weight of a professional full-frame DSLR camera with heavy long telephoto lenses. The SLIK PRO 700DX offers professional photographers and advanced amateurs the strength and stability they need. SLIK’s exclusive AMT super titanium alloy legs make the PRO 700DX tripod rock steady yet lighter than it looks.

“What’s so great about AMT alloy?” You may be thinking. AMT has a 40% greater strength-to-weight ratio than standard aluminium. The legs are lighter weight yet stronger than the standard metal used in most of today’s tripods. This lightweight comes at a price comparable to other standard aluminium tripods.

Remember, the PRO 700 DX is full-sized, with just the legs extended and the centre column down the camera is already at eye level for most people. Raise the smooth gearless center column to its maximum height and your camera is 1,900mm off the ground! If you have heavy camera equipment that needs steady support this tripod is for you.

The PRO 700BHX included the heavy-duty SBH-808 ball head. This ball head uses the same quick-release system as the PRO 700DX Head, one of the fastest and easiest quick-release plates in the industry. Additionally, this Ball head has a separate pan lock for horizontal movement (panning) of the camera while the ball is locked in position. This is very useful for panoramic photography.