Benro Slim Travel Kit – Carbon Fiber (FSL09CN00)
The Benro Slim series has been expanded and now includes two new models that are the perfect travel tripod. Each has 5 sections and the reverse folding design reduces the folded size to only 12.9″ (33cm). but don’t let its small size fool you, these tripods open to an impressive 57.1″ (145cm) making them a practical solution for photographers who need to travel light but still need to travel with a tripod. There are two models of the Slim travel offering either aluminum or Carbon Fiber construction. Aluminum gives strength but Carbon Fiber remains the ultimate material for lightness and stability. The Slim travel tripod legs are fitted with anodized aluminum twist locks that only require a quick half turn to lock and unlock. A grooved center column prevents twisting when in use and can be reversed for low to the ground shots. Benro Slim travel features a lightweight shoulder, which has 3 leg positions and each leg can be positioned individually for uneven terrain. A weight hook is located underneath the center column for windy conditions and the rubber feet on the tripod are fixed. Staying level is made easy with a bubble level on the quick release clamp. Both versions of the Slim travel series use the compact N00 head. This removable aluminum ball head has an oversized ratchet style single locking control knob for easy operation and a panoramic scale. The ball head includes a blue anodized aluminum Arca-Swiss style quick release plate with a d-ring 1/4″-20 thread. A compact carry case is included.
- Compact folded design – the perfect Solution for traveling with a tripod
- Anodized aluminum twist locks – only require a quick half turn to lock and unlock
- Arca-Swiss style camera plate – Blue anodized aluminum Arca-Swiss style release plate with d-ring 1/4″-20 camera screw
- Lightweight shoulder – features 3 leg positions and each leg can be positioned individually for uneven terrain
- Removable single action Ballhead – Oversized ratchet style lock knob for easy operation and a panoramic scale
