A Happy Medium: 3 Legged Thing Travis 2.0 Tripod Review

There’s the travel tripod and the studio tripod -- and then there’s the new 3 Legged Thing Travis 2. 0. While it’s not a travel tripod, the new Travis 2. 0 is a go-between. It’s not quite as light and compact as a travel tripod but has a bit more stability, a higher weight capacity, and a height limit of almost 5.

5 feet. Weighing about four pounds, it’s not too heavy to easily leave the studio. And, folding down to 17. 9”, still sits within the carry-on dimensions. Add in a price of under $200, and the Travis 2. 0 is easily an intriguing option. .

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2021-10-25 13:00

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