The Pedco UltraPod Grip is an excellent platform for POV sports cameras, camcorders, binoculars, spotting scopes, medium-format cameras, compact DSLR cameras with shorter lenses, and other devices with a 1/4 inch-20 female thread. It is larger than the popular UltraPod I and is the newer version of our UltraPod II. The UltraPod Grip’s newer design incorporates rubber over-molded grips on the rear legs to help hold the tripod securely on larger objects when mounting vertically or horizontally. The tripod can stand on fold-out, no-slip feet or reliably attach to solid objects such as posts, tree limbs, railings, etc. with the removable hook and loop cinch strap. The unique ball and socket camera mount assembly adjusts to multiple positions quickly and easily without having to remove the device. The Grip is made of 30-percent glass-filled nylon resin with aluminum threaded components ready to provide years of support for the most demanding photographer. Dimensions (folded): 7 x 2 x 2 inches; Weight: 3.2 ounces. Pan Adjustment: 360 degrees; Tilt Adjustment: +/- 90 degrees; Angular Adjustment: +/- 20 degrees; Designed in Seattle, Made in China; Limited Lifetime warranty.
M**O
Five Stars
Very good.. does what it says
T**M
Pointless unless you have a point and shoot lightweight.
Absolutely pointless Tripod.This offers no stability what-so-ever for a DSLR. I thought it may be useful as an emergency tripod for those occasions where something is better than nothing but no. While it is well made and the tripod legs are quite sturdy for plastic, the effective ball-joint offers no damping at all and the camera wobbles around as if jellified. Using the camera bag to rest the camera on is infinitely better and seeing you're carrying it anyway! Nuf said. In the bin it goes. This may work for a point and shoot pocket camera but not as well as a small Gorillapod. Seeing the ad shows it with a DLSR, you'd assume it's what it is designed for!
B**R
this table tripod is perfect, very stable for a microphone
I bought one of these some years ago but never really used it for photography, I bought a Zoom H1 portable audio recorder for recording bands, this table tripod is perfect, very stable for a microphone, keeps it steady on a table in a pub, the rubber feet are good, I use it all the time.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
1 week ago
