Benro
Benro TAD18A Series 1 4-Section Adventure Aluminum Tripod 17.6 lbs 3.13 lbs
Lightweight aluminum tripod supports 17.6 lbs, folds to 19.3 inches and adjusts from 11.6 to 56.5 inches with flip locks
- Supports up to 17.6 lb for steady shots
- Weighs only 3.13 lb and folds to 19.3 in for easy travel
- Height adjusts from 11.6 in to 56.5 in with 4-section legs
- Flip locks enable rapid, secure setup
- Magnesium castings reduce weight while maintaining strength
Tripod for travel and outdoor photography
The Benro TAD18A Series 1 is a four-section aluminum tripod built for photographers who need a stable platform that remains light enough for all-day carrying. It supports cameras and rigs up to 17.6 lbs while weighing only 3.13 lbs. The included case makes it simple to pack for trips or location work.
Suited to lightweight kits.
This model suits photographers using mirrorless systems, compact DSLRs or light video setups who value quick deployment via flip locks. Buyers who need more height than 56.5 inches or a higher load rating for large telephoto lenses and cinema cameras should look at a larger series.
17.6 lb load capacity
The single figure that decides fit is the 17.6 lb maximum load. If your camera, lens and accessories stay under that weight the tripod will hold them steadily; if your kit exceeds it you need a stronger support.
Highlights
- Supports up to 17.6 lb for steady shots
- Weighs only 3.13 lb and folds to 19.3 in for easy travel
- Height adjusts from 11.6 in to 56.5 in with 4-section legs
- Flip locks enable rapid, secure setup
- Magnesium castings reduce weight while maintaining strength
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the tripod come with a case or do I need to buy one separately?
The Benro TAD18A includes a carrying case so nothing extra is required for transport.
Should I pick this 17.6 lb capacity model or a heavier-duty version?
Choose this 17.6 lb capacity tripod when your camera kit stays at or below that weight; step up only if you regularly mount larger rigs.
How low can the TAD18A go for macro work and how tall for standing shots?
The legs spread to 11.6 inches minimum and the center column extends to 56.5 inches maximum, covering low-angle and eye-level framing.
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