SmallRig
SmallRig 160cm Carbon Fiber Tripod 360 Ball Head 2 in 1 Accessory
A lightweight 160 cm carbon-fibre tripod with a 360° ball head supports 5 kg and folds to 47 cm for travel
- 360° ball head enables any shooting angle
- 4 kg carbon fibre build supports 15 kg leg load
- 5 kg ball-head capacity holds mirrorless rigs steady
- Reversible centre column allows 180° inverted macro work
- 5-section legs adjust 18.5 cm to 160 cm in seconds
Carbon Fiber Tripod System
This SmallRig kit combines a carbon fiber tripod with a 360-degree metal ball head in a single accessory. It is built for photographers and videographers who need a lightweight support that travels easily and sets up fast. The 8-layer carbon fiber construction keeps the total weight low while maintaining rigidity for stable shots.
Replacing Bulky Separate Kits
The 2-in-1 design removes the need to carry a separate tripod and head, saving space in a travel bag. Quick-release flip-locks on five leg sections let you extend the working height from 18.5 inches to 62.6 inches in seconds. The reversible center column adds 180-degree inversion for ground-level macro work without extra hardware.
Load Capacity and Headroom
The carbon fiber legs support a total load of 15 kg while the ball head handles up to 5 kg for the camera package. This covers mirrorless bodies, cages and small accessories comfortably. Heavier cinema rigs or large telephoto setups that exceed the head rating will need a stronger head or a different support system.
Highlights
- 360° ball head enables any shooting angle
- 4 kg carbon fibre build supports 15 kg leg load
- 5 kg ball-head capacity holds mirrorless rigs steady
- Reversible centre column allows 180° inverted macro work
- 5-section legs adjust 18.5 cm to 160 cm in seconds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What thread size does the ball head use to mount a camera or cage?
The ball head has a 1/4"-20 thread for cameras, cages and accessories.
How do you switch the centre column for low-angle macro work?
Unscrew the column, flip it 180 degrees, then re-secure it so the camera hangs below the legs.
Which parts are most likely to need replacement after heavy field use?
The four flip-lock leg sections and the ball-head locking knob see the most wear.
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