Benro CyanBird Carbon Fiber / Aluminum Tripod with N00P Ball Head

The Benro Cyanbird TCBH15N00P is a high-performance travel tripod designed for photographers and videographers who demand both style and substance. Featuring a striking ocean blue finish, this tripod utilizes a hybrid carbon fiber and aluminum construction to provide a lightweight yet rigid support system that won't weigh you down.

Designed for creators on the move, the Cyanbird reaches an impressive maximum height of over 61 inches, yet folds down to a compact 17.1 inches. This slim footprint makes it incredibly easy to stow away in your camera bag or backpack, ensuring you have professional stability wherever your creativity leads.

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Precision Engineering & Versatility

Experience a seamless setup with durable aluminum flip locks that allow for quick, secure height adjustments without the hassle. To ensure your shots remain steady in windy conditions, the center column includes an integrated weight hook at the base for added ballast.

The Cyanbird also serves as a versatile gear hub; the upper section of the center column features three 1/4-20 accessory mounts, allowing you to easily attach lights, microphones, or monitors to expand your creative possibilities without needing extra clamps.

N00P Double Action Ballhead

The kit includes the precision-engineered N00P photo head, designed for fluid movement and exact positioning.

• Dual Locking System: Independent ball and pan locks provide total control over your framing and panoramic pans.
• Vertical Orientation: A built-in 90-degree notch allows for instant switching between landscape and portrait modes.
• Effortless Mounting: Features an Arca-compatible camera plate with a 3-way screw for rapid attachment to your gear.

Innovative Gear Access

The included padded carry case is more than just protection. Its unique open-faced design allows the case to unfold completely, providing instant access to your tripod and preventing you from fumbling with gear when the perfect shot appears.