Travel tripod that is smaller than Peak Design tripod

1 month 1 week ago #762900 by Remy Hedrick
As I mentioned in another thread, we are heading to Cabo Mexico April 17th and I'm trying to downsize my entire kit if I'm going to bring with me.  I currently have a Peak Design tripod, which is pretty small.  I've had this for 4 years and just checking to see if there are any tripods that have come to market since that are smaller?


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1 month 1 week ago #762907 by Razky

Remy Hedrick wrote: As I mentioned in another thread, we are heading to Cabo Mexico April 17th and I'm trying to downsize my entire kit if I'm going to bring with me. I currently have a Peak Design tripod, which is pretty small.  I've had this for 4 years and just checking to see if there are any tripods that have come to market since that are smaller?

It's a pretty simple matter to check manufacturer's specifications yourself, rather than asking others to think for you.


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1 month 1 week ago #762938 by Ontherocks

Remy Hedrick wrote: As I mentioned in another thread, we are heading to Cabo Mexico April 17th and I'm trying to downsize my entire kit if I'm going to bring with me.  I currently have a Peak Design tripod, which is pretty small.  I've had this for 4 years and just checking to see if there are any tripods that have come to market since that are smaller?


I wouldn't pay attention to the other comment.  He's the resident a-hole here who doesn't have any social skills and misses the point of what a forum is.  Likely because he doesn't have any friends, for reasons why we see over and over again with his rude posts here.  

That said, and UNDERSTANDING your question, no I don't know of any other tripods on the market that from a size standpoint are smaller than what you already have.   Unless you would consider something like GorillaPod, which of course doesn't have the height you may be after.  


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1 month 1 week ago #762950 by Scotty

Razky wrote:

Remy Hedrick wrote: As I mentioned in another thread, we are heading to Cabo Mexico April 17th and I'm trying to downsize my entire kit if I'm going to bring with me. I currently have a Peak Design tripod, which is pretty small.  I've had this for 4 years and just checking to see if there are any tripods that have come to market since that are smaller?

It's a pretty simple matter to check manufacturer's specifications yourself, rather than asking others to think for you.


no need for the snarky responses

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and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.

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1 month 1 week ago #762981 by neal1977
Peak Design has this covered, but I will say there was a new tripod that came out last year or might have been the year before that is about the same size as Peaks tripod.  I want to say it started with "H", hopefully someone else knows which one I'm talking about and shares the name with you. 


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2 weeks 3 days ago #763731 by Sawyer

Remy Hedrick wrote: As I mentioned in another thread, we are heading to Cabo Mexico April 17th and I'm trying to downsize my entire kit if I'm going to bring with me.  I currently have a Peak Design tripod, which is pretty small.  I've had this for 4 years and just checking to see if there are any tripods that have come to market since that are smaller?


Hope you had a good trip, what did you end up using for this trip?

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