Manfrotto Befree Carbon Fibre Tripod - Amazon

[Al1944]

In Today's Deals:

Manfrotto Befree Carbon Fibre Travel Tripod with Ball Head - Black
Starts for Prime members at
5:45pm

 

[johnnypanic]

So what price will it be then?

 

[Al1944]

I'm pretty clever, but never been able to foretell the future

 

[johnnypanic]

I'm pretty clever, but never been able to foretell the future

Fair enough Thought you might have some insider information.

 

[an1uk]

It's previously been £171.75, but my guess would be somewhere around £200. https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Manfrotto-Befree-Carbon-Travel-Tripod/product/B00M8RQKS4

 

[mike_6480]

It's previously been £171.75, but my guess would be somewhere around £200. https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Manfrotto-Befree-Carbon-Travel-Tripod/product/B00M8RQKS4

Good guess. It's just less than £204

 

[wibbly]

So a tripod that’s previously been £170 odd quid is on a Prime Amazon deal for just over £200. Bargain!

 

[mickledore]

Wex have recently been selling the ordinary version for £79. That weighs 1.3kg.
(http://www.wexphotographic.com/manf...MIhvO29r3N1gIVrbztCh19dQSWEAQYAiABEgIERvD_BwE £99 plus extra £20 savings with the supplied code)
The carbon fibre version weighs 1.1kg.
So to save 0.2kg costs £120. Just another benefit of Amazon Prime.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Wex have recently been selling the ordinary version for £79. That weighs 1.3kg.
(http://www.wexphotographic.com/manf...MIhvO29r3N1gIVrbztCh19dQSWEAQYAiABEgIERvD_BwE £99 plus extra £20 savings with the supplied code)
The carbon fibre version weighs 1.1kg.
So to save 0.2kg costs £120. Just another benefit of Amazon Prime.

I have the standard version, good lightweight and small walkabout tripod. I tend to use it on my EOS M cameras but in windy conditions I find it too light not to either hold it or weigh it down with a sandbag, which means it is easier to use a heavier built tripod. (Having a sandbag handy means I have my vehicle nearby [emoji41]).

 

[Byker28i]

I have the standard for travel as it goes into the suitcase. I can weigh it down with my camera bag but I've found it easier if unstable to not use the bottom extension of the leg, but it usually works fine for lenses I use for landscape