Specials
Show your tripod some love with a home of its own! ProMaster's line of padded tripod cases protect your tripod from unnecessary scratches, scrapes, and damage during travel or storage. Featuring durable metal hardware and SBS zippers, a ProMaster tripod case can be carried by its integrated handles or with its comfortable, padded shoulder strap (detachable). A separate zippered compartment holds small accessories. And the main compartment's zipper comes half-way down each side of the bag to provide an extra-large opening, making it easy to take your tripod in and out.
The ProMaster XC-M 528 tripod's 5-section, transverse legs fold 180° making the entire unit just 16 1/2" long for storage and travel. Fully extended, it reaches a working height of over 6.5'! Each leg's angle and length are independently adjustable, allowing the XC-M 528 to properly support your camera on uneven ground. A two-stage center column allows you to maximize working height without sacrificing the tripod's compact size. The center column is reversible, and the weight hook can help achieve better stability in windy conditions or when making long exposures. Its dual-action ball head
ProMaster's Air Support Monopod is lightning fast to deploy and adjust. Just pull to extend it or squeeze two buttons to retract it. Unlike a traditional monopod, the ProMaster Air Support requires no leg locks. Its unique air pressure system saves time and even allows you to fine-tune the height while shooting!
The PROMASTER SCOUT TRIPOD has features carefully chosen and designed for the active photographer. Its 4-section legs can be independently spread and adjusted at multiple angles and heights so you can level your camera on uneven ground. The center column has a retractable weight hook so you can add stability, especially in windy situations.
ProMaster's Long Lens Plate is used to balance long lenses and heavy or awkward camera rigs on gimbal heads, ball heads, and cine/video heads. The extra length of this plate allows it to slide back and forth in a dovetail head (arca-type) until the proper balance point is found. Then it is locked in place for the best stability when using movements on the head.