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Pedco UltraPod Mini - Lightweight Camera Tripod - Blue
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MSRP: $15.95
Your Price: $14.99
Savings: $ 0.96 ( 6% )
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Manufacturer: Pedco
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Pedco UltraPod Mini - Lightweight Camera Tripod - Blue Features
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Extremely lightweight and compact with sturdy fold-out legs.
Unique ball and socket camera mount assembly for easy adjustment.
Strong Velcro strap allows attachment to posts, tree limbs, railings, pack frames, or any similar sturdy object.
Weighs only 1.7 oz. Folds to 4" for easy packing.
Made in the USA.
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Additional Pedco UltraPod Mini - Lightweight Camera Tripod - Blue Information
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The Mini is a modified, "made-for-fun" version of the UltraPod I. The same basic design, except the legs are slightly shorter and trimmed at an angle like the UltraPod II. It is molded in translucent "edge glow" polycarbonate resin, in vibrant orange, yellow, or blue, with metallic silver feet. The strap is colored Velcro "one wrap" and designed to be easily removable. This is designed to be a fun tripod for use with small digital cameras, web cams and more. Can also be used to mount remote flashes to light stands using the Velcro strap. This is a very sharp looking tripod and attracts the attention of everyone that sees it. Packaged in a blister pack with attractive, full color graphics. Weight: 1.7oz.
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What Customers Say About Pedco UltraPod Mini - Lightweight Camera Tripod - Blue:
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Helpfull, small - buy it. works perfect even with my DSLR - not realy good with the long lense (200mm), but this would be to much.
for instance I like to take mine hiking with me where I can strap it to a branch and use the timer to get a shot or I strap it to my walking stick for an instant monopod. These things are truly amazing for P&S camera's. I have the larger model for heavier cameras but the bottom line is that they are very portable and that velco strap is insanely usefull.
I bought two more for auxillery lights for my camcorder, I use the velcro to strap'em to the tripod legs. These thing are really lite. I would not use them for camera work except for the small point and shoot cameras, which is why I bought the first one.
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