BEST TRAVEL TRIPOD of 2024 - STILL NOT Peak Design

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:10 - Peak Design PROS
02:07 - Leg Locks
03:58 - Leg Design
06:00 - Stability
06:47 - Center Column QUICK RELEASE
09:20 - Leg Stages
11:50 - BALL HEADS Compared
16:06 - PAN HEAD
16:41 - Ball Head Dampener
17:25 - Other Mounting Points
18:15 - Spike Feet
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[cinematicknifeart]

use the suplied tool to tighten the legs and they are very stable after that. ON THE Peak Design. I just bought a lightly used carbon fiber PD for $250. At this price it was worth it.

[SharpShterMedia]

@davidmanning yo David! Great review, but I was wondering how tall are you? I’m 6’1, most travel tripods are too short for me

[Skydweller]

Do twist locks make a “snap” or “click” once locked? I tend to prefer flip locks, but haven’t ever used the twist locks.

[gurugamer]

Do you recommend the Peak Design Carbon Travel Tripod or Ulanzi Zero F38 Quick Release Travel Tripod 3131 ? I be using it with Leica M, Leica Q343
And I do have Hasselblad X2D

[LaughingStock_]

I just bought a Peak Design Travel. Superb quality and super-fast to operate with the tab locks. Pricey, but there is no reason why this tripod won't outlive me. Highly recommended.

[aaronpalaian]

I'd say it's second, first and the gold standard is the Really Right Stuff Ascend 14 and 14-Long. Period.

[ItzSlushie]

how am I just now finding out about this? This is literally solving my problem of switching my mounting from f38 to arca swiss for my tripod

[Fallington]

Nice one - I was about to buy a PD then I watched this, figured it was just a closet sponsored circle-jerk over the Tree Root but I found a load of other videos saying the same thing so I bought one. Arrived today as an early Xmas present to myself 😌

[tomca]

For me, the peak design size is perfect for my backpack. Unfortunately, the price is very not perfect, lol. I settled for the Ulanzi Zero Y and I love that tripod. The only catch is that for travel, I have to remove to head so I can zip my backpack's tripod pouch shut.

[john_norris]

Nice review! I have the Ulanzi F38 travel tripod and love it for size and relative rigidity, but I use it with the non-F38 centre column (came with the tripod) and a separate arca swiss based ballhead for strength. Both the PD and Ulanzi F38 (non Pro) tripods have ballheads with limited weight load capacities, especially if you are using relatively heavy pro full frame systems. The F38 Pro looks like a huge advancement.

[davidheller]

I think if they could make this with single twist for each leg I would pull the trigger. It seems like the last little improvement I want, so I will stick to my Coleman f38 for now. Hopefully next year they will implement this. I don’t want to replace a 500 dollar tripod. The new Siuri monopod implemented this design and it seems ideal.

[JustTony]

I'll do the Google meme. 1:52 thank you. I'll take that and keep my PD carbon... It helps that i already have one and its in perfect working order and i don't intend to buy a tripod. Why am i even better?

[risingwolf]

Does it work with RC2 plates? That's the system I now have.