Features

• 3-way pan head with quick shoe
• Geared elevator and radial leg brace
• 3-section, 20mm triangular all-aluminum legs
• 56-inch maximum height
• Rubber feet for solid traction

Features

• Maximum height: 20"; folded height: 11", Weight: 1.78 lbs., Quick shoe and bubble level, 3-section, 20mm aluminum legs with rubber tip feet, Geared elevator

Features

• Accommodating leg clamps and smooth rolling wheels
• 21 inches tall

Features

• Maximum height\
• 38 2/5"; folded height\
• 10 2/5"
• Weight\
• 1 1/10 lbs.

Features

• 3-way fluid panhead with quick shoe , 3 sections , 31mm aluminum legs , Self-leveling rubber feet with spike , Radial leg brace with lock , Bubble level , Patented central leg lock , Telescopic handle , Bag not included, Extends to 70" , Weight: 7.41 lbs ,

Features

• Maximum height\
• 56 1/8"; folded length\
• 21 5/8"
• Weight\
• 2 1/5 lbs.

Features

• Thick padding
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Front pocket
• Removable divider
• Inside: 7 1?2" x 4" x 4 3?4"

Features

• Metal body construction , Rubber-armored handgrips , Compact, lightweight design, Roof prism, 367-ft field of view

Reviews (1)

Dependable
My job requires the use of this product dozens of times a day in a hectic environment. I have dropped it several times from four feet, and it still works perfectly. Optics are as clear as ever, and the carry pouch in combination with the lanyard (wrist loop) provide for quick deployment.
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Editorial Review

The mid-size Vanguard MK-3 offers a lot of value for a tripod rich in features. This 3-section tripod offers is suitable for both cameras and camcorders. It features fluid 3-way pan head movement, bubble level, quick shoe, gear elevator, all-aluminum triangular legs (3), rubber feet, and carrying handle. Read more

Features

• Fluid 3-way pan head movement
• All-aluminum triangular legs, rubber feet
• Bubble level, quick shoe, gear elevator, and carrying handle
• Maximum height: 58.5 inches
• Folded height: 22.8 inches

Reviews (3)

great investment (cost/benefit)
- the compression clamps work well when
Sad
Flimsy (wobbles and feels like it will bend over) with camera on it, fluid head but the so cheap it jerks, making the fluid head worthless.Sad that a company would waste the resources to make such a useless product, and Amazon would sell it (and waste my time) .

Very sturdy and light
turned out to be a great buy for me. its very steady and te bubble level is very helpful. didn't think much of the carrying handle initially, but that turned out to be really very helpful for carrying around. extremely light also. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Vanguard AK-3 lightweight tripod with 3-Way panhead features a very sturdy yet compact design. The AK-3's technically advanced fluid panhead construction ensures extremely smooth pan-and-tilt motion. The tripod offers a quick shoe for easy camera attachment, a bubble level to ensure a steady picture, a gear elevator and brake lock. Extra stability achieved by innovative leg-lock design and spiked feet. The tripod's folded length is 21.625 inches, extension height is 56.125 inches, and it weighs 2.54 pounds.Read more

Features

• Technically-advanced fluid panhead construction ensures extremely smooth pan-and-tilt motion
• Very sturdy yet compact design
• Extra stability achieved by innovative leg lock design
• Each tripod comes with its own carrying case
• Spiked feet offer enhanced stability

Features

• 2-way panhead , Folded height: 8" , Maximum height: 8.625" , Weight: .66 lbs

Editorial Review

This lightweight, portable tripod is perfect for those who need a steady hand for capturing still film or digital photos in conditions where small size matters. It's designed for use with small point-and-shoot digital, APS, and 35mm cameras. It features a ball panhead, 2 sections, and rubber feet. Read more

Features

• Ball head
• Three flexible wire legs and plastic ball feet
• Extension height: 4.3 inches
• Folded height: 5.1 inches

Reviews (1)

Strong for its size
I bought this tripod to hold my webcam, which it does very well.The legs can be extended or retracted separately which allows placement on uneven surfaces such as my monitor top.It can take a few tries to get the swivel top just right, but when there it will hold most digital cameras and palm-sized camcorders steadily. ... Read more

Features

• 57"" Monopod

Reviews (1)

VGT-4 Monopod
Nice light weight pod I use for Video and Still.Takes the wiggle out of your video and allows me to use the zoom more effectively on both.The Monopod is quick to set up and move.Only negatives are it would be nice to have a second shoe for the cameras. (I suspect they are available) and the release clips are a little tight - my 9 yr old has trouble with them. ... Read more

Features

• Zoom binoculars , Ruby coated lenses , Black rubber with , metallic accents , Includes carrying case , with neck strap , 10 to 30 x 50mm magnification, 4? angle at 10x mag, FOV 210 ft/1000 yds at 10x mag

Editorial Review

Keep a sturdy camera support on hand wherever you roam with the Vanguard VS-10 mini pocket tripod with tilting ball panhead. Small enough to fit in your pants pocket, this lightweight tripod is perfect for small point-and-shoot digital and film cameras. It features one section with expandable legs and rubber feet, a folded height of 5.4 inches, and a maximum height of 3.75 inches (with expanded tripod legs). ... Read more

Features

• Mini tripod with tilting ball panhead
• Lightweight, small enough to fit in your pants pocket
• One section with expandable legs, rubber feet
• Folded height of 5.4 inches
• Maximum height of 3.75 inches

Features

• Fluid 3-way pan head movement
• All-aluminum triangular legs, rubber feet
• Bubble level, quick shoe, gear elevator, brace lock, and carrying handle
• Maximum height: 64 inches
• Folded height: 24 inches

Reviews (3)

Good enough for the price
Bought this tripod to replace an older sony tripod that only went up to my chest.It has excellent height and is a steal at $21, still, it has some problems.The old sony tripod has thinner legs but feels more solid/less shakey, probably because the connectors that go from the legs to the center column are aluminum while the mk-4's is plastic.It's stable enough though.The removable mounting piece is really cheap(but it serves it's purpose) so I use the mount from another tripod instead.Panning is not the smoothest, the legs on mine are silver which can cause bad reflections in glass, and minimum working height is 2 feet so you might want to get something to cover low shooting.It does not come with a bag but has a carrying handle.The older sony had a bag but it is VERY uncomfortable carrying a loose, dangly tripod on your back, and it is also awkward to carry without a handle.I very much prefer the handle over the bag. Even with all it's flaws I still do not regret the purchase because it is very tall, serves it's purpose well enough, and is super-cheap in price(just wish it was heavier).I use it to hold up a medium size camera, and it feels like it can hold up something like a Canon Digital Rebel with its plastic body and a lightweight 300mm lens okay, but not a heavy metal bodied SLR with a great big long lens.If you've got money for a camera like that, then you need to buy yourself a better, heavier tripod.By the way, people who NEED expensive bogen-manfrotto tripods and probably use bulky, heavy equipment have no business buying cheap-o $21 tripods and then saying how much they suck, IMHO.

Cheap
Don't expect a nice product for $25, the tripod does not look very solid (made in China). The bubble is pretty useless because it is not very precise (up to 5 degrees of angle it won't detect it). The head is very inaccurate, when on the horizontal rest position, it has a 3 degrees error (which means you have to correct it by slightly raising one side). I would have expected a level position when on the rest. Great pro tripod for the price
I bought this MK-4 tripod when it's about 60% off. I throw away my old tripod I bought 5 years ago right after this one came out of the box. It's very well made. It has all the position I need for the studio. The quick release shoe is well designed too. Read more

Editorial Review

The perfect size for today's compact digital cameras and ultra-compact camcorders, Vanguard's popular Porto 6A camera bag offers stylish protection. The bag's extra-strength, weather-resistant, padded nylon material will protect your vital investment from both short drops and raindrops. It features a zippered camera enclosure and a zippered front pocket for storing extra batteries and memory cards. Read more

Features

• Perfect size for today's small digital cameras and camcorders
• Built to last--made from extra strong nylon material
• Front pocket gives added room for extra battery and memory card
• Inside measurements are 2.6 x 1 x 3.75 inches
• Inside: 2 5/8" W x 1" H x 3 3/4" D

Features

• Vanguard
• Replacement Quick Shoe

Editorial Review

Protect your digital camera investment with the stylish Vanguard Cairo 8 camera bag, made from soft, leather-like kote-skin material that's both rugged and weather-resistant. It features a velcro closure and deluxe shoulder/waist strap. Read more

Features

• Perfect size for today's small digital cameras and camcorders
• Made of rugged, weather-resistant, leather-like kote-skin
• Features a velcro closure and deluxe shoulder/waist strap
• Inside measurements are 2.4 x 1.6 x 4.75 inches

Editorial Review

Vanguard's Borneo 5 camera bag fits today's compact digital camera like a glove and keeps your investment protected from the elements. Its superior quality padded construction is made of 90% polyester and 10% weather-resistant nylon. It features a zippered camera enclosure, front velcro-secured pocket for storing batteries or memory cards, and loops for wrist or shoulder strap.Read more

Features

• Perfect size for today's small digital cameras and camcorders
• Made of 90% polyester and 10% weather-resistant nylon
• Inside measurements are 2.25 x 1.38 x 3.38 inches
• Superior quality and protection for both amateurs and professionals
• Inside: 2 1/4" W x 1 3/8" H x 3 3/8" D

Reviews (1)

Camera Case?
I doubt you would fit anything but an extremely tiny camera in this thing. It is extremely small. It didn't work for any of my cameras and my son barely fit his small little MP3 player with headphones in it. What a waste of money. I went to Walmart and spend $3.00 less for a bigger case. Like I said, a waste of money. ... Read more