I'm after a decent weighting tripod, what are people using and what are your options on the one you have?
In reply to Post #1
Nash is the kiddy just heavy to lug around if you have too
Nash is the kiddy just heavy to lug around if you have too
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I have the Daiwa one.
Legs fold in half meaning it packs down short.
Doesn't weigh much either.
Sometimes it can be a pain to hang the scales on the hook at the top, you have to twist the hook so the opening isn't facing one of the legs. Minor gripe though.
I got it for £25
I have the Daiwa one.
Legs fold in half meaning it packs down short.
Doesn't weigh much either.
Sometimes it can be a pain to hang the scales on the hook at the top, you have to twist the hook so the opening isn't facing one of the legs. Minor gripe though.
I got it for £25
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I use the Cygnet jobby as it is more adjustable / versatile than the other offerings from Daiwa etc I.E uneven ground .
Weighed Cats to 131lb with no issues.
I use the Cygnet jobby as it is more adjustable / versatile than the other offerings from Daiwa etc I.E uneven ground .
Weighed Cats to 131lb with no issues.
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Got the Fox one, packs down small. Does what it's meant to
Got the Fox one, packs down small. Does what it's meant to
Think mine is either Sabre or NGT? Either way didnt cost a bomb,solid and does whats needed well enough for anything im going to land in the UK.
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Agree - I have the cygnet tripod - cheap as chips and does the job well
Agree - I have the cygnet tripod - cheap as chips and does the job well
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I like you picked up the Daiwa one second hand and pleased with it.
Got round having to turn the hook between the legs by putting a snap clip on the scales loop and then no more issues.
I like you picked up the Daiwa one second hand and pleased with it.
Got round having to turn the hook between the legs by putting a snap clip on the scales loop and then no more issues.