Sirui R-3213X Carbon fibre stand + VH-10 Video head

Sirui R-3213X Carbon fibre stand

The Sirui R-3213X is specifically designed for use with large cameras, telephoto lenses and larger video heads. Its redesigned inner frame for increased stability and portability, and the cross-pattern of carbon fibre layers to reduce vibration, make it an ideal choice for birders using larger lenses. A robust and automatic locking system for the foot angle of the stand makes selecting one of three angular positions quick and reliable. In addition, its 3-point locking platform allows the tripod to be quickly and safely converted from a still to a video tripod.

The legs of the Sirui R-3213X are made of 100% carbon fibre; lightweight and 10-ply. Its flat base can be replaced with a 75mm bowl (included) or a central column (37cm) for additional height (included). The built-in bubble balance makes horizontal adjustments quick and easy. Additional features include interchangeable rubber feet/stainless steel spikes, foam on two legs and a hanging hook that doubles as an Allen key.

Sirui RX Series tripods are the largest and strongest in the Sirui range, providing reliable support for all your imaging equipment.

Technical specifications

• Central tube: yes, removable
• Colour: Black
• Foot diameter: 32mm
• Pedestal attachment: 75mm Bowl, 3/8″ threads
• Foot locking: rotary locks
• Number of legs: 3 +1
• Material: carbon fibre
• Number of water leaks: 1
• Foot features: spikes, Rubber feet
• Weight: 1,78kg
• Assembled length 61cm
• Maximum height: 180cm (with centre stand)
• Maximum height: 143cm
• Minimum height: 12,5cm
• Load capacity: 22kg

Sirui VH-10 video head

• Adjustable friction adjustment in the vertical direction. Horizontal pan lock.
• 360° panorama function
• 2 water scales
• Load capacity 6kg
• Made of aluminium
• Long, adjustable Arca-Swiss compatible quick release plate with both 1/4″ and 3/8″ threads
• Base plate length: 65mm
• Weight: 0,92Kg
• Height: 96mm
• Counterweight: 2kg (max. 2kg camera remains, with the help of the counterweight, vertically tilted in place)