Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A)

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Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A)
Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A)

Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A) Price History

Price History for Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod with Monopod Converstion (FGP18A),Black

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Current Price $149.95 October 30, 2024
Highest Price $149.95 October 12, 2024
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Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A) Description

  • Versatile 180 Degree center column allows you limitless camera positioning possibilities including vertical, horizontal and inverted positions
  • Quick leg lock system improved stability with faster deployment and dust resistance
  • Integrated Monopod let’s you detach a leg that becomes a monopod.
  • Foldable travel design makes for the most compact tripod
  • Accepts the SystemGo accessories turning the tripod into a portable workstation.

Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A) Specification

Specification: Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A)

Item Weight (Pounds)

3.51

ASIN

B01HMVNV7I

Item model number

FGP18A

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

September 5, 2016

Model Name

Benro SystemGo Plus Tripod Only – Travel Aluminum with Monopod

Maximum Height (Inches)

60.6

Tripod Head Type

Ball Heads

Folded Size

18.1 inches (length)

Item Length (Centimeters)

50

Manufacturer

MacGroup

Global Trade Identification Number

06931747335763

Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A) Reviews (13)

13 reviews for Benro SystemGo Plus Aluminum Tripod (FGP18A)

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  1. C. Johnson

    Great tripod, nothing negative to say about it. Very versatile

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  2. Cliente Amazon

    La colonne bouge toujours un petit peu meme quand on sert au max. Donc il me sert pas a grand chose. je recommande pas.

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  3. Amazon Customer

    Questo cavalletto Benro è davvero sorprendente; la qualità costruttiva è alta e mantiene un ottimo compromesso fra resistenza e leggerezza/trasportabilità; lo si denota fin nei piccoli dettagli, come i perni di chiusura “fluidi” alla girata e non semplicemente meccanici.
    Fra i pro c’è da menzionare la sua versatilità: buona altezza totale, colonna centrale estraibile e posizionabile “sottosopra” o trasversalmente ( con quasi totale libertà di scelta ), può essere posizionato anche raso-terra in più modi ed addirittura una fra le gambe può essere svitata e diventare un monopiede. Comodi i rampini dati in dotazione che possono essere sostituiti alle basi gommate delle estremità delle gambe, che consentono di arpionare a terra il treppiede su suoli terrosi e simili. Insomma, si rivela un eccellente tuttofare…ovviamente con qualche contro: data la sua leggerezza, il cavalletto potrebbe oscillare in alcune circostanze ( specie se totalmente esteso; è tuttavia fornito in kit un gancio per ancorare una zavorra ) e non sarebbe stato male se l’asta centrale fosse stata più lunga; riguardo le gambe, le posizioni di bloccaggio sono unicamente tre – ad incastro e ben salde, ma non avrebbe guastato un po’ più di libertà anche in questo caso. Infine c’è la borsa in dotazione per il trasporto: ottima aggiunta e ben fatta, ma accoglie esclusivamente il cavalletto che, per quanto davvero compatto, se monta una testa, trova difficilmente alloggio all’interno di essa.

    Per concludere: trovo il prodotto assolutamente valido e lo sto preferendo a colleghi più “blasonati” in mio possesso per trasportabilità, versatilità ed affidabilità…credo anche che se trovato in offerta, è davvero una occasione imperdibile.
    Consigliato!

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  4. TheOwl360

    Too big to travel or hike with, unless you check it. But it’s an unbelievable stable, solid, well crafted tripod. I did too much research with this one, mainly looking at all Benros. The perascoping neck locks secure with zero give.

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  5. Amazon Customer

    great unit and very versitile but it doesn’t come with an easily leveling head. So picked up an inexpensive ball head to add to it and don’t have to play around with the legs to get it perfrectly level but make a minor adjustment to the ball head and i’m ready to go

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  6. Deanna

    Just what I was looking for.

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  7. AthomSfere

    This folded nicely to fit into suitcase and was also able to carry it on my backpack easily.

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  8. Dario

    poco peso

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  9. Marcus Lemans

    Not too heavy to carry along, sturdy and has a tilting arm. Belissimo! A+

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  10. Jeff

    Bought this aluminum Benro SystemGo Plus Travel tripod (FGP28A) for travel. It was marked “Used, Like New” for $150 ($50 less than brand new tripod) from an Amazon 3rd party seller named VIDEO CAMERA CENTER.

    As advertised, this FGP28A arrived in a “Like New” condition, as if it had never been touched–new packaging with tags attached, etc.

    Came in a pouch inside of a well-made, padded case with pockets, which included spikes for the feet and a shoulder strap.

    I own a Gitzo 5543XL, an Induro 404XL, a Sirui P-424SR, and now this FGP28A.

    In the past, I owned an Oben AC-1441 and a Manfrotto 290XTA3.

    So, I have experience with tripod equipment of different brands, different price point, and different levels of craftsmanship.

    The FGP28A is well crafted, light, solid, and versatile. It has a versatile center column and an easy link port.

    It cost 1/10 of what I paid for the Gitzo and 1/4 of what I paid for the Induro; but as with those more expensive tripods, the FGP28A matches its price point. It is worth $150-$200. On the other hand, the Manfrotto290XTA3 cost about $120-$150, but it is not worth that much money.

    I use the rock-solid, everlasting Gitzo for video with a slider and for architectural and studio photography with a 405 geared head. I use the Induro for everything else except travel for which I will use the FGP28A.

    I anticipate the FGP28A will last many years because it will only be used for travel and whenever I need a small, light gearset.

    I recommend this tripod for travel and light, occasional use.

    Update:

    Tripod has held up very well. My go to travel tripod for backpacking/hiking. Use this tripod in lakes, mud, any terrain. Comes with spikes for added security. Also own two Gitzo tripods which I use in studio (paid too much to tear those up in the field). This is a good, reliable tripod for taking into the field and doing the hard work of photographiong while hiking etc.

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  11. pierre krivoshey

    Pied polyvalent et de bonne facture pour amateur averti, il permet :
    – L’utilisation stable pour un téléobjectif; il supporte bien la charge (je l’utilise avec une tête pendulaire de la même marque, un réflex numérique et sa poignée supplémentaire, un télé (corps tout métal) de 300mm f2.8 et son multiplicateur de focale)… il est donc “Ok” pour l’affut photo/observation,
    – Après dévissage d’un des pieds et l’extraction de la colonne, possibilité de les assembler pour faire un monopod télescopique* (uniquement le pied* donc un peu plus long qu’un vrai monopod)… pratique pour la maraude,
    – Propose 3 niveaux d’empattement (haut/médium/bas) avec la possibilité, après quelques manipulations de la colonne et de son collet de fixation, de créer une colonne déportée pour la macro. (je n’ai pas encore testé mais je pense qu’on peut aussi l’inverser pour être à raz des pâquerettes).
    Son poids est très correct (ce n’est pas du carbone mais le prix non plus !) je trouve utile qu’il ne soit pas trop light afin que sa stabilité soit bonne (avis perso) et on peut l’augmenter car il y a un crochet (livré avec) à viser en bas de la colonne et y accrocher un poids supplémentaire (sac ou autre).
    Enfin, seul “défaut” (par rapport à d’autre pied que j’ai eu en main) ce sont les pointes qui viennent remplacer les patins en caoutchouc en about de pied (à utiliser en cas de terrain instable). ceux-ci ne sont pas rétractables… il faut dévisser et visser, avec une clé Allen livrée, les embouts de pieds en fonction du terrain : moins pratique.
    Je pourrais lui donner 4 étoiles car rien n’est jamais “parfait” mais, perso et à ce prix, je n’en voudrais pas un autre… donc 5*

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  12. S. Metzger

    I wanted a travel tripod that could fit in most of my bags, but would also do everything my bigger Manfroto does. Yep, this was it. I love this tripod!

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  13. Marcus Lemans

    This tripod (comes without head) is amazing and very versatile for traveling, in the picture you will see the tripod with one leg less because it could work as monopod, this monopod could work (with some extra stuff) as a high quality carbon selfie stick that could support a DSLR.
    My normal setup is this tripod with the Gitso head GH1780QR (there are better options out there but this head is the one I had in my old tripod and I’m reusing it)

    The screw where the head is attached is 3/8″
    Height of the head: 95mm
    Height legs extended including the head: 1.37mts
    Max Height with center bar extended including the head: 1.64mts

    Solid Carbon Selfie Stick (you see the two pictures) :
    – Giotto Professional Mini Ball Head Camera Mount (us$ 16.99) (Supports 2KG)
    – SmallRig Double Head Stud Adapter 3/8 Male to 3/8 Male
    – Tripod’s monopod leg

    Total weight of the selfie stick: 320grs.

    I’m using this tripod and selfie monpod with a Canon M50 + 18-150 or 24-70L and 5DMKII without any problems.

    Really recommended!!

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