NEEWER LT32 62″ Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod with 360 Panaroma Head

• 1 × Tripod (LT32 with ball head)

• 1 × Carry Bag with shoulder strap

• 1 × Tripod Camera Mounting Base Adapter

• 1 × 1/4″ to 3/8″ Screw Adapter

• 1 × L-shaped Hex Key (for adjustments)

• 3 × Foot Spikes (removable metal spikes)

Q: What is the load capacity of the LT32 tripod?
A: The tripod body supports up to 10 kg (22 lb), and the included ball head supports up to approximately 4.5 kg (10 lb).

Q: What are its folded and extended dimensions?
A: When folded it is around 43 cm (17 inches) in length and about 6.5 cm (2.6 inches) diameter. Its maximum height with the centre column extended is about 157 cm (61.8 inches); without the centre column it reaches about 133 cm (52 inches).

Q: How much does it weigh?
A: The tripod weighs approximately 1.18 kg (2.6 lb).

Q: What materials and leg lock type does it use?
A: It is made of 100% carbon fibre for the legs/frame, and uses spring-loaded metal flip-locks for quick adjustment.

Q: Can I use it at very low angles (macro or ground-level)?
A: Yes — the centre column is reversible to allow very low angles with the ball head placed between leg spread; you can get down to ~19 cm (7.5″) height.

Q: Is the quick release plate compatible with Arca-Swiss systems?
A: Yes — the LT32 uses an Arca-type square quick release plate and is compatible with systems like the Peak Design Capture V3.

Q: Can I mount it on uneven terrain or in windy situations?
A: Yes — it has three preset leg spread angles (22°, 55°, 70°) for adapting to uneven ground. A hook on the centre axis allows the addition of a counter-weight for windy/outdoor situations.

Q: What are the limitations/what should I be aware of?
A:

• The ball head comes with a square plate only, which can limit use of wider “L-brackets” or certain cages.

• Although very stable for its size and weight, in very windy conditions or with very heavy lenses you’ll still want to add stability (counter-weight, spikes, etc).

• The detachable feet/spikes are separate – missing one might reduce terrain adaptability.

Q: How do I maintain and clean the tripod?
A:

• After use in sand/dust/water, wipe down legs & joints with a clean damp cloth and preferably air-dry fully before collapsing.

• Check screws/locks periodically and tighten if loose.

• Store in the carry-bag in a dry place when not in use.