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Sunpak 620-092 9002DX Tripod with 3-Way Quick-Release Pan Head

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Sunpak 620-092 9002DX Tripod with 3-Way Quick-Release Pan Head
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Street Price: $70.42
Gaunz Org Price: $32.99
Savings!: $37.43 (53%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: SunPak
EAN: 0090729201994
Label: Sunpak
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Sunpak
Model: 620-092
Publisher: Sunpak
Studio: Sunpak


Piece facts:
  • Economical full-size tripod with 3-way quick-release pan head for still or video cameras
  • Oversized 1-inch leg diameter handles 35mm cameras with medium telephoto lens
  • Quick-release plate with bubble level for leveling precision; includes extra mounting plate
  • Single-action locks, rubber leg tips, and retractable spiked feet offer rock-solid stability
  • Extends to 64.6 inches; closes to 24.3 inches; supports up to 6.6 pounds; coated in distinctive champagne finish



Head Pan Quick-Release 3-Way with Tripod 9002DX 620-092 Sunpak





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Sunpak 620-092 Tripod with 3-Way Panhead, Bubble Level and 1' Leg Diameter


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Solid product ...
I have been looking for a tripod for quite some time. I went to the store to see the real thing, but was disappointed at how small the cheap ones are (and of course, the bigger ones are very expensive). Then I found this one on Amazon, which I think might be a discontinued item because it's not on Sunpak web site. I'm very pleased with this product. It's well-made, very sturdy and more than enough for an average user like me. I use this when recording my baby's daily activity and it's definitely doing its job well. With what I paid for on Amazon, it's worth every penny. Highly recommended.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great value for light-medium duty use.
I wasn't expecting much from a $30 tripod, but I'm happy with the 9002DX. I'm using it mostly for stargazing with my Celestron 15x70 binoculars, and it works well. I've also used it to take some nighttime pictures. The tripod is lightweight, and fairly sturdy. It seems pretty well built for the price. It is rated as 'medium duty', and I agree with that. If you need something for 'heavy-duty' work, then look at something better. For the price, it would be tough to find a better tripod. Just don't expect $100 performance from it.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * loose head ...
The head became very loose on this tripod after only a few weeks. I lost it and will but a different one.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - gets the job done.
great tripod, easy to use and lightweight without feeling flimsy. I used my Nikon D200 and it more than handled the weight of the camera. I did find it a bit cumbersome carrying it through the airport as it didn't lock and would suddenly open if I grabbed it a certain way.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Nice tripod for the price ...
For $30, this tripod does a great job. Spend another $100 and you can get one with more metal parts. I just use this tripod at family events and short travels. Can't really take it on outdoor hikes because of its size and weight. I shoot photos and videos with it and have had no problems with it. Overall, it's a simple, adaptable and inexpensive tripod to own.

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Head Pan Quick-Release 3-Way with Tripod 9002DX 620-092 Sunpak
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