3 Legged Thing Legends Tommy Carbon Fibre Tripod System

3 Legged Thing Legends Tommy Carbon Fibre Tripod System
(3 Legged Thing TOMMY)

We Think You Should Know

• Australian 3 Legged Thing Warranty
• Purchase Guarantee (see T&C's)
• Engineered from Carbon Fibre
• Extends from 156mm to 1620mm
• Three Detachable Legs
• 3 Section Legs
• Tripod Weight - 2.59 kg
• Max Load 60kg

Overview

3 Legged Thing Legends Tommy is a tripod designed for heavier kits and longer lenses, that will enable videographers and photographers to work in even the most challenging terrains.

With incredibly robust 35 mm 3-section carbon fibre legs, and anti-rotation Chicken Lips internally, Tommy is engineered for stability.

Tommy's maximum height of 1.62 metres (63.89") and the ability to get as low as 15.6 cm (6.14") make this super-stable tripod versatile at any height.

With a choice of beautifully anodised flat or bowl mounting plates, Tommy offers creators incredible versatility.

Features

Ideal for Heavy Kit
Tommy's carbon fibre construction makes it lightweight compared to its load capability. Weighing just 2.59 kg / 5.7 lb, Tommy has an impressive load to weight ratio of 23:1.

Versatile & Modular
With 3 detachable legs which can be used as monopods or boom arms, Tommy can also be converted to a tabletop / low-level tripod by adding 3LT footwear (sold separately).

Chicken Lips
Tommy has been engineered with a style of Chicken Lips (shims) that give the leg locks greater strength, grip and formidable anti-rotation.

Rapid Latch
The new Rapid-Latch angle adjustment was designed to be easy to adjust, even for those with impairments, or wearing thick gloves.

O-Pads
Our new raised O-Pads with Bubble Grip texture provide better grip, torque and water dispersant than any other leg lock on the planet.

A Range of Footwear
Tommy has detachable rubber Bootz which can be replaced with any of our foot accessories, for maximum stability on any terrain, including our DOCZ foot stabiliser.

3 Legged Thing

3 Legged Thing was founded back in 2010 in Stagsden, Bedfordshire. Since its inception in the market, it has indulged in a single pursuit - to make the most technologically advanced camera support systems on the planet. With coloured tripods, innovation, better support for heavier equipment and truly different designs, it became an industry benchmark in camera support technology.