JOBY GorillaPod 500
JOBY GorillaPod 500
Boasting a higher load capacity, the GorillaPod 500 from JOBY can hold up to 500g and is 1cm taller than the base GorillaPod model. Wrap its flexible legs around handlebars or similar
Boasting a higher load capacity, the GorillaPod 500 from JOBY can hold up to 500g and is 1cm taller than the base GorillaPod model. Wrap its flexible legs around handlebars or similar surfaces, or position it like a normal tripod so you can get the shot you want. The miniball head also allows the user to tilt the camera up to 90 for those moments where more flexibility is needed.
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Necessary for Travelling By: Demitri, on August 6, 2018 Pros: Cons: "Bought this after dealing with various cheap 'flex' stand alternatives. Would usually break and put my camera at risk. With the Joby, I can see and justify the premium pricing. It's very stable and you can rely on it. I have an RX100 M3 and it holds its well. Have used it in various environments and it provides a good hold on most objects. Perfect for Timelapses as you can find a location and be in sound mind,it won't have fallen to its demise |
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Holds more than the spec By: Gerald McMullon, on July 23, 2018 Pros: Cons: "I thought my camera and the lens I ordered would be below 1Kg - it wasn't. The GorillaPod hold the 1200 grams with no issue at all. I am more likely to carry and use this than the mini tripods I also own. It adds little extra weight to the packing and daily carry. |
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Handy little piece of kit that is a must have for anyone who does a lot of filming wi By: ReconButty, on July 11, 2018 Pros: Cons: |
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Simply brilliant By: Amazon Customer, on June 1, 2018 Pros: Cons: "The best small tripod I’ve ever used Lightweight So versatile Can be used on so many things to take self takes Really glad I took the plunge and purchased it... |
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Seemed ok to begin with, but joints became loose after very little use. By: John Bean, on March 30, 2018 Pros: Cons: |
