Manfrotto expands the range of tripods Befree, introducing three new models. Among the newties are two Befree 2N1 tripods with QPL and M-Lock locks and a special version of the flagship Befree Nerissimo tripod in matte black.
Befree 2N1 tripods
The tripods feature a built-in monopod, which is assembled from the center column and one of the tripod legs. Both models are made of aluminum and can support a total weight of up to 8 kg. Tripod legs have four sections and can be extended to 22, 54 and 89 degrees. The difference is that in one model the sections are secured with M-Lock locks, while the other model uses Quick Power Lock QPL locks.
tripods equipped with a ball head Manfrotto Advanced 494, responsible for camera tilt and pan. Head has two clamping screws and a pad for attaching equipment, compatible with Manfrotto RC2 and Arca-swiss. Both tripods also have Easy Link accessory mounts.
Basic tripod parameters:
| Befree 2N1 QPL | Befree 2N1 M-Lock | |
| Weight | 1660 g | 1560 g |
| Minimum height | 40 cm | 40 cm |
| Maximum height | 151 cm | 150 cm |
| Maximum height with column lowered | 128 cm | 127 cm |
| Length when folded | 40 cm | 40 cm |
Tripod Befree Nerissimo
The main feature of this tripod is the black matte finish, which gives it an unusual and distinctive look. Like previous models, the tripod is made of aluminum and can support a total weight of up to 8kg.
Legs have four sections and fixed with locks M-Lock. Tripod also has a mount Easy Link and is equipped with a ball head and mounting pad, compatible with Manfrotto RC2 and Arca-swiss
Main parameters tripod
| Weight | 1490 g |
| Minimum height | 40 cm |
| Maximum height | 150 cm |
| Maximum height with lowered column | 127 cm |
| Length when folded | 40 cm |
| Leg angles | 22 °, 54 °, 89 ° |
Learn more about the new models on the Manfrotto website
Price and availability
Befree 2N1 tripods are priced as follows £ 199.95, the price of Befree Nerissimo is £ 174,95. All models are available for pre-order through the Manfrotto website
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