ARCA-SWISS Monoball Z1 SP Single Pan with Quick Set Device "Flip-Lock" , Supports 132 lbs. (Requires Plate)

ARCA-SWISS monoball Z Stronger, lighter A leader of tripod head design for over 40 years, ARCA-SWISS is setting new standards revisiting their B-series models and introducing the Z-Series, just as elegant, and even more perfect. The size and weight of the ball heads have been significantly reduced. The ball and fastening are now assembled using a patented bayonet mount. Various accessories can thus be quickly mounted to adapt the tripod as required. In addition to the proven, patented Arca-Swiss features, including aspherical ball heads, axial clamping and PMF (progressive motion related friction control), the Z-Series also boasts new technical developments and optimized materials and coatings. The new series can withstand an incredible 60 kg (122 lbs) off-axis. Z-Series heads are available as Version Z SP (single pan) and Version Z DP (double pan). The monoball Z DP with its second panning mechanism below the camera mount keeps the camera perfectly vertical to the swinging plane, for perfect panoramic stitching of multiple images.

• SUPERIOR STABILITY - Boasting an impressive 132.27 lbs (60kg) payload capacity, this ball head securely supports professional-grade cameras and lenses, ensuring stable and sharp images every time.
• PRECISION CONTROL - Achieve accurate framing and smooth movements with the integrated friction control, allowing for fine-tuned adjustments and effortless operation for both photo and video.
• SMOOTH PANORAMIC SHOTS - The single pan base enables seamless 360-degree rotations, perfect for capturing stunning panoramic images and smooth video panning with exceptional ease.
• LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighing only 28.2 oz (800g), the Monoball Z1+ offers exceptional portability without compromising on strength, making it ideal for on-location shoots and travel photography.
• QUICK & SECURE SETUP - Featuring a Quick Set FlipLock device, this tripod head allows for rapid and secure camera mounting and dismounting, saving valuable time during shoots and ensuring stability.