Sirui

Sirui AM-223 Carbon Fiber Mini Tripod with B-00K Ball Head

Compact and Mighty: Your Perfect Travel CompanionThe SIRUI AM-223 is a compact and robust carbon fiber tripod designed for travel and versatile shooting scenarios. Featuring a 360° B-00K Ball Head and Arca Swiss Quick Release Plate, this mini tripod supports loads up to 15KG, extending to a maxim...

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Overview

Compact and Mighty: Your Perfect Travel Companion

The SIRUI AM-223 is a compact and robust carbon fiber tripod designed for travel and versatile shooting scenarios. Featuring a 360° B-00K Ball Head and Arca Swiss Quick Release Plate, this mini tripod supports loads up to 15KG, extending to a maximum height of 16" while folding down to just 12.1".

  • Material: Carbon Fiber
  • Sections: 3
  • Minimum Height: 58mm/2.3"
  • Maximum Height: 350mm/13.8"
  • Retracted Height: 215mm/8.5"
  • Max Load (Tripod): 33lbs/15KG
  • Max Load (Ball Head): 22lbs/10KG
  • Ball Head: 360° B-00K Ball Head
  • Mounting Screw: Interchangeable 3/8" to 1/4"

Specifications

Model
AM-223
Material
Carbon Fiber
Type
Mini Tripod
Head Type
B-00K Ball Head
Brand
Sirui

Frequently Asked Questions

The Sirui AM-223 Mini Tripod is constructed from carbon fiber, which contributes to its lightweight yet robust design.
Yes, the Sirui AM-223 Carbon Fiber Mini Tripod is supplied with a B-00K Ball Head, allowing for flexible camera positioning.
As a mini tripod, the Sirui AM-223 is designed for portability, making it an excellent choice for photographers who need a stable shooting platform while traveling or on the go.
The carbon fiber construction combined with the ball head aims to provide a stable base, which is crucial for achieving sharper images, particularly in low light or when using longer exposures.