Do the tripod legs "fold" in for transport?
1428480
the legs fold out, not in ... but the tripod is still no longer than about 36 inches when collapsed
1428481
Yes they do. Completely folded up, you could fit this in a tube 4 1/2" by 24"
1428482
Yes, the legs fold in and the stand supports the T'bone without any issues.
562554
No. After folding, turn upside down and use leg rails. This chair is awesome and very sturdy.
1780043
I unscrew the accessories dish so the tripod folds up.you can then story it in a corner with out taking up a lot of room
1206063
No, one of the legs end wraps through the loops on the other two without a big enough gap. The loops are big enough for it to fold up nicely though.
1108563
No, other than putting the leg rests on but they are meant to be removable for transport and storage.
77987
The legs do collapse in. You can keep the two frames together with the clip joists(?) and fold the legs in. If you remove the clips, the frame folds down to the size of a large suitcase. I kept the original box that it came in so that when I move again, I can take it with me, so it's possible to restore it in the box.
1277864
Not without taking them apart. They just stack on top of each other, but the legs and frame don't fold up.
666090
It does not. I just strap the tripod (monopod, actually) bag through the carrying handle and let it hang. Inelegant, perhaps, but effective.
678876
Yes it does, though I tend to put the tripod legs in the mesh pocket instead. Either option works well.
1907560
Using the quick attach mount, you can have the legs fold in either direction depending on how you mount it. The springs and extendible legs do not move when locked. Its a solid piece of gear.
403884
Yes, it does, Adam. As I'd written, I haven't used it. It's a desktop tripod with mic holder. The legs fold for more compact storage.
1221549
No, the legs do not fold up for storage. They are bolted on with two bolts and it is not practical to remove them for transport or storage. The unit functions nicely.
158348
no but as with any tripod it is easy to hold the three legs with one hand and operate the camera with the other hand. A very sturdy well built tripod that is light enough to always take with you.Jon
640926
The tripod legs do not collapse but you can detach them for easier transport. As far as bag size I think duffel bag. Unit is not really designed for portability. You may want to consider the Panogear which is lighter and more portable.
675428
I'm not sure of the load the legs are capable of handling, but, yes, they do fold.
948734
no the legs remain stationary in the upright position as you see in the photo. Only the two side end tables fold up.
1092358
no, had to buy two tripods in order to use it and have it be stable enough to support the weight of the camera. good buy though