Aluminum Camera Tripod with Pan Head for DSLR Travel
Steady, level frames come easier when the tripod is already in your bag. The Q111 pairs aluminum legs with a three-way pan head, a built-in bubble level and non-slip feet, so your DSLR stays put on a trail, at a family outing or in the living room. The carry bag is in the box.
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Steady, level frames come easier when the tripod is already in your bag. The Q111 pairs aluminum legs with a three-way pan head, a built-in bubble level and non-slip feet, so your DSLR stays put on a trail, at a family outing or in the living room. The carry bag is in the box.
Lightweight, portable aluminum tripod with a smooth three-way pan head for steady DSLR shooting on the go
- Shaky handheld shots
- Hard-to-level camera on uneven ground
- Bulky gear that is hard to carry
- Slipping tripod legs on smooth surfaces
Steady shots on any ground, packed light enough to carry
Tired of soft handheld shots and crooked frames? This lightweight aluminum tripod with a smooth pan head levels your camera and fits in your travel bag.
Smooth Control, Quick Setup

Frame it precisely
The three-way pan head lets you adjust tilt, pan and turn on separate axes, so you can nudge the frame without starting over. The quick-release plate clicks onto the camera in one motion and comes off the same way. Moving from a tripod shot to a quick handheld grab takes seconds.

Level every shot
The built-in bubble level shows you the tilt before you press the shutter. Spot a leg that sits higher than the others on a patio, a trail or a hotel floor, and fix it before the horizon drifts. Your horizons come out straight, and you stop straightening photos later on the laptop.

Light, sturdy legs
The legs are aerospace aluminum alloy with anodized tubes and foam-wrapped grips, so they feel solid in your hand and stay light in the bag. Elastic leg locks and plate buckle joints hold each section where you set it. Non-slip rubber feet grip smooth floors, and the folded tripod slides into the carry bag that comes with it.
Level and mounted in four steps
- 1Spread the legs
Open each leg to a similar length on the most level ground you can find. Keep the center column low for the steadiest base.
- 2Lock the joints
Set the plate buckle leg joints and the elastic leg locks on every section. Fully lock each leg before you let go, especially on smooth floors.
- 3Center the bubble
Check the built-in bubble level and adjust a leg until the bubble sits in the middle. A level base keeps horizons straight.
- 4Mount and pan
Attach the quick-release plate to the camera, slide it onto the head and tighten the knob. Use the three-way pan head to fine-tune the frame, then lock it before you shoot.
Everything Ready for the First Shoot
- Tripod with pan head×1
Aluminum legs, anodized tubes, non-slip rubber feet
- Quick-release plate×1
Clicks onto the camera for fast loading
- Carry bag×1
Holds the folded tripod for travel
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. A DSLR with a standard kit lens sits well on the three-way pan head, and the aluminum legs with elastic leg locks keep the setup still. When the lens gets heavier, spread the legs evenly and keep the center column low. Check the combined weight of your camera and lens before you mount a long telephoto.
The rubber feet grip hard floors and tile far better than bare metal would. On a polished surface, still lock each leg fully before you let go of the camera, because a leg that is not fully set can slide. The check takes a few seconds and prevents most slips.
Plastic legs flex under a camera, and the head often loosens after a few trips. This tripod uses aluminum alloy legs with anodized tubes, a three-way pan head, a built-in bubble level and a carry bag, all in one kit. You get a tripod that holds its shape and still packs light.
Yes. Setup comes down to four moves: spread the legs, lock the joints, center the bubble and mount the camera. The leg locks take a few tries to feel natural, then setup goes quickly.
Yes. Talking-head clips and tutorials at home benefit from the non-slip feet and the quick-release plate, since the camera stays put without hand shake. If you shoot with a phone too, our portable phone tripods cover that side.
Compared with a flimsy plastic tripod you replace after a season, aluminum legs with anodized tubes are the cheaper option over time. The carry bag is in the box, so there is nothing extra to buy before your first trip.
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