Leofoto LS-284CEX carbon fiber Ranger leveling statief met geïntegreerde waterpasbasis

Uneven terrain and time-consuming setup can ruin a perfect shot. The Leofoto LS-284CEX Ranger Leveling Tripod solves this with an integrated leveling base that tilts ±15°, letting you level your camera in seconds without adjusting leg lengths. Its 10-layer carbon fiber legs are lightweight yet rigid, supporting up to 10 kg while weighing only 1.3 kg. Ideal for landscape, architectural, and outdoor photographers who need precision and portability.

Who is it for

This tripod is built for photographers and videographers who work on uneven ground—think rocky landscapes, city streets, or forest floors. If you use a gimbal, fluid head, or panoramic rig, the leveling base is a game-changer: level the base, then pan smoothly without horizon drift. It's also perfect for travel, folding down to just 50 cm and fitting easily in a backpack or carry-on.

Main features

• Integrated leveling base with ±15° tilt range for fast, precise leveling
• 10-layer carbon fiber legs: lightweight, vibration-resistant, and durable
• 4-section twist-lock legs with independent spread and 3 angle stops (23°, 55°, 85°)
• Maximum load capacity of 10 kg—handles full-frame DSLRs, mirrorless, and medium format setups
• No center column: lower minimum height (10 cm) and increased stability
• Interchangeable rubber feet for adaptability on different surfaces
• 3/8"-16 mounting screw with 60 mm platform diameter for secure head attachment

Specifications

• Material: 10-layer carbon fiber
• Leg sections: 4
• Max height: 1500 mm
• Min height: 100 mm
• Folded length: 500 mm
• Max load capacity: 10 kg
• Weight: 1.3 kg
• Leg tube diameters: 28 / 25 / 22 / 19 mm
• Mounting screw: 3/8"-16
• Leveling base tilt range: ±15°
• Leg lock type: Twist lock
• Foot type: Interchangeable rubber feet
• Independent leg spread: Yes
• Leg angles: 3 (23°, 55°, 85°)
• Center column: No
• Platform diameter: 60 mm

Tips

Pair this tripod with a fluid head for smooth video pans on uneven ground. For low-angle shots, remove the center column? (Note: no center column) and spread the legs to 85° to get as low as 10 cm. Always ensure the leveling base is locked before mounting your camera.