This is the Cartoni H602 Heavy Duty Tripod, made of aluminum and featuring a 100mm bowl-base, 2 leg stages, 176 lb payload, and quick and secure flip-clamping system with safety locks. The feet feature threaded spikes that support optional adjustable rubber feet as well as dollies and ground spreaders. The H602 also supports a mid-level spreader, but it would require optional pivoting tripod feet when incorporating one.

176 lb Load Capacity    Flip-Clamping System with Safety Locks

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Despite having an extra segment per leg, the MT190XPRO4 has the same max height & support weight as the MT190XPRO3. Is one better or more desirable than the other? What difference does an extra segment make, if it doesn't extend further? Is it just extra moving parts (and potential points for mechanical failure), or is there a benefit?

A: The addition of the extra segment allows the tripod to fold down smaller. 20.7 vs 24

Q: 2. Can this tripod hold steady with a heavier longer lens 70-200 or larger

A: My answer is a definite maybe . I've used the tripod regularly with a 1DX and 70-200 lens without any issues. It's the or larger part of your question that drives my maybe answer. I wouldn't have any concerns with a 100-400, 28-300 or lenses of that size. I would not, however, use this tripod for any of the Canon super telephoto lenses such as 200-400 or larger. Hope that helps!

Q: 3. Is there a way to hang a bag of sand or rocks from the tripod (to increase stability)?

A: I would agree that the Oben Tripod Hammock, BH # OBSTB10 would be the best way to counterweight this tripod, as Manfrotto doesn't offer an accessory hook for this model. https://bhpho.to/39GOYen

Q: 4. Are the flip locks plastic or aluminum?

A: The flip levers are plastic but the clamps are aluminum.

Q: 5. what kind of heads fit these legs?

A: They take a flat base fluid head. I've got the Manfrotto 502HD Pro Video Head with Flat Base and I love the combination. It's an awesome set up and the legs are very sturdy for a set up under 17 pounds.

Q: 6. What is the size of the screw in the middle section of the tripod? The one that is visible o the fourth photo.

A: It's a 3/8th inch.

Q: 7. Hello, is the 100mm bowl compatible with a sachtler 100mm head? I have the sachtler DV 12 SB 100mm head.

A: Yes, a 100mm ball head like the Sachtler DV 12SB Fluid Head should work fine with these tripod legs.https://bhpho.to/2AJbhA8

Q: 8. I want to change the Center Column , does the Manfrotto 556B fit this tripod?

A: You could use the 556B but the better match is the 190LC

Q: 9. The Manfrotto MT055XPRO3 Aluminum Tripod with MHXPRO-3W 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head Kit (comes with a 3-way pan/tilt head kit which i like. (can i get the same kind of Pan Tilt head for the MT190XPRO4 Aluminum Tripod by Manfrotto) or something close to that or can one use the MHXPRO-3W 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head Kit with this tripod.

A: You can use the Manfrotto MHXPRO-3W http://bhpho.to/1ra0sWT on the Manfrotto MT190XPRO4 Tripod.

Q: 10. What is the diameter of the base plate?

A: The base diameter of the Manfrotto MT190XPRO4 Aluminum Tripod 2.5''