The Gitzo GIGT2545T Traveler Series 2 Carbon Fiber Tripod is a compact support system with legs that fold around the center column and optional head. These reverse-folding legs contribute to the tripod's folded length of just 17.5". It extends to 60.8" high and can hold up to 26 lb worth of gear. With the included short center column installed, the tripod can get down to 8.7" for macro or low-angle shooting.

The tripod employs Carbon eXact tubing for added strength and stiffness compared to the Carbon 6X tubes. Traveler G-lock is a pared-down version of Gitzo's G-lock, specifically designed for the Traveler tripods to reduce overall size. These Series 2 legs will accept a variety of interchangeable feet and come with removable rubber feet. A shoulder strap is included for easy carrying.

Load Capacity: 26 lb    Working Height Range: 8.7 to 60.8"    Folded Height: 17.5"    4 Section Carbon eXact Legs    Traveler G-Lock Leg Lock System    Reverse-Folding Legs    Weight: 2.9 lb    Removable Rubber Feet    Short Center Column & Shoulder Strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How would an Arca Swiss D4 head pair with the 2545T?

A: The Arca-Swiss d4 Tripod Head with FlipLock Lever Quick Release will work with the Gitzo GIGT2545T Traveler Series 2 Carbon Fiber Tripod. I would say, that a larger tripod would be a better choice. Such as the Gitzo GT5543LS Systematic Series 5 Carbon Fiber Tripod.

Q: 2. Is theiir a hook aus on the gt2542t ?

A: It does not but between two leg hinges on the bottom edge of the base there is a built in ring/pass through. It's meant for the shoulder strap but you could easily but an S Hook in it and hang a bag. It's slightly offset from center but not by far. It's heavy duty and not going to break off.

Q: 3. Anyone use this tripod for very long exposures--5 or 6 minutes?

A: The Gitzo GIGT2545T Traveler Series 2 Carbon Fiber Tripod can be used for exposures longer than 6 minutes.

Q: 4. Are there any dimension restrictions on the size of ball head that can be attached? I was looking at the Really Right Stuff BH-40 with base diameter of 2.1 inches or the BH-55 with base diameter of 2.9 inches. I'd like the legs to still be able to fold up without obstruction.

A: I owuld recommend the BH40 head, it is a more appropriate size for the Gitzo tripod.

Q: 5. Would this be a good choice for a KES BH-1, Nikon D750 & Nikkor 200mm f/2 combo? Or for a star tracker, D750 & 14-24mm f/2.8?

A: Yes. The Gitzo GIGT2545T Traveler Series 2 Carbon Fiber Tripod will support the items you listed.

Q: 6. Would a Gitzo 3-Way Fluid Head work well with this tripod?

A: Yes, the Gitzo 3-Way Fluid Head is a suitable head for the Gitzo GIGT2545T Traveler Series 2 Carbon Fiber Tripod.

Q: 7. country of origin?

A: Country of Origen at this time is Italy.

Q: 8. Confused about whether the gt2545t has one or more intermediate click-stops for the legs. Reviewer here says no, but I've found nothing anywhere else to confirm that?...Thanks!

A: if you're talking about the stop(s) that determine the leg angle, there are two, one which puts the tripod in a tall position and one which puts it in a very low position - I only use the low position with the legs fully collapsed as I think otherwise it would put too much sideways stress on them. I have an FLM head on it and it still fits (snugly) in the carry bag. I've taken it to Japan with me and put everything from a 1937 folding Zeiss to a 4 x 5 Technika on it and I'm sure it would be OK for my 5 x 7 and even my 1903 Seneca wooden 8 x 10. I've used it with a C100 Canon video cam as well - not as resistant to twisting as a real video tripod but reasonably OK. Love it!

Q: 9. Im undecided about max load capacity. My gear is a total weight of 18lbs. Will the 26 pound weight capacity be enough? I always want to take into consideration leaning on the lens while shooting. Does anyone have a rule of thumb they use when deciding on weight capacity?

A: There isnt necessarily a rule of thumb, as how close you can get to a tripods max load limit can depend on who manufactured the tripod. That being said, Gitzo tripods are excellently made, and never over sell their max load capacity. You should have no issues using 18lbs of gear on this tripod.

Q: 10. Is this tripod sturdy enough to use with a canon 500mm lens with R5?

A: Unfortunately Gitzo GIGT2545T is not strong enough for that combination. I would recommend a stronger tripod like this one. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1328238-REG/gitzo_gt4553sus_systematic_tripod_ser_4_5s.html