Boasting remarkable versatility for supporting your gear, the GorillaPod 1K Flexible Mini-Tripod from Joby has legs made up of several joints that allow you to wrap it around objects and adapt it for use in uneven ground. With a load capacity of 2.2 lb, it can reliably hold equipment such as flashes, video lights, and most mirrorless cameras. The notably compact construction of the tripod, featuring a 8.3" height and 5.1 oz weight, makes it easy to store or carry it while travelling.

To help improve its grip and stability on unstable surfaces, the joints and feet of the GorillaPod 1K are rubberized in certain areas. The rest of the tripod is made of stainless steel and a proprietary ABS plastic designed to provide durability and stable performance. Featuring a 1/4"-20 screw for mounting, the stand can be used directly with your gear or attached to an optional ball head for further shooting capabilities.

Jointed Legs for Diverse Support Options    Load Capacity: 2.2 lb    Height: 8.3"    Weight: 5.1 oz    Rubberized Joint Rings and Feet for Grip    Stainless Steel & ABS Plastic Materials    Standard 1/4"-20 Screw

• Can be used with cameras, lights, speakers, and any other gear weighing up to 2.2 lb that is compatible with its standard 1/4"-20 screw mount
• Flexible jointed legs allow you to secure your equipment to most surfaces
• Compact with a weight of 5.1 oz and height of 8.3", can be transported in a small bag or easily carried in your hands or pocket
• Rubberized joint rings and feet to provide enhanced stability in difficult terrain
• Durable stainless steel and ABS plastic construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Arca-type ballhead clamp work with a standard Arca quick release plate like that made by Really Right Stuff?

A: Yes! I have RRS on all my cameras. Works perfectly.

Q: 2. Can it hold sony a7iii with 24105 or 24-70 lens?

A: It will work but you would be much better off with the 5K version.

Q: 3. can joey tripod attach to a wheel chair?

A: Yes to one of the handle bares

Q: 4. How is this version different from the Joby Gorillapod SLR-Zoom Flexible Mini-Tripod?

A: I havent actually used the Joby Gorillapod SLR-Zoom Flexible Mini-Tripod, but based on what Ive read its made of plastic and breaks easier, while this version is made of metal and holds up longer. I believe this version is well worth the extra money.

Q: 5. Can this GorillaPod hold the weight of a Panasonic GH4 with a lens and shotgun microphone attached?

A: As long as the total weight is below 6 pounds, yes.

Q: 6. What is the weight of the tripod?

A: The tripod weighs 17 ounces while the head weighs 5.1 ounces. The total weight of both the tripod and head will be 22.1 ounces.

Q: 7. What is the maximum lumens of a light? What is the runtime in hour on battery and what is the charging time?

A: JOBY Beamo Mini LED has a single LED outputs 1000 lumens at 5100K. The internal lithium battery last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. The unit takes 2 hours and 20 minutes to charge.

Q: 8. Can this tripod support the weight of a Canon60D with a canon 70-300 mm lens attached?

A: It may support it, but it won't stay where you set it for long as the weight will cause some creep. You may want to consider buying the larger model. For the 60D with smaller lenses it would work great. I tried it with my T7I and a 500mm lens and decided to just use my larger tripod for that. It works great for my 150mm though. I hope this helps.

Q: 9. Hi, does this come with a 3/8 adapter?

A: Yes, but one of the legs already broke. Ive only had it a week. I was bending the leg and then it popped out. I thought it was ok, but then I noticed the plastic is cracked so its not as tight as it was. Now it falls over sometimes. Waisted $50

Q: 10. How do you mount a Canon VIXIA on it?

A: This tripod is too small for most any Canon VIXIA camcorder. You would have to consider Joby GorillaPod 500 Flexible Mini-Tripod B&H # JOJB01502. In any event, on the bottom of the VIXIA and most any other camera there is a 1/4-20 screw hole that would attach to this tripod.