- Compatible with Peak Design carbon and aluminum travel tripod models
Add more accessories to your camera equipment. - Aluminum construction
Ensures durability. - Universal 3/8″ threading
It’s ideal for users who require special tripod head functionality such as a fluid pan and tilt for video. - Easy installation
Quickly apply the adapter using a 4mm hex drive screw (hex wrench included).
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Peak Design – Universal Head Adapter – Black
$14.00 Save:$8.00(38%)
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.19 lbs |
|---|---|
| Tripod and Monopod Accessory Type | Head Adapter |
| Color Category | Black |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | Lifetime Limited |
| Product Name | Universal Head Adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Brand | Peak Design |
| Model Number | TT-AD-5-150-1 |
| Model Compatibility | Carbon and Aluminum Travel tripods |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | Lifetime Limited |
| UPC | 818373021672 |
Reviews (5)
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Djvortex –
Love the Peak Design ecosystem, everything works great and very easy to use and makes for quick changes on the fly.
Billy –
Not necessary but I don’t really like the ball head that came with the tripod. so i bought this. good quality and easy to install.
Kowolfski –
Quite expensive for what it is – but helpful if you’re stuck to a specific tripod head.
Installation is fairly painless and it allows you to keep the nice form factor/weight of the tripod.
The major downside is that you’re obviously losing the size that makes this tripod so desirable. It almost feels awkward to use a 3rd party head on the tripod – as you won’t be using a PD plate for mounting AND you cannot use the mobile mount without their head.
4 stars due to the cost and obvious loss of certain functions. Yet – it can be perfect for the type of people that don’t use many other PD products.
Enigma412 –
It’s peak design, everything they have is dialed. I use a lot of their products. Great stuff
user743878 –
It works great on my tripod. We’re doing large scale, panoramas and using a gimbal mount to support 200 to 500 mm lens for astrophotography