Carson Optical, Inc.
BoaPod Flexible Leg Travel Tripod
BoaPod Flexible Leg Travel Tripod
The BoaPod™ Flexible Leg Travel Tripod with Universal Smartphone Adapter and Remote Shutter Button will bend over backwards to get you the perfect shot! Its 3 fully flexible legs can bend around uneven footing, twist and hook onto tree branches or fences, and adjust in ways that traditional tripods won’t allow. Its rugged rubber grip allows for easy adjustment and better stability on just about any surface. Weighing less than a pound, and being just over a foot tall, the BoaPod™ is compact and portable, making it easy to take just about anywhere.
With a removable 360° fluid ballhead, two ¼” universal mounting locations, universal smartphone adapter, and compatibility with a variety of different cameras and optics, the BoaPod™ adapts to several different uses. The adjustable phone mount also allows for orientation in both landscape and portrait mode depending on the ballhead position. The legs can even be flexed to form a sturdy stand for tablets of all sizes, eReaders, books, and phones.
The BoaPod™ comes with a wireless remote shutter button that connects to your phone and allows you to take photos even when you’re away from the screen. Take wildlife photos without startling nearby animals; take selfies or group photos with ease.
Interested in this product?
Ask Carson Optical, Inc. about pricing, availability, customization, and delivery requirements in one private inquiry.
- Private buyer–supplier conversation
- Free buyer account
- Keep messages and quotes organized
More from Carson Optical, Inc.
Explore more approved listings published by the same company.
BugView Magnifier and Quick-Release Bug Catching Tool
Stuff-It Pro 8x8 Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth
Practical guides for global trade
Recent FirmaPanel articles for evaluating suppliers, sourcing products, and preparing export conversations.
Trade guide
Should You Ask for Samples Before Placing a Bulk Order?
Learn when to request product samples before placing a bulk order, what samples can and cannot prove, and how buyers should use sampling to reduce sourcing risk.
Read article
Trade guide
How Much Should You Really Order From a New Supplier?
Learn how to size a first order from a new supplier using MOQ, demand, lead time, freight, quality risk and cash exposure instead of unit price alone.
Read article
Trade guide
Should You Use DDP When Importing from China?
Learn when DDP shipping from China can simplify importing, where customs and tax risks appear, and when DAP or FCA may be a safer choice.
Read article