Sirui SVS75 Tripod (SVH15 Fluid Head)
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More InfoAt a Glance
A carbon fibre fluid head tripod that takes a fully rigged camera. The SVH15 head balances 4 to 15 kg over seven steps of counterbalance, and the legs run from 49 cm to 183.5 cm with a single twist of each lock.
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OVERVIEW
The SVS75 is the tripod we reach for when the camera is built up and the shot still has to be smooth. The SVH15 head carries 4 to 15 kg, so a cine body with a matte box, a long lens or a full broadcast build all sit comfortably on it, and the seven step counterbalance means the camera stays where the operator leaves it.
The legs are SIRUI's Rapid System: one twisting motion unlocks a leg, sets the height and locks it again, which makes a repositioned shot much quicker than working three catches per leg. A telescopic mid level spreader keeps the legs honest on uneven ground and comes off altogether when the tripod needs to go flat for a low angle. The head takes a side loading sliding plate and will also accept DJI RS2, RS3 and RS3 Pro plates, so a camera can come straight off a gimbal and on to the sticks.
TECH SPECS
- Head: SIRUI SVH15, 75 mm half bowl
- Payload: 4 to 15 kg / 8.8 to 33.1 lbs
- Counterbalance: 7 steps
- Pan and tilt drag: stepless hydraulic damping
- Tilt range: -70° to +90°, pan 360°
- Quick release: side loading sliding plate, also takes DJI RS2, RS3 and RS3 Pro plates
- Legs: SIRUI SVS75, three section carbon fibre, twist locks
- Maximum height: 183.5 cm / 72.25 in with the head fitted
- Minimum height: 49 cm / 19.3 in with the head fitted
- Storage height: 102.5 cm / 40.35 in
- Leg angles: 21°, 50° and 78°
- Tripod load rating: 25 kg / 55.1 lbs
- Weight: 7.8 kg / 17.2 lbs complete, legs 4.1 kg and head 3.7 kg
- Spreader: telescopic mid level spreader, removable
INSURANCE / REPLACEMENT VALUE
£782.50 EX VAT plus shipping (purchase price, September 2026)



