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This is Leofoto's full-size SO-282CX "X Version" tripod paired with the MA-40X rapid-lock ball head, and it's aimed squarely at anyone who needs a stable base for a heavy rifle and optics combo. The legs are a 2-section inverted carbon fiber design, meaning the widest tube sits at the bottom for a lower center of gravity and better stability. That inverted layout also lets the legs collapse and deploy in a hurry, which matters when you're moving between stages at a match or repositioning on a hunt. With a fixed apex platform, twist-lock joints, individual leg spread, and three angle-stop positions, you can get level footing even when the ground under you is anything but.
The carbon fiber build keeps weight down around 3.3 pounds for the legs while still handling a serious load. The full-size version stretches to roughly 64 inches at max height and drops down near 6 inches at its lowest, so it covers everything from standing glassing to a low prone-style setup. Rubber feet come installed for hard surfaces, and spiked feet are included for soft dirt, sand, or snow. It packs down to about 39 inches folded and rides in the included padded carry case.
The MA-40X is a 40mm lever-release ball head with a hybrid clamp that accepts both Arca-Swiss and Picatinny mounts, so it plays nice with rifle rails and camera plates alike. The lever release lets you drop your rifle or scope in and lock it fast, and the adjustable clamping width dials in a snug hold. Rated to handle heavy setups, it's a favorite for PRS, NRL Hunter, and long days behind a spotting scope.
If you're running a full-length chassis rifle, a big spotter, or heavy camera gear and you want one platform that does it all, this pairing hits the mark. It's stiff enough for precision work, quick enough for competition, and light enough to carry into the backcountry. Leofoto backs it with their warranty, and the fit and finish holds up against tripods that cost a good deal more.
The tripod carries up to about 55 pounds and the MA-40X head is rated for heavy loads as well, so it easily supports a full-length chassis rifle, a large spotting scope, or big camera gear. Users running 12-pound-plus rifle setups report it stays rock solid with no issues. It has plenty of margin for even heavier builds.
Yes. This version of the MA-40X uses a hybrid lever-release clamp that accepts both Arca-Swiss plates and Picatinny rails, and the clamp width is adjustable for a snug fit. That makes it easy to swap between a rifle on a rail and a spotting scope or camera on an Arca plate.
The inverted design places the widest, stiffest leg tube at the bottom, which lowers the center of gravity and adds stability. It also lets the legs collapse and deploy very quickly, which is a real advantage when you're moving between stages or setting up fast in the field. Shooters often note the legs feel smoother and faster than other brands.
The full-size version reaches roughly 64 inches at max height and drops to about 6 inches at its lowest, covering standing to near-ground positions. Folded, it comes in around 39 inches and ships with a padded carry case. The carbon fiber legs keep the weight down near 3.3 pounds so it's manageable on a backcountry hunt.
| UPC | 6940828316508 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | SO-282CX+MA-40X |
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