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Benro Rhino Carbon Fiber Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head

BH #BERHN24CVX25 • MFR #FRHN24CVX25
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Benro Rhino Carbon Fiber Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head
Key Features
  • Load Capacity: 39.68
  • Working Height Range: 66.34 to 19.1"
  • Folded Length: 19.29"
  • Dual Action VX25 Ball Head
The Rhino Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head from Benro combines a lightweight and versatile carbon fiber leg set with a dual panoramic ball head. With a reverse folding design, it is extremely portable and is equally suited for the studio, outdoors, and travel. The legs offer independent spread and three locking positions and incorporate automatic leg angle adjustment for fast and sure setup. The legs are reversible for inverted shooting and storage, and the aluminum leg spider features three 1/4"-20 accessory mounts for extension arms, monitors, lights, and more. For shoots where even a lightweight tripod may be more than required, the center column attaches to a removable leg to create a full-sized monopod.
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Benro Rhino Two Series Tripod with VX25 Ballh... Overview

The Rhino Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head from Benro combines a lightweight and versatile carbon fiber leg set with a dual panoramic ball head. With a reverse folding design, it is extremely portable and is equally suited for the studio, outdoors, and travel. The legs offer independent spread and three locking positions and incorporate automatic leg angle adjustment for fast and sure setup. The legs are reversible for inverted shooting and storage, and the aluminum leg spider features three 1/4"-20 accessory mounts for extension arms, monitors, lights, and more. For shoots where even a lightweight tripod may be more than required, the center column attaches to a removable leg to create a full-sized monopod.

VX25 Dual Panoramic Ball Head
The VX25 Dual Panoramic ball head features dual panoramic mode, which allows panning head from its base and also from the quick release platform. The controls are simple, with ball friction adjustment built into the main lock knob, plus an independent pan lock. It includes a PU60X quick release plate and features a quick release plate safety lock.
Auto-Hold Leg Trigger
Change leg angles effortlessly with the push of a button, then press the pre-locking button when the desired angle is reached.
Lightweight Aluminum Leg Spider Design
The streamlined milled-aluminum leg spider allows the legs to be reversed for folding or inverted shooting. It includes three 1/4"-20 threaded accessory sockets, allowing lights, microphones, monitors, accessory arms, and more to be attached.
Converts to Monopod
The center column and one removable leg combine to form a full-featured monopod.
Extended Center Column Locking Knob
The generously-sized center column locking knob enhances the locking strength of the center column.
Ergonomic Twist-Locks
Highly grippable twist lock collars make opening and closing legs fast and sure.
EAN: 6931747314492

Benro Rhino Two Series Tripod with VX25 Ballh... Specs

Key Specs
Head Type
Ball Head
Primary Material
Carbon Fiber
Load Capacity
39.7 lb / 18 kg
Closed Length
19" / 49 cm
Weight
3.84 lb / 1.74 kg
Head
Top Mounting
Arca-Type Quick Release Plate with 1/4"-20 Screw
Head Type
Ball Head
Base Mount
Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Female
Pan & Tilt
Ball Head with Independent Pan & Tilt Locks and Drag Control
Counter Balance
No
Legs
Primary Material
Carbon Fiber
Pre-Set Positions
3 Positions:
General
Load Capacity
39.7 lb / 18 kg
Closed Length
19" / 49 cm
Accessory Mounting
1x 3/8"-16 Female Thread
Bubble Level
Yes
Detachable Monopod
Yes: Up to 69" / 175.5 cm Working Height
Weight
3.84 lb / 1.74 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
5.58 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
21.5 x 5.6 x 5.6"

Benro Rhino Two Series Tripod with VX25 Ballh... Reviews

Excellent Tripod

By Sean
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-05-27

I was deadset about getting at Peak Design tripod when Heading to B&H. But after seeing how flimsy it was, I would never want to shoot with my R5 with it; I was then shown this tripod and a couple of others. But what stood out was the quality, the tension rings have a snap to them, so you know when they are lose, or tightened. Which is better than my Gitzo, which has a similar mechanism. The monopod feather is great. I will likely never use it, but what it does do is allow you to remove a leg. From there, you can make the tripod's profile smaller. I also removed the ball head and then pack that in my carry on with my clothes. The other two legs are attached to my carry-on camera bag. Works pretty good. Buy it.

Great upgrade

By Mark
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-08-28

Recently acquired a spotting scope and needed a more secure base. This tripod has all the features I needed including secure feel and multi-options for set up.

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Does the column reverse on the Benro Rhino Series ...

Does the column reverse on the Benro Rhino Series FRHN24C Carbon Fiber Tripod with the VX25 Head? I realize the legs reverse.
Asked by: Randy
The Benro Rhino Carbon Fiber Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head has a streamlined, milled-aluminum leg spider that allows the legs to be reversed for folding or inverted shooting. That is the same as reversing the column.
Answered by: Elliot
Date published: 2025-06-16

Would the rhino two or three be better fitted for ...

Would the rhino two or three be better fitted for a Canon 7D Mark II with a Canon 100-400mm II and 1.4x II?
Asked by: Amanda
I have the Rhino Two Series. It's a great tripod, but probably a little on the light side for a heavy setup like you describe. I have used it with a Canon 5DIV and the Tamron 100-400. It works, but in windy conditions it doesn't feel super solid.
Answered by: Elliot
Date published: 2022-06-01

What's the difference between the one, two, and ...

What's the difference between the one, two, and three? They seem like pretty much the same to me.
Asked by: Ignacio
Each series of the Benro Rhino Travel Tripod has a different load capacity, weight, and height: the higher the series number, the greater the capacity, weight, and height.
Answered by: Boyd H
Date published: 2021-11-12
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