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Turn your tripod into a hammock. Yes, really!

Tether Tools wants to turn the dead space under your tripod into a useful storage area

Turn your tripod into a hammock. Yes, really!

Tether Tools has introduced two innovative storage products designed to utilize the often overlooked space between the legs of a tripod. These unique "tripod hammocks" transform dead space into a secure, accessible location for frequently used gear, keeping it off the ground and protected during shoots. Two versions are available: the Tripod Hammock Sport and the Tripod Hammock Multi-Pro.

The Tripod Hammock Multi-Pro, priced at $99.99, is the more advanced option. It functions as both a temporary open storage hammock and a collapsible triangular kit bag when zipped up. Inside, the Multi-Pro features three removable padded dividers, each containing three pouches large enough for small lenses, batteries, filters, or cables.

Multiple exterior quick-access pockets provide convenient storage for memory cards. The Multi-Pro is secured to the tripod using a magnetic quick-connect system, allowing for quick and easy attachment and removal. This feature enables rapid setup and teardown, and the hammock can be zipped closed and transported using the integrated carry handle or attached to a backpack.

Constructed from durable, weather-resistant rip-stop material, the Tripod Hammock Multi-Pro is ideal for use in challenging conditions.

For those who prefer a simpler solution, the Tripod Hammock Sport ($49.99) offers a more minimalist design. It lacks the closable top, interior dividers, and three separate pouches of the Multi-Pro. Instead, it provides one open area for temporary storage of frequently used gear, with side pockets for smaller items. Despite its simpler design, the Sport still features a protective PU coating and tear-resistant construction, ensuring durability and weather resistance. Both hammocks are now available for purchase from B&H.

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