The BallHead 1K ball head from Joby supports devices weighing up to 1 kg and uses a standard 1/4″-20 threaded screw for mounting compatible mirrorless cameras, flashes, and lights. The head holds gear up to 1 kg, pans 360° and tilts 90°. It weighs 51 g and measures 4.5 × 2.75 × 6 cm. In the…
The BallHead 1K ball head from Joby supports devices weighing up to 1 kg and uses a standard 1/4″-20 threaded screw for mounting compatible mirrorless cameras, flashes, and lights. The head holds gear up to 1 kg, pans 360° and tilts 90°. It weighs 51 g and measures 4.5 × 2.75 × 6 cm. In the box: BallHead 1K ball head, quick release plate.
The BallHead 1K holds gear up to 1 kg and fits a GorillaPod as well as any tripod with a 1/4″-20 thread.

The panning base turns 360° and the cutout allows a 90° tilt for portrait shots.
The head is designed for GorillaPod flexible tripods, but its 1/4″-20 thread makes it work on any standard tripod too.
The mini ball head comes off and fits the GorillaPod 1K Stand or any tripod with a 1/4″-20 thread, and the quick release plate speeds up set-up.
Safely holds gear weighing up to 1 kg.
Easy to carry in a backpack or pocket.
It offers full 360° rotation and 90° tilt for almost unlimited movement, complemented by a locking selector that helps you maintain the ideal position once you've found it.
Weighing only 51 g and measuring 6 cm in height, the BallHead 1K is portable and easy to carry without weighing you down.
It is designed for use with the GorillaPod 1K tripod and works with several professional Joby accessories that can extend the versatility of your ball head. However, it can also be used on any standard tripod with a 1/4″-20 mount.
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| Manufacturer: | Joby |
| Category: | Ball heads |
| Color | Black |
| Mounting | 1/4″-20 (M) |
| Panoramic rotation | 360° |
| Tilt Range | 90° |
| Net weight | 51g |
| Max height | 6cm |
| Type | Ball Head |
| Tripod payload | 1kg |
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