PGYTECH MANTISPOD 2.0（Classic Black Tripod

The PGYTECH MantisPod 2.0 is a versatile vlogging and tabletop tripod with an innovative Mantis claw design, allowing it to clamp securely onto railings, glass, doors and branches. Featuring a ball head with Arca-type quick release, a rotating cold shoe mount, and the ability to convert into a handheld grip, it supports up to 4.4 lb and is ideal for creators, vloggers, and livestreamers.

The PGYTECH MantisPod 2.0 Vlogging Tripod is a compact yet highly adaptable support solution designed for content creators who need flexibility in any shooting environment. Its signature Mantis claw design enables the tripod to securely grip onto surfaces such as glass panels, doors, trees, and railings, offering creative mounting options beyond traditional tripods.

Equipped with an Arca-type ball head and quick-release plate, the MantisPod 2.0 supports fast camera mounting and precise framing, with up to 120° tilt adjustment and 90° vertical tilt. A rotating accessory cold shoe mount allows easy attachment of microphones, compact LED lights, or monitors, making it perfect for vlogging and livestreaming setups.

By combining its foldable legs, hook mount, and handheld grip configuration, the MantisPod 2.0 supports six different shooting modes, including portrait, low-angle, high-angle, mantis (hanging), handheld, and briefcase modes. With a 4.4 lb (2 kg) load capacity, lightweight design, and compact folded size, it is an ideal companion for mobile creators, video calls, interviews, time-lapse photography, and on-the-go video production.

Key Features:

• Innovative Mantis claw design for gripping rails, glass, doors, and trees

• Tabletop tripod and handheld grip in one

• Converts instantly between tripod and handheld modes

• Supports 6 shooting modes for creative flexibility

• Arca-type ball head with quick-release plate

• Up to 120° head tilt and 90° vertical tilt

• Rotating cold shoe mount for accessories

• Lightweight and compact for travel

• Ideal for vlogging, livestreaming, interviews, and content creation

Shooting Modes:

• Portrait Mode: Standard 3-leg tabletop tripod

• Low-Angle Mode: Nearly flat for ground-level shots

• High-Angle Mode: Raised legs for overhead perspectives

• Mantis Mode: Hangs from rails, fences, or glass partitions

• Handheld Mode: Legs squeezed together for mobile shooting

• Briefcase Mode: Suspended camera for stabilized low-angle shots