Stilettoz hochhackige Schuhe mit Spikes (3er-Set)

These long spikes are great for the beach, once they sink in the sand your tripod is really stable.

Perfect for use on any type of beach. Firm and stable footing established without having to drive your tripod legs into grit and salt water. A worthy investment.

Perfect for use in the forest - the points on these feet press into the soft and varied forest floor, anchoring the tripod in a secure way. My footwear of choice!

To misquote a well-known Winston, "we shall photograph on the beaches, we shall photograph on the landing grounds, we shall photograph in the fields and in the streets, we shall photograph in the hills."
If, like me, you need Winston 2.0 (or whichever 3LT tripod you are fortunate enough to possess) to help you to photograph in all such environments, you need these. Winston in stilettoz is far less likely to fall parson's nose over breast on tricky ground. They are also something of a fashion statement in these empowered times.

I predominantly shoot near the sea or on sand dunes and deal with soft grounds and high winds frequently. These are by far the best feet I've had for the environment. These go much deeper into the ground than other spikes I've had in the past and do a fantastic job of securing my Winston.

I have had my Winston tripod for several months. He has worked very hard for me so I decided to get Winston a present so got him a set of Stilettoz. Now I do alot of landscape and seascape photography so a stable robust tripod like Winston is essential. Adding Stilettoz was a game changer making him even more stable especially in mud, stones and wet sand. A bonus is that it keeps Winston clear of the worst of the ground conditions so less cleaning after a shoot for me, a real win win !

Here's a must have for outdoor photography. Adapted to a tripod or monopod you can use it on lots of floor type. Easy to mount and to clean!

Used them with my Bucky tripod on both sandy and pebble beaches with great results.

Great product looking forward to using these on stoney beaches