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1. 3 Legged Thing Ultra Plates review

   3 Legged Thing Ultra Plates deliver more than the average long quick release plate, Angela Nicholson has been snapping them onto a tripod for our review

2. 3 Legged Thing Taylor 2.0 monopod review

   This monopod is designed with travel in mind. Angela Nicholson has been letting it take the weight.

3. 3 Legged Thing updates best-selling Punks Patti 2.0 Tripod

   The 3 Legged Thing Punks Patti 2.0 tripod packs a number of of updates on its best-selling predecessor - for less than $120 / £130.

4. 3 Legged Thing Freya review: a fine L-bracket for the Fujifilm X-T5

   Andy Westlake tests the 3 Legged Thing Freya: a high quality dedicated L-bracket for the Fujifilm X-T5

5. 3 Legged Thing Alfie L-bracket review

   Andy Westlake tests a multi-functional L-bracket for Sony A7-series cameras, the 3 Legged Thing Alfie

6. 3 Legged Thing Charles 2.0 review

   Andy Westlake tests a large, sturdy and yet relatively affordable aluminium tripod in our 3 Legged Thing Charles 2.0 review

7. 3 Legged Thing L-brackets for Sony and OM System OM-1 announced

   The new 3 Legged Thing L-brackets Alfie and Ollie are now available to buy from the 3LT website and retailers.

8. Cheaper pro-spec tripod from 3 Legged Thing

   More affordable magnesium-alloy version of the popular Winston 2.0 carbon-fibre tripod could be a good option if you want pro features at a more affordable price

9. 3 Legged Thing Punks Trent 2.0 review

   Andy Westlake tests an extra-tall, sturdy monopod that can be supplemented by a handy tripod stand

10. 3 Legged Thing Punks Billy 2.0 review

    The Billy 2.0 brings some interesting upgrades to the original. Angela Nicholson sees how it shapes up

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