Vixen Polarie Tripod Kit

Challenge astrophotography by combining it with high-magnification compact digital cameras, mirrorless cameras, and more. This ready-to-use set includes a lightweight and compact portable equatorial mount, ball head, and tripod.
This set includes a compact ball head and a tripod with a fine adjustment mechanism for easy polar axis alignment, allowing you to use the POLARIE immediately just by mounting your camera. You can start shooting as soon as you have your camera.

In addition to the POLARIE tripod kit, various optional accessories are also included.

① Slide Head Plate
This is a camera equipment mounting slide rail developed for the POLARIE Multi Head Base.

② Time-lapse Adapter
Equipped with a camera screw. By replacing the back cover of the POLARIE, you can attach it with the rotation axis oriented vertically to the tripod. This provides more stability than attaching the POLARIE main unit directly vertically, allowing it to support even slightly heavier cameras.

③ Balance Weight 1kg

④ Weight Shaft for Photo Guider
When used as a photo guider, it is used with the Slide Head Plate, attaching a camera to one end and a weight to the other. This serves as the weight shaft for attaching the weight.

⑤ Polar Meter
A unique design combining a spirit level, compass, and inclinometer. Attach it to the accessory shoe of your camera or other equipment for quick altitude and azimuth settings. When used in conjunction with compatible equatorial mounts such as the POLARIE or AP Equatorial Mount, it allows for quick polar axis alignment even when the North Star is not visible (simplified setup).

⑥ Multi Head Base
Significantly increases the mounting capacity of the POLARIE U / POLARIE!
By replacing the head base of the Starry Sky Head POLARIE (WT), you can attach Vixen-standard plates such as the Slide Head Plate DD.

Tripod set retail price: ¥71,500
Total price including options: ¥123,620

Used about 3 times and then stored away. All items are in beautiful condition and have been confirmed to be in working order. Why not give astrophotography a try this Golden Week?