Meet The New Revic FH1 Fluid Head

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Revic FH1

MEET THE NEW

REVIC FH1 FLUID HEAD

Introducing the new FH1 Fluid Head from Revic for when smooth function and significant time behind glass is key. Designed as an add-on to any Revic Stabilizer Series Hunter or Backpacker tripod, it can also be mounted to most tripods using the standard 3/8″x16 threaded mount.

The Revic FH1 Fluid Head is extremely compact and lightweight, combining beautiful design and ergonomic functionality. The aircraft-grade CNC machined and hard anodized aluminum components offer excellent smoothness, stability and durability. The compact size and ease of operation make it ideally suited for field work where size, weight and durability are key.

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