Leofoto X Mountain Forged Juggernaut S2

Why no option for the S2 with inverted legs?

I was looking for a tripod that was sturdy, only had two leg sections and had a system to lock out the legs so the tripod would not collapse. The Juggernaut does all of that. I love the large tubes, the oversized feet and the simple system to lock the legs. My only wish for improvement would be a twist to lock system somehow for the lockout for the keeping the legs separated. I have accidently disengaged the lock picking the tripod up to move it.

They really put a tremendous amount of thought into the design and execution of the Juggernaut S2 tripod series! The beefier legs, leg lock, quick deploy leg angle latches, machined aluminum internal leg stops, foam wrap for tripod rear are all great things about this tripod! If you are looking for your next completion tripod look no further then this one! I have been using it for the last 3 NRL Hunter matches and its amazing! I have several other Leofoto tripods and they all have been awesome!

Finally got my Juggernaut S2 and ball head. After reading and watching reviews I was excited to compare it myself to the Fatboy I’ve been using the last two season. I am I’m pressed. This tripod is solid. Mostly I use it for spotting and tripod rear support. After a couple matches and practice sessions I can can honestly say it is a beast. In a good way. It is solid with no give while still being light enough to move stage to stage easily. Biggest feature I wanted to try was the leg lock. The MPA lock is great but it’s another piece of gear to have, and you have to take it on and off. The Juggernaut lock is awesome. Just click it up or down and the legs lock out giving complete stability. I think I’ll probably sell the Fatboy and be picking up another Juggernaut I like it so much. Maybe I’ll give the S3 a try. A nice more compact inverted would be a good addition.

I have bought several tripods over the last several years, but they have all lacked something; this product brings them all together. The integrated leg lock allowed me to get rid of the stabilizer I used to lock the legs to prevent collapse when using tripod rear. The non crossing legs make it much more simple to carry when going from stage to stage. The integral hook under the head is great for putting a gear bag on or some other weight to prevent tripod tip over on windy days. The large legs are very stable.