Coupon code for Really Right Stuff TVC-23 Versa Series 2 Tripod?

12 years 6 months ago #152098 by Frisco
I'm getting ready to make my purchase, any chance are there any coupon codes for Really Right Stuff out there?

BTW how come B&H doesn't sell Really Right Stuff? All they have is the used stuff?

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12 years 6 months ago #152233 by Jeanne Merlo
i don't think so. Good luck with that. If you do find one, let me know I'm after one of their tripods and heads. It was either them or Gitzo.


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12 years 6 months ago #152269 by Baydream
I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.

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12 years 6 months ago #154011 by Ziggy

Baydream wrote: I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.


I'm currently shopping for a Really Right Stuff tripod and asked rep at B&H and he replied that he wasn't sure the reason. I think the company makes a low quantity of these, but the ones that they do manage to make are very well made. Everything is made in the USA.


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12 years 6 months ago #154800 by Jeanne Merlo

Ziggy wrote:

Baydream wrote: I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.


I'm currently shopping for a Really Right Stuff tripod and asked rep at B&H and he replied that he wasn't sure the reason. I think the company makes a low quantity of these, but the ones that they do manage to make are very well made. Everything is made in the USA.


Oh I can tell you that one. It would cause them to have to raise their prices. So that is what I was told from a RRS rep.


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12 years 6 months ago #154891 by Missy J

Jeanne Merlo wrote:

Ziggy wrote:

Baydream wrote: I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.


I'm currently shopping for a Really Right Stuff tripod and asked rep at B&H and he replied that he wasn't sure the reason. I think the company makes a low quantity of these, but the ones that they do manage to make are very well made. Everything is made in the USA.


Oh I can tell you that one. It would cause them to have to raise their prices. So that is what I was told from a RRS rep.


I respect companies like this, keep the consumer in mind. Keep the prices as low as they can be and cut out the middle man.


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12 years 6 months ago #154922 by Alex

Jeanne Merlo wrote:

Ziggy wrote:

Baydream wrote: I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.


I'm currently shopping for a Really Right Stuff tripod and asked rep at B&H and he replied that he wasn't sure the reason. I think the company makes a low quantity of these, but the ones that they do manage to make are very well made. Everything is made in the USA.


Oh I can tell you that one. It would cause them to have to raise their prices. So that is what I was told from a RRS rep.


:agree: you are correct. Really Right Stuff builds a high quality product that isn't mass produced like other tripod companies, as a result their production numbers are lower. Because of quality parts they use, product cost are higher than most tripods on the market. So... the B&H's and Adorama's need to make their $$, Really Right Stuff has chosen to sell direct to keep the cost down for the consumer.

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12 years 6 months ago #155028 by Eddy

Alex wrote:

Jeanne Merlo wrote:

Ziggy wrote:

Baydream wrote: I believe RRS markets their own products. My guess is their capacity is not great enough to have them carried through a large marketer like B&H.
B&H buys and sells used gear.


I'm currently shopping for a Really Right Stuff tripod and asked rep at B&H and he replied that he wasn't sure the reason. I think the company makes a low quantity of these, but the ones that they do manage to make are very well made. Everything is made in the USA.


Oh I can tell you that one. It would cause them to have to raise their prices. So that is what I was told from a RRS rep.


:agree: you are correct. Really Right Stuff builds a high quality product that isn't mass produced like other tripod companies, as a result their production numbers are lower. Because of quality parts they use, product cost are higher than most tripods on the market. So... the B&H's and Adorama's need to make their $$, Really Right Stuff has chosen to sell direct to keep the cost down for the consumer.


:thumbsup: That explains why their stock always shows back ordered. I've been to their site a few times and the tripods aren't available. So I'm guessing we need to go on a waiting list.


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12 years 6 months ago #156187 by One Wish
You won't ever find coupon codes or these on sale. I will say, when you make the purchase and you first set your camera on top of one of these. You'll appreciate where your money just went to. :thumbsup:


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