Tripods

In John Christopher 's The Tripods trilogy (1967), a vagrant character named Ozymandias leads the characters to rebel against the tripods, which begins the story arc.

Side pockets and straps provide space for tripods or water bottles, and the camera storage unit can be removed to use the bag as a regular backpack.

The tripods were sponsors’ prizes in the theater competitions which were often dedicated to the god Apollo.

TV camera tripods and lights have sprouted on the sidewalks.

Tripods are a game-changer for smartphone photographers.

The tripods were sponsor prizes of the theater competitions that were often dedicated to god Apollo.

The M60 was used in every conceivable role for a machine gun: mounted on trucks, jeeps, armored personnel carriers, and other vehicles; on tripods inside fortifications; on aircraft and boats.

Examples are the numerous large sacrificial tripods known as dings in Chinese; there are many other distinct shapes.

Medium and heavy machine guns usually use tripods.