Rubber Shoes for Spiked Feet Manfrotto 565 — Black, Technopolymer, 300 g

Replacement rubber shoes Manfrotto 565 are designed to fit spiked tripod feet and provide temporary, non-spiked contact with hard surfaces. Manufactured from black technopolymer, the set weighs 300 g and offers a compact solution for protecting floors and preventing scratches when metal spikes are not required. These rubber covers are compatible with spiked feet and are intended for use by photographers and videographers who need a quick way to change from spiked to non-spiked support.

Advantages

These rubber shoes are made from durable technopolymer that resists wear and maintains shape under repeated use. They reduce the risk of surface damage on wood, tile, and other finished floors while improving grip and stability on smooth surfaces. Lightweight and easy to fit, the covers provide a clean, protective appearance and can be installed or removed quickly without tools.

Suitable for

• Indoor photography and video on hard floors (wood, tile, laminate)
• Temporary setups where spikes would damage the surface
• Location shoots that require non-marking tripod support
• Transporting tripod legs without exposing metal spikes

Key specifications

• Material: black technopolymer
• Weight per set: 300 g
• Compatibility: designed for use with spiked tripod feet
• Color: black
• Function: protective cover and grip enhancement for hard surfaces

How to use

Fit the rubber shoes over the spiked feet by aligning each cover with the spike and pressing until it snaps or seats securely. Verify that each shoe is fully seated and that the tripod stands stable on the intended surface. Remove by pulling the cover off the spike when spiked support is required again. Regularly inspect the covers for signs of wear or cracking and replace them if their protective or gripping properties degrade.

Usage recommendations

Use these rubber shoes to protect finished indoor floors and to improve tripod stability on smooth surfaces. Avoid prolonged outdoor use on rough terrain, which can accelerate wear. Store the covers in a dry place away from direct heat or prolonged sunlight to preserve material properties.