This Lightweight Camera Tripod has all the features of a good tripod and even more. One notable feature of this tripod is that the legs can fold upward instead of inward making the tripod compact and easy to carry on a field trip, hiking or camping. The legs and extension can be adjusted from 18.9 inches up to 70.7 inches. The Ball Head can be adjusted to move the camera in any direction and is capable of a holding capacity of up to 17.6 pounds. I have three cameras, the heaviest one weight 5.6 pounds. The Ball Head has a quick release plate for mounting a camera. Shipped with the package is a convenient storage bag for carrying, or the tripod will fit in a backpack. A cell phone clip is available to attach to the tripod. A sandbag can be attached to the hook for stabilization in a windy environment. The center extension can be removed and used as a monopod.

I like this product that it's made sturdy. I am not sure about plastic clasp that holdand lock the leg. I have lot of problems with tripods that are designed like this.

I can tell you that if you're look for tripod that are reasonable, this is one to gi with. This have ball joint which make it easier to connect with camera and other devices. This also come with smartphone adapter so you don't have to worry about this one.

Include carry case along with strap you can just sling on your back and carry it.

K&F is an off brand but they frequently make gear that is good value for money. This tripod is feature-packed but the legs lock with clips that seem to be made at least partly of plastic. For. now I like it plenty but I do have doubts about its longevity. Still - for the price, I'd say it's a good deal. If you plan on using it in a studio I am sure it will last a long time. If you plan on making this a travel tripod, just be careful with. the plastic bits. Comes in a nice carry bag and works in almost any situation.

I have seen some reviews on this tripod where they say that something or another is not strong. I would agree. Although, I am happy they did not create this using a lot of heavy metal or it would not be lightweight or compact. Also, if they used a lot of expensive alloys, it would be a lot more expensive.
With all the unique set-up options available, I call this a specialty tripod. It gives me the opportunity to create a picture or video that is different than when using a standard tripod.
When I used this tripod fully extended and the legs were close together, my 2 pound camera was not stable in a strong wind. But when I put a 20 lb photography weight bag on the provided hook that is at the bottom of the center arm, the tripod became extremely stable. I now store an empty weight bag in this tripod’s carry case so when I’m on-site, I can fill it with rocks, sand and even water with the plastic bag I also included.
The small provided carry case looks well-made and has a longer carry strap, so is very easy to carry when doing a shoot out of the studio.
I really like that I can set the three legs at separate heights and angles and even mount the ball head going down between the legs.
There are so many angle options on this tripod, I am thinking that I need to become much more creative to use them all.
The provided bubble level works when the head is upright but not when the head is going down.
JL MS recommends the: K&F Concept 70 inch camera tripod for those who want to become more creative.

I'm a very amateur photographer, but I do have a heavy DLSR with a long zoom lens, and I'm often trying to take pictures of birds at full extension, so I wanted to try out a tripod that I could fairly easily take on walks or pack for trips. This tripod seems great so far.

It folds pretty small and comes with a nice carrying case. For casual use at home, I can set it to my preferred height and then invert it to tuck neatly into the corner of my living room for easy access - it stands well on all three legs and the legs lock in place. There are three adjustment segments for height adjustment, plus center pole height adjustment - the maximum height is well above my (5'6") head, and the minimum is low enough for resting on a lower surface if needed. The legs have adjustable angles but not infinitely - there are three or four fixed positions. The instructions are actually incorrect regarding how to open the legs back out - the locking clip on this model needs to be pulled up to disengage, instead of pushing down as they indicate.

The camera screws onto an included plate - the plate comes clipped onto the tripod and is somewhat confusing, but you loosen the plate screw to remove the plate, then attach it to the camera. Otherwise you can't reach the back of the screw to actually tighten it. This is actually a really nice feature because 1) you don't have to spin your camera around to attach it to the tripod, and 2) you can leave the plate attached to the camera even when you aren't using the tripod, and then quickly clip it back on when needed.

The tripod head has a ball level for adjustment, but the camera doesn't actually look level to me when the ball says it's in the right position, so I don't really trust it. It does absolutely help making sure that it's vertical side to side, but my camera lens is definitely pointing somewhat downward, so forward-backward vertical may not be accurate. There is a 360 degree horizontal rotation via the lowest adjustment knob, so once you have your position locked you could take pictures all around and not lose your horizontal line. The second adjustment knob is a full ball rotation, so you can move the camera in any direction in order to pick your position and then lock it there. Both very useful features, and seem to work well. The locking screws do hold tight, even with a very heavy camera setup in place.

There is an extra attachment piece to hold a phone, that then screws vertically onto the tripod. I'm sure that's a nice feature, but I don't think it's a selling point. If you're lugging around a tripod, it's not for your phone pictures.

All in all, excellent tripod. I'm excited to take it on my next birding adventure.

stativet är snyggt, annorlunda än det traditionella och har fler möjligheter, kamerahuvudets frigöringsknapp är lite fel installerad och man måste vänja sig vid att man för att ställa in kameran i nivå och vinkel måste lås upp bollen, ställ in den och lås den, även om allt annat är OK, det finns till och med en telefonhållare, så att du kan ta bilder med din telefon från ett stativ

Rekommenderas varmt, utmärkt kvalitet

Det är ett stativ som har det väsentliga (enligt mig) för utmärkt valuta för pengarna:
- lätthet
- bra kvalitetskonstruktion (det finns bättre men det är mycket dyrare)
- klafflås
- vattenpass
- snabb montering av kameran
- inverterbar central kolumn.

Det finns bara en liten defekt: undvik att ta bort den övre delen av mittpelaren eftersom det skadar kamerans stabilitet (vibrationer etc.).

Jag letade efter ett stativ som jag skulle vilja ha och det här uppfyller egenskaperna, resistenta, libyska, jag har redan använt det och jag älskade det...

Robust och perfekt för både video och fotografering