62" Compact Aluminum DSLR Camera Tripod

I love it. Very sturdy

This tripod is great, hits nearly all of the marks. It's quite sturdy, well-built, and I really love the monopod conversion feature. It would be five stars, but I have a slight issue with the tripod head rotating just a little bit at times. This is likely some sort of user error, but if it isn't, I thought I'd include it. Overall, this is almost a steal for the money. Edit: It must’ve been user error, as after making sure everything was tightened properly the issue went away.

I’ve only used it once so far, but it seems pretty sturdy. I really like the mechanism and how the legs latch, but time will tell how long it lasts

I've been using a cheapy for a while and decided to get something a little more professional. To get something more professional, but not break the bank, a few reviews recommended this tripod. I was happy with what I got. It folds up smaller than my cheapy. The foam grip is nice for carrying it around out of the bag. I took it to the beach in a wind storm. I got sand in it and it was not easy to work out. Maybe not the best of uses for it? The thumb mechanism for the ball mount is okay, but it works backwards to what my mind would expect and still moves a bit when locking into place. It is compact enough, yet extends quite tall. I am 6' tall and this will work for anything I need at my height except the most extreme of situations where I would be outside the norm. I suppose I could spend extra on a better one, but the point was to not spend a ton. So I am okay with it and I think I would have spend a lot more for little improvement or had to get something significantly less by saving less.

Very good sturdy

I was genuinely impressed by this tripod. After searching for a lite-weight, variable angle tripod and seeing so many cheap or extremely expensive options, I decided to pull the trigger on this and I've loved it ever since. It handled my 5D III w/ grip and 72-200L no problem both horizontally and vertically on the ball head. The entire thing collapses quickly and tightly. My only minor complaint is that the legs aren't very thick, so be aware of the footing when moving behind the camera. That said, I highly recommend this unit for any on-the-go or portable studio photographer.

Honestly I love this tripod. 99% of the time I’m reaching for it over my manfrotto. It’s small and compact, super lightweight, the build quality is solid and this is after years of use. Folds up in seconds and so easy to use you can basically turn on auto pilot, the monopod is a super nice touch as I can go from sticks to mobile in 30 seconds

I'm not a pro, but I got a pro camera and it wasn't cheap. I'm trying to be price conscious but not want anything flimsy. This was a great value, high quality and light. Super smooth head rotation, highly recommended.

A la réception j’ai pu constaté que le trépied était endommagé Le retour du colis payant 22 euros Un de mes premier achat sur le net Là je suis calmé pour plusieurs années

The item is good

Light and sturdy and looks good quality too. Great for outdoor use

I've had this tripod for 3 years. It's light, easy to use and is perfect for me (hobbyist). Somehow one of the clamps on the leg broke. I contacted K&F support through their website as my tripod was out of warranty. Claire from K&F was super helpful and made sure I got the right part, I only had to cover the shipping cost. Now my tripod is ready for the next trip! Thanks Claire!

(This review is about the orange (better than the yellow cheaper tripod) more expensive tripod) The moment I took it out of the bag, I could feel it’s compactness and quality. It was the cheapest and most legit tripod that I found that you can actually take off the ball head. The tripod itself is pretty sturdy and versatile. OK for macro photography. The ballhead is very good and feels sturdy. Very happy with it. Definitely not as good as those 300-400 dollar carbon fibre tripods, but this will last me a long time.