CullmannRondo 400T RB6.5 Travel Tripod with Ball Head, Load Capacity 3kg, Pack Size 28cm, Extension Height 89cm

Speling op kogelkop , onmogelijk om foto's mee te maken .

I'm pretty forgiving of cheaper products, but this takes the biscuit. Every part that can fail has failed within about 9 months of purchase. Foot shorn off (re glued), 4 leg extension clips failure at the hinge (zip tied); base plate insufficient grip for an xt-4 with a 16-55 in portrait (brute force); ball head insufficient grip (brute force) and now a leg angle clip has failed at the spring, rendering the whole thing inoperable. Loved the folded length, struggled with the lack of extended height, and shook my head in disbelief that the monopod leg has the wrong side thread for the ball head. Absolute shocker. There's a reason cullmann don't guarantee these like their big boy ones. Do not touch.

Treppiedi acquistato per una Sony A7 e teleobiettivo, dopo avere reso un altro modello di altra marca anche più costoso ma del tutto inaffidabile. Questo Cullmann invece è solido, ha sistemi di bloccaggio affidabili e sostiene i quasi 2kg della macchina con obiettivo. Non raggiunge 1 metro di altezza in massima estensione, ma per l'uso che prevedo di farne non mi sembra un problema grave. Il rapporto qualità-prezzo mi pare ottimo. Consigliato.

Idea behind purchasing this model (89cm), was to mostly use it for phone/tablet activities. It's compact enough to not take up much space when folded, but extends up to around 3 feet, which is enough for many uses.It's just under 30cm folded up (29cm), and comes with a perfectly passable unpadded nylon case, with strap (nice to get something at this price point). 3 Allen keys are included two larger ones are for adjusting tension on the legs, these have an auto lock mechanism (metal blue aluminium), 3 leg angles on this tripod. Arca style plate, and a single adjuster for the ball head for rotation/angle, with a bubble level.Overall build is decent, aluminium in most areas. With 2 points to note, firstly the top of the legs are plastic, this isn't unusual and often in the budget tripod world very much expected. It seems heavy duty enough to not concern me, but if you shop around at the £50 price point you can get some alternatives that have metal leg tops. Weight, around 1.15KG, neither heavy or super light, but fine. It's a lot more flexible then a super compact table top tripod because it can reach a useful height. Fine for photo gear say a couple of KG, it might hold more, but it's stable enough at that level. I have much larger tripods rated to 3KG (same as this), rarely take note of some of their ratings!There are a couple of minor flies in the ointment, nothing major. The first is the minimum height is 28cm, down to the length of the central column, a split column that could be shortened would have helped here. If that's too big for table top, it might not be but check that out, it doesn't go super low (you can reverse the column though). Other point is that the blue metal spring loaded adjusters at the top of the legs, stick out a bit, they are not "sharp" they are machined well enough, but potential to scratch/hurt if you for example knocked your hand against one of them quickly. I'd have liked a more rounded design on this.I got this for a reduced price of 30 in the warehouse deal, tatty box as new (and it was as new), at this price absolutely fine tripod for the money, at 50+ it's competent but has plenty of competition. 7/10 for me on this one

Me parece un trípode perfecto en todos los aspectos.Los materiales son resistentes, tienen buen acabado yel tamaño cuando está plegado apenas es perceptible.Cuando lo extiendes al máximo alcanza casi un metro.Es exactamente lo que andaba buscando para llevar enmi mochila cuando salgo de exploración.El único inconveniente que le pueda encontrar, quizás,es que pese un poco más de lo necesario, pero aun asílo recomiendo a ojos cerrados.