Carbon Fiber Camera Tripod 68"/172cm, K&F Concept SA255C1 Lightweight Compact Tripod Monopod with Ball Head Quick Release Plate Carrying Bag Loading Up to17.6lbs/10KG for DSLR Canon Nikon Sony

I haven't used it yet I bought it for my holiday. unwrapping it it looks good and should do a good job

Lightweight, easy to use, looks great, excellent carry-case.

The media could not be loaded.  PositivesGood buy as this is very sturdy for the number of sections it uses and the ability to extend to a monopod and adjust to low level macro photography is great.It's very easy to change and fits nicely into a sturdy bag. Seens very well made and I like the colours with good rubber feet and for the price this rates against a lot higher priced ones.The panoramic head is very smooth and easy to move whilst appearing well made and takes weight well and keeps it position when tightened.Hook underneath is a little small but will accept a camera bag to add to stability if the handle is quite small a handy plus not in the description so more a niggleNegativesThe worst annoyance with this is the baseplate which is easy removal not really the quick release ones I would say but the actual screw does not fit into my camera enough to give a solid base and this allows for a wobble as stated in other reviews. ( see video) with care normal photography is possible and fast shutter speeds.Any long exposure photos are affected by this especially at night shoots where slightest movements can affect a shot immensely. If i had done this quicker i would have been in the return window and tried to get the baseplate returned.The twist locks can be a little unforgiving if not tightened that little bit extra , although the weight they take once done seems to be very good and more of a extra check you will need to think about and take a few more seconds.Overall i would buy again tho I have had to use a cheap baseplate from my aldi tripod to get a stable connection with the camera and is the only real reason this loses 1 star.

Slightly heavier than expected, but, sturdy and well made. Recommended.

One of the best TP I have owned and I have owned a few. Very well made and very strong, and comes in a cease which is also very well made. I can highly recommend this for amateurs and professionals alike.However, one thing lets it down and that's the last set of legs, once fully extended the TP becomes a little wobbly even with a supporting weight underneath. But the good news is you don't really need to use the last set of legs because the top extension gives you the hight you need.

Very nice, compact, light tripod for excellent price.I wanted a portable tripod for carrying on walks that would also work with my camera carrying clip (Peak Design Capture). This wasn't stated in the tech details and the K&F website is a bit vague. I need not have worried. The other clip fits quite snugly, although it is a little larger (~ 1mm).Weight in its bag is a shade under 1.2kg. Bag is 40 cm long.

I have never really been overly fussed about carbon fibre tripods, I've used metal tripods for years and liked the weight of it. When the K&F Concept 67" Carbon Fiber Camera Tripod arrived I was surprised at how light weight it was, The Ball head is the heaviest part of the tripod. Now I must admit i have a low profile KFconcept ball head so i changed it over onto this tripod. The legs are smooth and quick to release and retain and I like how premium it feels.The tripod handled everything i threw at it. I went out on a four hour shoot do take some star trail shots.. The tripod was that sturdy that I didn't need to align any shots in Photoshop! no camera shake, no movement. It was SOLID.I took some macro shots and again, no shake and the image pin sharp.The last one I tried was a 6 minute sunrise shot and again even with wind the tripod was solid. I didn't weight the tripod down with my bag. It didn't need it..If you are in the market for a new tripod I would highly recommend this one, you won't be disappointed, It's VERY sturdy and I would be happy to and already do use it for my paid photography work.

I took this on a trip to Marrakech in Morocco... It's very light and what I like most is it fits inside my camera bag... Whilst semi-extended it's a good bit of kit, however when fully extended with a Nikon D7500 and an 18-300mm sigma lens it became useless.. I tried to take a night shot of the fractured mosque tower due to the earthquake but it was not possible because of the tripod shaking... I will keep it for my compact camera and look for a replacement for the DLSR..... For a light compact camera, it's a nice piece of kit and worth the money.. For the heavier DLSR's it's not going to be sturdy enough when fully extended so not recommended, you better up your budget... I did get the shot in daylight ha

Nice feel to the tripod and the fit and finish is excellent. Ball head is strong and holds camera and lens firmly, with no slippage. Impressed with it so far.

This tripod gets sturdy, I mean, it’s sturdy. It really is tho. It’s heavy, which I prefer and the material feels pretty strong. Let’s see how long it lasts. I’ll be back to this review, if it lasts more than 1 year in perfect condition with good maintenance it will keep it 5 stars.

It's light compact. But I would use pro equipment with it......head is not metal and legs are a bit flimsy also hinge at to....looks plastic.......it's it's 100% carbon fibre it doesn't scream safe.......I know I know it's cheap....but it's holding like 4 to 6000 camera and lens so don't really feel save......for compacts or light cameras fine.

Estube buscando un tripie que me gustara y este cumple con las caracteristicas, resistente, libiano ya lo he utilizado y me encanto...

It is quite sturdy, and that is the reason it is a little heavy. It fits well into a midsize suitcase.