K&F Concept 79" Camera Tripod, Compact Tripod & Monopod with Ball Head, 1/4" Screw QR-Plate, 1/4" Thread Hole, 23" - 79" Adjustable Height, Travel Tripod for DSLR, Camera, Load capacity 10kg

I have had the tripod for a few years now. I find it good enough for medium rough surfaces. Its features and adjustments capabilities make my photography easy by taking pictures in places hard enough to reach in person. Its lightweight have also enabled me travel abroad with it a few times. I always take the monopod with me on each trip and especially for sports photography.

This is a nice lightweight tripod that I bought to replace an older and heavier tripod that I don't want to lug around anymore. It's nice and light, and I can attach it to the side of my backpack and carry it and all of my Fuji camera kit (2 bodies plus several lenses) around all day without problems.Folds down nice and easily. The only thing I'm not entirely sure about the sturdiness of are the clips on the legs and the latches at the top of the legs, not sure how long they will ultimately last for. Also, once you have your camera attached to the tripod head, you can't see the spirit level on the head. Need to sort that out for the updated models in future, perhaps?However, that doesn't detract from what is ultimately a very good value for money piece of kit. I was initially going to buy one of the more expensive carbon fibre K&F models, but I settled on this one as it seemed much more suited to my needs, and it could fold down to a very short length.I do like the dampened ball head, and I'm looking forward to using this tripod to get some good panoramic shots. I did have to tighten the nut on the ballhead itself (with the supplied allen key) to make sure my camera didn't fall over when it was attached to the ballhead. Apart from that, it's been a really good tripod so far.It does come with a very well made carrying bag, a nice gesture. I also like the 200cm maximum height, though I think I will be attaching my camera bag to the main stalk of the tripod body, to weigh it down in case of windy weather.A good bargain for the low price I paid, I did consider a Manfrotto, but I saw good reviews of K&F tripods from several Youtubers that I like to watch, and K&F seemed a decent enough brand (I already own a few of their lens mount adaptors for my Fuji cameras) so took the plunge.Can't wait for lockdown to end so I can go further afield and get more use out of this fantastic tripod. Recommended.

This is my first tripod since getting into photography as an hobby and it’s great.The product is well made and love the functionality of turning it into a bipod if needed. The extendable height is brilliant for me being over 6ft in height and it’s very sturdy with a nice carry case. It’s not too heavy either to bring along for trips.

Sadly I had to return it because my hands have limited grip strength, so I couldn't do the screw fittings or clips on my own.If my hands were stronger I would have liked to keep the item.It appeared well made, sturdy and looked nice.It felt heavier than some but that has its advantages when doing outdoor shots.

Great quality as expected, offers stability and a sturdy build, love the versatility of being able to use it as a monopod too, light and compact when folded, fits perfectly on the side of my camera bag. Really great value for money, top product.

Greta value, sturdy and not too heavy

Great upgrade to my verbon tripod. Works well, lightweight and is definitely well built with a quality feeling head and knobs and locking screws . I would highly recommend

It's ok, not great, not terrible. It is not a professional tripod, but I don't think it claims to be one.It holds a camera steady for long exposures, 30 seconds was the longest I did on it that was on 50mm and 24mm lens and it was fine. I don't think it would be sturdy enough to do long exposures on a telephoto lens.Good points are: ball head is nice and smooth and locks well, legs lock well. it's light and portable, sturdy enough for lightweight kit and it looks pretty.Bad points are: the center column is not great, it all fell apart on me, it is made secure by some cheap plastic shims which ensures it all tightens up, not great when they fall out. It is not very sturdy for heavier equipment, the lowest sections of the legs are very thin. No spirit level on the base/legs so it is difficult to level tripod, if you try to level up the legs the whole thing is so light that slightest knock and it is uneven again. It was frustrating to get it level on uneven rocky ground.It's fine and will do the job and if I was traveling and space and weight were at a premium I would recommend it, I don't travel that much though, so my tripod would live in the car and be used for shortish treks so l'm going back to a 055 series Manfrotto.