K&F CONCEPT Camera Tripod，72″ Aluminum Tripod for Camera, Lightweight and Foldable Travel Tripod with Remote & Extra Quick Release Plate, Professional Camera Tripod Monopod for DSLR Camera and Phone.

Excellent Choice
At this price point I was unsure of the quality of the tripod but I can say that the K&H concept is an amazing tripod for photography.Here are my pros and cons for this piece of equipment:Pros:- Snap locking legs are the way to go; don’t waste your time with twist-to-lock legs. I have been able to set up and take a full panorama picture with my K&F Concept before some friends with twist locking leg tripods have been able to set up and pull off a single shot. It’s easy and fast to make any minor adjustments and never slips once tightened.- Rock solid even in winds. Although weight may seem like an initial con, the fact is that this tripod is light enough to carry with you yet heavy enough to sustain moderate to somewhat heavy winds for long exposures. If in extreme heavy winds the tripod includes a mounting hook for sandbags or any weight (including hanging your camera bag).- Fits perfectly with my (also purchased) Peak Design Everyday Messenger Bag. https://www.peakdesign.com/everyday-messenger The padded leg of the tripod acts as extra protection for my gear when I slide the tripod into my camera bag. This extra detail has led me to bring this tripod with me more than any other tripod.- The amazing ball head. With the built-in level the K&F Concept ball head is worth the price of admission. It is light yet extremely durable and can handle some pretty intense weight (Nikon d500 with battery pack and 18-35mm in portrait mode)Cons:- Unless mounted with the leveling head facing away from the lens the ball head has some trouble reaching full portrait orientation without changing the heights of the legs. However, the snap locking legs make those adjustments easy to make.Customer Service:Immediate and thorough.Conclusion:At this price point the K&F Concept is the tripod to go for. It’s value is amazing and the support team is fast and reliable. I can’t recommend this enough for newcomers or professionals looking to add a versatile yet affordable piece of kit to their collection. Well done K&H!

I’d buy again
I have a Nikon P950 so it can be a fit front heavy. Tempted to give it 5 stars because for the price it’s actually a great tripod. The rotation can be a bit choppy and isn’t buttery smooth if you’re going for a pan, but it’s really not made for that. It does take extra tightening too keep it from creeping sometimes, hence the 4 stars. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. There are better tripods for sure, but way out of this price range. Set up is easy, it’s built well, goes in and out of the carry bag easily and a quick release. Great value for a pretty good tripod. I’m happy with it.

The tripod came with a carry bag and was very easy to set up. As a beginner photgrapher/videographer I am very satisfied with the quality of the product but also the flexibility and design of the product. It folds up into a compact form, it provides a bunch of other uses like the tilt, turn and set up choices that I have yet to explore.I’m very happy with the tripod and am particularly fond of their attention to detail from rubber bumpers to protect the camera and for grip on the tripod legs!

Bought this as a travel tripod to take anywhere in the car, as my old one was a big heavy beast… thought for the money, you cant really go wrong. The price point is very good.So when it arrived I thought Id give it a test. On opening the box, I saw a lovely, strong carry bag with sturdy zip. It felt a nice weight. not too heavy to carry places. Inside was a nice looking tripod with some nice detailing to make it look modern and more expensive than it was. The head even had another bag over to protect it, which I thought was a nice touch. It had 4 section clip-lock legs and rubber feet, with a height adjustable centre column with a weight hook underneath for added stability.To test it I used my heaviest camera and lens combo on it, and it held them pretty strong, after giving the tightener on the head a good twist. It needed doing up pretty tight but it held a 5d mk 3, with battery grip and 70-200 with no problem. I tried it from the camera body just to see, but it felt much sturdier mounting it to the lens collar, but thats what its there for.I did a couple of tests in low light with exposures of 5 seconds, and they seemed pretty sharp so the tripod was doing its job well. I did have a bit of weight hanging from the hook under the centre column, purely because my camera and lens were so heavy, but id always recommend doing that anyway.Fully extended I found this tripod to be a great size. Im 5’10 and I couldnt reach my eye to the viewfinder at full height so it would easily suit the taller photographer. As with any tripod, it operate best slightly under full height. The centre column and lower part of the legs can introduce shake, so I would only extend those if necessary, but they arent weak by any means.My overall impressions are that this is a great entry level tripod for those looking for something light, strong, and good value for money. Id definitely recommend it. I tried it with a 6d mk 2 and 24-105 too, and with that combo it was a dream, but I like to test things to the extreme before reviewing.