74″-Camera-Tripod, Professional Aluminum Tripod/Leg Stand Mirrorless Camera/DSLR/Cell Phone/Camcorder/GoPro, with Phone Holder and Travel Bag (Gunmetal Gray) Weight 2.8 lbs Load 8.8 lbs

Great Super Lightweight Tripod for Backpacking
This is a great tripod for the price, and now that I’ve used it in a variety of situations I wanted to leave a review that I wish was there before I bought the product. First off, plan on replacing the tripod head with a different attachment as the head is bulky, cheap and hard to adjust. I replaced it with an affordable ball head and it works much better. The ultra lightweight nature of this tripod will come with a sacrifice of stability, which is why the hook for adding weight is so important.My 75L osprey pack fits hanging on the tripod with the legs extended and adds a good amount of weight for stability during night sky photography and other pictures that require a solid base for clear shots. When weight is added this tripod becomes very stable. Try not to use the crank mechanism to raise the tripod head as it’s just plastic and wobbles a bit when extended. However, the legs when fully adjusted leaves the camera taller than I am (I’m 5’6″) so it’s easy to avoid using this feature.For backpacking this is a perfect tripod. I usually will bring a foam sleeping pad with me and this tripod is easy to roll up into my foam pad and attack to my pack at the bottom. I’m not sure exactly how heavy this tripod is but I’d estimate it’s between 2-5lbs. When I don’t have my pack on me (backpacking) I usually will use my Nalgene to add weight but this isn’t enough weight to add as much stability as ideal. Don’t get me wrong though it is stable enough to for most shots you’d want.If you are not planning to use it for purposes where you’d need to worry about weight this is not the tripod for you. Get a heavier tripod where you don’t have to worry about stability as much.

Overall worth it, but maybe save your money
Its a good all around tripod, it has a level, a padded surface for carrying, 2 quick release mounts, its pretty lightweight, it feels quality, but, its a bit shaky even when not extended all the way which is really hurtful when trying to do long exposures or stacked shots, theres no pivots on the head so you have to adjust the legs individually to get what you want which can be annoying and time consuming, and also takes away from the height, thought this tripod does reach very high, double the length that came w my camera. I think this tripod is worth the money, but if you can, save up for a more sturdy tripod with the ability to adjust each axis at the head.

1/4″ screw mount – Simply one of the better budget-friendly tripods I’ve used
My only complaint is the little crank that raises/lowers the “neck” of the tripod feels fragile, and does very slowly.Literally everything else about this tripod is wonderful (considering the price). Light-weight, easy to manage, and has a small leveling bubble. The really nice thing is it’s higher than I am, so when I’m painting at real life and need a perspective, it can mimic my own. Although light-weight aluminum material (it feels like it’s easy to break), the overall design and structure is strong and good for my simple purposes.I highly suggest to everyone looking to buy an affordable tripod, that comes with a 1/4″ screw to mount devices or holders.THank you.

Sturdy, high quality
Very sturdy. Love the level included and that each of its legs are able to stand on different (flat) surfaces. Been using it for my go pro to capture DIY content. The shortest adjustment is also the perfect height. The micro angle adjustments are also great.Since the legs are fully independent, it may take some time to get them perfect but that’s why the level comes in handy!

Un Mini trépied bien pratique à utiliser en complémentarité.Il me manquais un petit trépied afin de pouvoir shooter des objets dans une box photo posée sur une table.Fournis avec un petit sac de transport feutré, celui ci est très facile à utiliser, d’une hauteur max de 62 cm avec l’extension qui sort du tube centrale. Si vous ne sortez pas l’extension vous obtenez une prise de vu à 35 cm de hauteur environ.Le pieds est petit, léger, costaux et possède des patins anti-dérapants sous chaque tubulaire. Les patins sont amovibles afin que ceux ci s’adaptent aux mieux au sol qui peut être légèrement en biais, ou bien caillouteux..Le système d’enclenchement est rapide, il suffit de visser la plaque sous le boitier, vous n’avez plus qu’a clipper la sécurité sur le haut du trépied pour tout enclencher .tout les axes peuvent être manipulé afin de diriger au mieux l’appareil et donc la prise de vue, ceux ci peuvent être bloqués manuellement afin d’assurer le maintiens des parties.Une petite accroche sous le trépied permet de rajouter un poids afin de mieux stabiliser celui ci si vous rencontrer des problèmes avec le vents ou pour faire contre poids si vous utilisez un téléobjectif.Les pieds sont en alu, le reste en plastique.Et enfin un niveaux à bulles pour les plus perfectionnistes :D.Mon matériel que j’utilise principalement est un canon 5DmkII, une optique 15mm et 24-105. Aucun soucis de maintiens, c’est du costaud !!!J’utilise aussi celui ci pour du paysage en grand angle ou des photos urbaines afin de jouer avec les perspectives ce qui est classe !Vous pouvais aussi le replier et en faire un mini stabilisateur pour faire de courtes vidéo ^^

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