Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very simple tripod to use and since I'm a beginner to using one, and don't like to fuss around with anything much anyway, this tripod works great. I have a Canon tsi5 and use longer length lenses up to 300mm. It has held them fine, however, I do put one of the legs right in front under the lens just to ensure stability. It is lightweight and quick to set up.

I was looking for a good value tripod for a spotting scope. Tripod is stable and highly adjustable. The head is as what would be expected for a “value tripod”

It’s lightweight, easy to use, and the handle and wheel locking function makes the movement pretty smooth. Well worth he price. Solid

I purchased this when my other one broke, I love the adjustability of this model and it is light enough you don't feel weighed down on hike or packing it around on a trip.

We use this tripod at our local church to record the services. It is very sturdy and does the job well. It hooks into the camera very easily and it is easy to operate.

Using it for filming football games. Easy to use, sturdy and dependable. Student uses it and says it's easy to set up. We found a winner.

Light compact. Sturdy. People complain about the ball joint wearing out. But just be sure to loosen the ball joint before panning it around.

Light weight design, yet very sturdy when the legs are all the way out. We use ours for location shoots where we can't transport a heavier tripod.

I like the quick release catch and the roll ball adjustment but overall the stand is too flimsy the legs if extended fully are really thin and therefore I have to lower the stand to allow for stability.its ok for 60 bucks but there are better stands out there that you don't pay for the name. Higher end I am sure Manfrotto are great but it's budget model doesn't cut it. It will do for inside jobs but not outside in case of wind or knocking over. Either pay more or look at the after market models.

Easy to use. Lightweight. Convenient pouch to carry it with shoulder strap. Attaches to backpack but then backpack is cumbersome to carry

If your looking for a reasonably priced tripod, which is easy to use and sturdy, then this is the tripod for you. I love the handle grip.

Stable, tough, affordable, smooth. Just picked this up on a whim and I am very happy with the performance and construction.

This is a quality item, and although I have a more expensive tripod and a less expensive one, this one falls in the middle. I like the fact that the button where you hook the camera comes off easily and can stay on your camera and then you just put it back easily whereas with my other tripods i have to place the camera on top of the tripod and then proceed to screw it in and out. So I am very happy with this tripod plus it is light and easy to adjust the height. It comes in a black bag and retails for $70 ($74 with tax) and I got it at bestbuy.

For the price, this is a great tripod. Easy to use, folds up to a very compact size, and is light yet sturdy.

I was still using my old tripod that I bought in 1967 and figured it was time to enter the 21st century with Manfrotto. This thing is so much lighter and versatile than my old steel monster. What was I thinking to keep it so long? Also love the pistol grip and how you can reverse the center pole for low shots. Many complain about its instability at full extension but that's the trade off you get when you want lightness and portability. I'll just not extend it to its tallest setting.

I wanted a good compact tripod. This one fits the bill. Compact, light, stable, perfect, Manfrotto.

This us one of the best tripods I've purchased. Easy to use with trigger handle, light weight and durable!! I give this a 5 star rating!

I love how great this tripod is for such a good price . very strong and small and light .

A good tripod especially for the money. Fairly sturdy and isn't heavy enough that you won't want to bring it with you on the go

I just wanted a cheap tripod that was decent to use. This fit the bill. It is decently sturdy and pretty light. If you wanted to do some long exposures I'd suggest hanging a bag of beans or sand to make it heavier. I don't think it would make a good video mount since it doesn't swivel all that smoothly. Also I'm not a fan of the button mount, makes me nervous it is gonna drop my expensive camera.