Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good height for someone who is 5'5", quite durable can handle bumps. Great especially for the price, a little stiff at times. I really enjoy it :)

Great value for the money paid. Works great for my occasional photo shoots.

My kids loved this Christmas gift! They use it all the time to film school projects.

This is an awesome tripod to use for big cameras, I have the Nikon D5200 and was pleasantly surprised when it held the weight, it does slip a little with a bigger device, the anchoring pad when leaned a little forward starts to 'slip' and you have to put it back in place. But still a great product!!!

Very sturdy & love that it expands. Well made & is solid.

Great product for a great price using it for my d3300

Great price, sturdy, works great with my Sony a6000

Great product. Great price. I would recommend this item to anyone.

I needed a good tripod to photograph the super moon. However, there was only one on the shelf. It looked like it had everything I needed but when I pulled it from the box, I could tell it was returned previously. One of the adjustment knobs was broken off. I returned it the next day. They still don't have any more in stock.

This tripod is too flimsy and unstable for a spotting scope or heavy camera.

This is a very versatile and sturdy tripod. It is an incredible value for the price offered

It’s been more than 3 years since I bought it. Still working without any problems.

Best product for the worth of money . Easy handling ans easy use

This is the first time I brought a tripod so I didn't know what to expect. However, it worked well with my camera. Recently, my niece dropped it and a piece broke off, but it can still be used

One of the better tripods I have used. Some are not easy to use while trying to shoot this one is easy to use and I like that it is sturdy feet.

Positives - quite sturdy, has a useful bubble level to help level the tripod for shooting. I have a Nikon D5300 with two different lenses. (I bought my system a la carte, so my lenses are not the "kit lenses"). Negatives -- just one -- the screw that screws the shoe in to the bottom of the camera is not permanently attached and it falls out all the time when installing or removing the shoe. When shooting in the dark, I really have to keep an eye on it. There are better tripods for lots more money, but for what I've been doing (just shooting as a hobby), it has done quite well.

The legs/base are quality however the swivel mount on the extension column is substandard at best, the rest of the head is not the best either. The 6 lbs rating is so not accurate, the head is only stable with a camera and lens of a combined weight 2 lbs. or less. Simply put the entire head is just cheep wiggly low grade plastic. I have just bought a different tripod with a full metal head assembly which is rock solid.