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Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars with 1028 reviews
dakewlndn Posted
Replaced my broken tripod of a different brand. Light weight and appears to be very sturdy Had zero issues after 7 photo sessions. Super easy to adjust
iWatch Posted
Tripod worked great! The only issue is the speed extending it completely - it is the twist type and I am used to lever which are very quick to extend. Light and folds up to a very small size. I would give it like a 4.5 as it is a very nice tripod.
DarrylS Posted
Nice and sturdy. Definitely handled the weight of my camera and the super long zoom. I think the twist lock mechanisms on the legs are a bit less friendly than other types on some other tripods, but this worked well for me and at a reasonable price.
STEM Posted
We're not using the tripods for photography but instead using them in our school's STEM Education Club as model rocketry launch pads. After just one small modification, the tripods work very well for tilting the rocket properly into any direction needed to compensate for wind. We purchased two and they work great! Thank you.
JDub Posted
This tripod is so light and compact it fits in my computer briefcase or carry luggage. I use it to video tape my daughters basketball games all over the country. It is easy to adjust the legs and to pan in all directions to catch the action. And although it is light it is sturdy enough to handle all the travel bangs.
Corey Posted
For $100, this tripod really delivers. Lightweight, well made, and incredibly versatile. Because of its compact design, it takes a little practice dialing in everything the first couple attempts, but it becomes very intuitive quickly. The ballast hook does a great job at stabilizing such a lightweight design.
Jean Posted
This tripod would be great for traveling, super light and durable.
Monette Posted
I wanted something that I could travel with but that felt sturdy enough for my 4K Canon. This is so great, and I love how it unscrews and screws for a great variety of heights. Comes with a travel bag, and how neatly it folds up! So glad I bought this.
Mocha Posted
Wanted to wait to write this after I put it through its paces. Very sturdy tripod that can hold my Canon Mark3 with 70-200 2.8 is lens. Love that it comes with travel case. Folds to a tiny bundle, sets up to a regular size tripod with about 5 feet of height!
ElizabethW Posted
Compact tripod, 5'2 in height. I use this to record fitness content in the gym, and i really enjoy how many levels it has. Makes it perfect for every situation!
Liss Posted
This tripod is incredibly light weight and compact! I’ve taken it on many hikes and all the different leg lengths help me balance my camera on rough terrain. I would recommend this to anyone who likes to take pictures out in nature.
SJR2 Posted
Handles the wight of my Sony A7iii and lenses with ease. Very stable for landscape and night photography.
IndioAtlacatl Posted
Defiantly my favorite travel tripod. The aluminum body with the rubber grips make it very easy to use. I usually keep it strapped to the side of my camera bag so it has hit a few things when I'm trying to get around and it has held up very well and the fact that it is only 2.75 lbs is great. I love that you can adjust the angle of the legs to make them wider if you want and the locks on the legs are great. I had big enough hands that i can grab all four locks to turn them at once which makes it really quick and easy to extend and close the legs. the ball head on this tripod is great as well. It makes it very easy to position the camera where I need it. this truly is a great travel tripod.
photog Posted
This is the first real tripod I have owned, so take my review as you will. I have a Nikon D3200 (~1lb), and my heaviest lens (that I used with the tripod) is the Tokina 12-28 f/4 (~1.2lbs). This tripod had no problem with my setup. I bought this tripod to bring along during a Seattle hiking trip. My group and I hiked for 3 days. I got a lot of use out of this tripod. It's very sturdy and adaptable. I was able to prop it up against really anything to get a nice shot. It does come with a gear hook to make it more sturdy. I never had to use it though. I think the only downside is its weight. I could really feel its weight after hiking for a while, and it being attached to my pack. It is not a deal breaker however. The ball head is pretty good for what you are paying, but of course it could be better. That is easy to upgrade. All in all, it does a great job at keeping your camera steady.
djjess Posted
This tripod is very sturdy with good build quality. Its ability to fold into a very compact carrying size is a huge plus. I've read other reviews that say the screws on the legs become lose and have to be tightened after every use, but I have not had that problem at all after a month of heavy use I have not run into that problem. The only drawback I've found so far is the twisting mechanism to extend the legs makes set up take a little longer. The quick release plate also have a twist mechanism.
TMedina Posted
I have gone through three other tri-pods, all cheaper models, $20-$30. This was more pricey but the quality and features are worth it! Easy to use and light for travel, adapts to any environment and a flexible companion to any camera or video camera. WORTH IT!
BleuSquiid Posted
This is really a nice light and compact tripod that expands to a substantial height. Great for meetings where you can get a wide shot and don't really have to worry about people walking right in front, it's high enough they don't have to put their head down passing.
Oaklandron Posted
Very compact design and light weight. Got to see a lot of hikers walking the trails with regular tripods and wondered how they managed. Better than my combination walking stick/tripod as far as stability goes.
Hix44 Posted
I needed a new tripod so glad I made this choice I love the fact that it can stand tall and compact for travel. The twist adjustment makes it very easy to use. Also, it's not a pushover it has a little heft to it
Joy2Live Posted
It's light and easy to carry. Stands steady but I need to check instructions for securing the head better. Takes a moment to unlock, extend and lock each leg but it's the type of locking mechanism I prefer (threaded) since the other kind did not stay in place.