Customer Ratings & Reviews

You really need one of these! You got to have at least one of these in your bag of tricks just because of its ability to wrap around things you can get a really good shot.

I was initially looking for a monopod but I do also have a need for a tripod since I am a vlogger. When I saw this I knew it would totally serve my purpose. Great size to hold as a monopod while having the capability to use as a tripod when I need it.

Easy to use and attach to anything. If the rubber rings get dirty, wash them with hand soap and water so they get sticky again. Perfect gift for anyone with a camera.

Not sure if I just got a defective one but I put my camera (Canon T6) on it and the little metal piece in the middle that screws into my camera fell out, along with my camera, luckily I was holding my camera close to the ground so it didn't break but I would trust repurchasing one since that happened.

A simple and useful camera tripod. I very much appreciate the versatility provided by this stand's flexible legs and the weight makes it feel very solid (although I don't know if it's actually that solid). I also appreciate the fact that it includes an extra clip for go pro compatibility. Overall, a great choice if you don't mind it being so short.

I purchased this to use with my Go Pro 5. I use to to wrap around a tree branch to record wildlife. It stays in place and holds the camera without continual adjustment. My only issues with this tripod is that it is difficult to get the legs back to being completely straight and I wouldn't try and place a much heavier camera on the mount.

A good and comparable flexible tripod to its Gorillapod competition, especially for the price I had paid for it (clearance for $13). Aside from its grips on one of the three legs loosening up at times, it’s a great tripod to use for GoPro and DSLR cameras!

The person selling me strongly recommended I buy the $80 one and I decided I would call his bluff, knowing I could return it if I didn’t like it. I still have it, it hooks on to anything it’s competitors can and is just as if not more sturdy than its far more expensive competitor. If you are debating whether you can get by spending less, the answer is yes.

This is a strong tripod that holds my stuff great, no issues at all. It is pretty strong and sturdy. My only issue is I wish it was just a little longer...about 8-12 inches or so, so it could wrap around larger tree branches for some shots.

Easy to use, great stability for a DSLR camera , also comes with ho pro attachment

Tripod that allows you to twist, bend and fit the legs around various things. Being able to move the legs around great increases the locations that you are able to get the perfect angle from.

This tripod is good size and more substantial than the mini tripods that come in package deals. The size and build gives more confidence in using it in creative ways.

I use this to prop my Canon SL2 on for daily vlogging. It has allowed me to make my content less shaky. Also an affordable price and easy to store in a bag or suitcase, when traveling.

Purchased it for my nikon d3200 with 18-270 lenses. Weigh is 2 lb and a couple ounces. Most of the travel tripods only support 1 to 2 lbs and wont work it my camera. This does. used it several times. Would not use it by wrapping the legs around an object it does not work that way I think because of the weight. but as a tripod it works great.

Haven't had a lot use of this but its been stable for me so far and i'm able to connect it to my gimbal. Legs are adjustable to level and grip things. 1/4 screw lets me put it on my gimbal so I can make cool steady videos and pictures.

We used this for our trip to Alaska and got some great photos of the scenery. Better than if we had hand held everything.

Purchased this for my go pro. There was a more expensive one out of stock. This was available and was perfect for my needs. The only difference is this one is not magnetized. Really don’t need that feature. Love this for flexibility.

I used it for my Sony alpha 5000, it’s a morrorless Camera so it isnt too big. I feel that if you put a big heavy DSLR it might not carrry the weight and it can fall. It’s a short skinny. So it’s perfect for regular light camera.

I wanted a tripod with more flexibility. This works really well. I can tip my camera forward and adjust the legs to balance it. Haven't tried it outside, but it will be nice to be able to set it up on an uneven surface.

It's a fine product, it's more for table top shots due to it being a short stand. Still has many uses