This is my first tripod since getting into photography as an hobby and it’s great.

The product is well made and love the functionality of turning it into a bipod if needed. The extendable height is brilliant for me being over 6ft in height and it’s very sturdy with a nice carry case. It’s not too heavy either to bring along for trips.

Really well made tripod and is definitely compatible with Nikon dslr’s.It feels really durable and it is super easy to assemble! It also comes with instructions and a shoulder strap attachment for the carry case.I like how you attach the camera to a separate little platform which slides into place in the stand. It really easy to make it into the monopod and isn’t too heavy to hold depending on your camera size.For the price this is an amazing tripod, I’ve had more expensive ones that haven’t been as high quality and multi-use as this one!

Good quality, perfect for what it's needed for

Greta value, sturdy and not too heavy

This is a nice lightweight tripod that I bought to replace an older and heavier tripod that I don't want to lug around anymore. It's nice and light, and I can attach it to the side of my backpack and carry it and all of my Fuji camera kit (2 bodies plus several lenses) around all day without problems.Folds down nice and easily. The only thing I'm not entirely sure about the sturdiness of are the clips on the legs and the latches at the top of the legs, not sure how long they will ultimately last for. Also, once you have your camera attached to the tripod head, you can't see the spirit level on the head. Need to sort that out for the updated models in future, perhaps?However, that doesn't detract from what is ultimately a very good value for money piece of kit. I was initially going to buy one of the more expensive carbon fibre K&F models, but I settled on this one as it seemed much more suited to my needs, and it could fold down to a very short length.I do like the dampened ball head, and I'm looking forward to using this tripod to get some good panoramic shots. I did have to tighten the nut on the ballhead itself (with the supplied allen key) to make sure my camera didn't fall over when it was attached to the ballhead. Apart from that, it's been a really good tripod so far.It does come with a very well made carrying bag, a nice gesture. I also like the 200cm maximum height, though I think I will be attaching my camera bag to the main stalk of the tripod body, to weigh it down in case of windy weather.A good bargain for the low price I paid, I did consider a Manfrotto, but I saw good reviews of K&F tripods from several Youtubers that I like to watch, and K&F seemed a decent enough brand (I already own a few of their lens mount adaptors for my Fuji cameras) so took the plunge.Can't wait for lockdown to end so I can go further afield and get more use out of this fantastic tripod. Recommended.

I have a tripod to use with a camera. It’s fairly basic and as a casual user, I had no idea that a tripod could offer so many additional features. For me, this is a super deluxe, all singing and dancing model and I’m blown away by how much better it is.I live in a rural area, and when I’ve used a tripod before, I’ve occasionally found it difficult to stabilise on the round tripod feet. No problem here; there are nails to lug into the ground to ensure stability. Brilliant on uneven ground and especially where wind conditions may be an issue.There are four sections to the legs so it’s truly adjustable and extends higher than my other tripod. It’s lightweight, but stable and it’s so easy to adjust. The ball head fitment and tilt function allows real precision setting and the controls are really easy to use. I have some dexterity issues because of arthritis, but setting this up was an absolute breeze. I found it easy to hold, grip and turn.It’s supplied with a quality carry case which is comfortable and I’m confident that the tripod is robust enough to use with expensive an camera. I’d be unwilling to trust a cheap tripod to support a pricey camera. I only use a tripod to take static photos; I don’t take video footage, so I’ve no idea whether this tripod is good for that particular task. I like it and it looks like it’ll last years. Very happy.

Not sure which superlatives to start with…
Amazing seems to sum it up quite well.
Light weight, sturdy, nice (K&F Concepts) orange accents going on.
Doubles as a mono-pod, easily.
Unbelievably smooth ball-head action but when tightened, it’s solid.

Niggle, if there is one… the user instructions are pretty hopeless. However, if you need instructions to operate a tripod then maybe you should buy a cheaper one. That said, 10 mins of playing around with it and you’ll have it sorted and be transforming it from tripod to mono-pod quite deftly.

Overall - amazing (I’ve said it again, because it for the money, it is)

Nice design. Compact but a bit wobbly when extended to full height. Have now bought 2.

Perfecto ... Being 6'8" in height its ideal no backbreaking stupid tripods. This does it all, folds away nicely. And has a handy sling carrier bag.

Well worth the money!s

Yeah well nice man, especially if you have a Sony a7 goes with the orange around the lens