This tripod is incredibly lightweight so it is great for bringing along. However, the light weight doesn't translate to wimpy. It is sturdy and feels solid.For how small and compact it is, it also extends a LOT. No problem with getting eye level shots for people who are 6'2" or below. That's incredible for such a small, light tripod.The center column comes out easily to use as a selfie stick and it works great. The only thing missing is a bluetooth button to trigger the camera when used as a selfie. That would have made this even better.

This K&F Concept selfie stick is very nice. It is made of aluminum and is very light. There are six extension pieces which gives you a lot of options on how long you want the stick to be. The tension between sections is high so I don't expect there to be any slippage in use. You also get an adapter to mount a GoPro or similar item. With my Insta360 X3, the stick was invisible in 360 images. There's a female 1/4" receptacle on the bottom to add a tripod and a male version on the top for the Insta360. I got this for my GoPro as I already have the Insta version but have no issue with using this as a backup or replacement. Very nice product.

The tripod is very light and has a fairly small pack size. That makes it my vacation tripod. I haven't seen anything better for this purpose for the price.

Now I also have it with me on my mountain tours.

The ring is very well made. Used with Fuji XT-10+ M39 Canon lenses. Shooting without a lens must be enabled in the settings. The initial ratio of the lenses is distorted. Will be very interesting for landscape or still portraits. Infinity Focus seems to be working! You can see two photos taken with it! All you have to do is experiment :)

Great adapter ring. Purchased to adapt CANON EF series lenses to Fuji XS-10 camera. They work great. Warning to potential buyers. To use the adapter, you must set the camera to "Shoot without lens" in the menu, otherwise the shutter will not activate

We lost a wedding ring in the backyard and bought this to find if. Within 10 minutes we found it. It’s light weight so easy for kids(11 year old) to use. We also purchased a pin-pointer which helped narrow down where the ring was.

Bought this tripod as a travel tripod because of its light weight and small pack size. I've tested a Canon 70D and an EOS RP, each with a 100mm lens, on this tripod, and I'm surprised at how stable it is. Now I put my small Manfrotto travel tripod away and only use the K&F, because it can be folded smaller and is more stable with almost the same weight.

Age and infirmities have ended my ability to traipse around with Nikons slung around my neck and a heavy field tripod in hand. That just isn’t going to happen anymore. Now I shoot mirrorless, action cameras and smartphone. Some of those have internal stabilization that obviates the need for a tripod and I also have gimbals. Still, there are occasions where a tripod is very useful. This is practically ideal for my individual circumstances. It is light: barely over 2 pounds. What a miracle! It is only 14 inches long when collapsed. It will fit in my luggage or pack. Comes with a nicely done carrying case as well. Tripod extends to 61 inches, though I wouldn’t go too far away from it when fully extended. Even with a light camera, there’s a chance a breeze could take it over. The central column is unique in that it has two sections. The column can be reversed for ground level shooting. The legs snap to two angles. I would have preferred three for greater flexibility, but it’s not a deal breaker. There’s a small Swiss Acra style mounting plate. The head also has a circular ball level. The ball head is usable, but not out-of-this-world terrific. The legs are twist-lock. I would prefer snaps, but that would probably have made the tripod less svelte and packable. For a guy like me, old and infirm, who shoots with small, lightweight cameras, the K&F Concept 61 is just plain terrific, well within my limitations when it comes to setup, deployment and handling. It’s so light and small that I don’t have to think twice about taking it. Just throw it in the pack. It’s there when I need it. Gotta love that carbon fibre!Jerry