Many of the other tripods I've used with my dslr tend to flex a bit while snapping the shutter, this thing is rock solid. I only gave it 4 stars for the weight as it is sortta heavy, but the weight definitely adds to the stability of this thing. There's a video review of an owner struggling with removing the monopod leg from the tripod. In my case this was a very smooth process. I'm guessing he has a burr on one of the threads. I really love the adjustability and feel of this tripod and would 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a great modular stand without breaking the bank.

The tripod works well but falls far short of the quality of other tripods. Even for the price, which seems low, its quality could be a little better. Good to have as a travel tripod or in conditions where its poor quality is not a problem, or as a secondary tripod when you have 2 cameras.

I ordered this tripod as I needed a lightweight, compact, sturdy travel tripod for my trip.
I read many reviews from several travel tripods and settled on this one.

I am so glad I did as this tripod is perfect, it’s so lightweight, compact and hardly noticeable when carrying for a full day.
It comes with its own bag included within the price. Some other tripods you have to pay additional price for the bag.
It folds down to such a small size and the weight is very light.
The tripod is sturdy enough to hold my Canon 5div and a 24-70 f2.8 lens.
The legs can be adjusted so it gets low to the ground for when I’m taking landscape photos.
The head of the tripod the middle section pivots so it can be angled over railings so you don’t miss that shot or get any unnecessary objects in the way.

My trip involved lots of walking up mountains, some very uneven terrain and some less than ideal conditions. Such as rain and wind, the tripod managed perfectly and that is why I’m giving it a 5 star review.
Just ensure when in heavy wind the tripod is setup correctly before attaching your camera.

Attached are some photos from a recent outing for sunset.

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I've had all the DSLR cameras, but I wanted a CPL for my bridge camera. Initially, I bought a cheap one because I didn't know how much I would use it, especially for landscapes. However, the camera is so light and versatile that I find I now use the DSLR very little. So I've been looking for improved filters for the bridge. The CPL is of course the most important, so I tried that right off the bat, and I was not disappointed. Yes, I could spend a fortune on really good filters, but for an enthusiastic hobbyist in advanced years, this will do just fine. I've been using it for a few weeks and have been very pleasantly surprised with the results. Very good value for money.

This K&F DSLR hand strap is a great fit for a lighter DSLR, mirrorless SLR or P&S if you want to travel light. The quality of the strap is decent, as is the clip. The strap also looks good and doesn't look cheap. The current price of $40-10 = $30.00 CAD is pretty good and cheaper than some other brands.

I was looking for a large backpack to take all of my camera and go pro gear - it has more than enough room for me to take a DSLR, 3 lenses, and 4 action cameras,along with accessories, room for tripod, gorilla pod, laptop, Ipad, small drone, etc... It does get heavy if you load up every compartment, but I never have to worry about leaving something at home. Haven't had any issues with it yet.

as a photographer, i do not like straps on my DSLR cameras, nor around my neck, but this strap is great. comfortable and perfect to keep the controller safe.

The past few years I have had the fortunate opportunity to be able to try out many different types of camera equipment. I find that there are three big categories: heavy-duty, standard use, and travel. This tripod from K&F Concept is definitely designed to be in that third group. I have a couple of travel tripods that do a fantastic job of holding my full-frame Canon 5D Mark IV with a 70-200mm lens attached. I said that to mention that sometimes the smaller, lighter-weight tripods get the job done so you don’t have to haul around the heavier standard size mounts. K&F Concept did a nice job with the design of this tripod. It’s very lightweight at only 3.17 pounds, which is comparable to my travel-sized Manfrotto tripod.

This tripod has an impressive total height to it of 78 inches, which should be enough for any photograph you need to capture. I am shooting a wedding in a couple of weeks and I have the idea of shooting above the audience from the back of the venue. At 78 inches, this tripod provides the necessary height to be able to achieve that ‘over-head’ shot I’m looking for. The ball head moves easily enough, but the numbers on the bottom dial are faded and printed in a very light color. It’s hard to read -- even in studio lighting. I personally think that those numbers should be printed in a brighter, more vibrant color -- maybe even neon.

The legs extend easily, but the quick-release flip-locks have very sharp edges. I went to unlock one of the legs and the edge of the lock clipped my finger and I started bleeding. I was surprised to find such a sharp edge on a finished product like this. Another issue I found was with the center column. It seemed as though no matter how much I tightened it, I could still push the column down. I was only pushing down with as much force as a camera load would provide.

I really like that the feet had spikes on them. This provides a lot of added traction especially out in nature. It’s not something you see on every tripod and it was a welcome surprise with this design.