Excellent tripod for an excellent price. Good 360 degree rotation and a cinch to get up and running. Clips are also added to the legs to stop it springing open. It’s really nicely finished and with its weight feels like quality and it would need some force to knock over. The bag you get is well stitched, has an inside pocket for storage as well as a double zip opening on front. Is also has an attached carrying strap and comes with a shoulder strap. Inside the bag is a detachable handle for the tripod that can be used in the left or right hand.Worthy 5 stars

In addition to a large and quite heavy tripod that I use in the studio and for tabletops, I needed one for when I'm on the go that doesn't weigh me down unnecessarily. After having two other travel tripods from Amazon, both of which I sent back because they were too big and too heavy at more than 1.5 kg, I finally have a real travel tripod. The pack size and weight are just right for when I'm on the go and it's still stable enough. It has the functions I need and is quick to set up. With the accompanying (stylish) carrying bag, it's great to take with me on my bike rides and hikes. There's just one thing I don't like - and not just with this tripod - why is the strap on the bag so short and therefore impractical? I'd like to carry it diagonally over my shoulder. I'm 1.83 m tall and I can just about fit it under my armpit. Unfortunately, the strap is also firmly attached so it can't be replaced. But that doesn't detract from the tripod itself and so I'm giving it 5 stars anyway.

Well built, no cheap materials, a little heavy because of that, comes with a bag + shoulder strap. You get a tripod with a short boom arm (better than nothing), and it transforms into a monopod. Great quality. I cannot be happier. It’s a little expensive compare to other tripods available, which I tried before getting this one, as I realized how wobbly and weak those cheaper versions were. If you cannot afford dropping your photo/video equipment on the ground - you should get this tripod.

PROS
-I like that it’s a camera bag that doesn’t _look_ like a camera bag
-main compartment is opened from the back (shoulder strap side). I prefer this in my camera bags, it means I don’t have to put the bag strap-side down to open it (risking dirt/mud on my back)
-nice fabric
-internal dividers have a semi-rigid construction, which I like (vs. the very typical heavily-padded bag divider)

I would say this is the nicest tripod I currently own (and also the most expensive). I am more of a hobbyist than a professional.

This comes in a nicely padded carrying bag. The bag has large metal zippers and a nylon zipper. It open wide to make removal or replacement of the tripod easy. There are no interior or exterior pockets. There is also an adjustable strap so you can carry over your shoulder.
The included instruction manual is pretty basic. There is also an included hex key. I would say if you want to keep this with the tripod you can use some Velcro ties to strap to one of the legs.

I like the height of the monopod at full extension. When I place the ball head on top of this & then my camera, I don't need to bend over at all (I am about 6'2"). If I don't use the head then I need to just slightly bend over when using the view finder. There is also a padded grip in this leg. You can also use this as a hiking stick.

The legs have a few angles of adjustment. The bottom rubber feet are removable. This does not come with different feet so if you want spikes for example for use in dirt / sand you will need to purchase those as none are included. At full height this will tower over a crowd. There is also a hook where you can hang your backpack or weights to help keep this more stable. You can unscrew this so you can then reverse the center shaft to use as a low or macro tripod.

The head is dampened so when rotating you can get a smooth effect if shooting video. You need to be a little careful as the head can unscrew when rotating if you don't have the lock screw loose. This is also my first tripod where you can bring the arm over to shoot off to the side of the tripod. This is really nice being able to stand next to the tripod instead of behind it in some instances.

There is a bubble level on the top of the head. The camera mount does not use the snap quick release which in nice as it does not wiggle & feels more secure when you have the knob tightened. You can purchase additional shoes for this tripod.

I don't find this tripod to be too heavy for my use & do find it to be very versatile & am so far very happy with this tripod.

K&F Concept Camera Tripod K234A7 + BH-28L + Extension Arm Kits I only uploaded 1 of the 2 videos and preferred the second one in which I explain how and where to put the different parts as the manufacturer includes a slim guide as on the photo shown. Assemble the pieces by looking at the various presentation photos, it would be 4 stars for this particular one but the tripod is worth the 5 stars. The supplied short pole is 30cm long, while the closed stand reaches 50cm. How I use the tripod is very easy to use and see the various reviews for more measurements and opinions on how well it works. I'm just saying that I use it with Tamron 150/600 G2 on Nikon D7200 and Celestron Ultima 80 spotting scope both on the included head ball and gimbal to replace it but only on a smooth tripod without the extension pole which I haven't tried. Relatively light excellent transport bag with reflective insert and shoulder strap with padded shoulder strap. The head is fitted with an all-mount attachment and is of the Arca-Swiss compatible type.

A surprisingly good tripod for the price. It has many features you'd normally only find on more expensive tripods, like a weighted hook and an easy-to-turn base under the spherical head to make panning shots easier and more level. The tripod has a good weight, but it's not too heavy. It's perfect for an amateur photographer, especially as it comes with a high-quality case. Even the suitcase has a few different transport options. There's a two-piece strap that connects to keep the bag closed, and there's also a shoulder strap that can be easily removed. For added stability, there is a hook at the bottom of the main bar that extends when weight is attached to it. If you want to take pictures outside, you can just bring a bag, load it up with some rocks when you get to your spot and add 20 to 30 pounds to your tripod like that. Anyone who has ever used a lightweight tripod knows how frustrating it can be in windy conditions, and a little extra weight in the right place can go a long way.

Excellent tripod for this price. It easily converts to a monopod. The carrying bag with shoulder strap is a plus.