I have a small carbon fibre tripod that I like to take on most trips, but wanted this for use at home, in town, and for trips to the mountains. There are several features I love about this tripod and it makes it unique even though I already own two other tripods.

First off, I am 6'5, so I love the fact that this tripod can be taken out far past my height. I plan to even use it for uniques shots from above since I can trigger my shutter with an app (I normally use a Sony A7RIII..a Canon 5D Mark III is in the photo).

Secondly, the monopod feature is awesome. You just unscrew a leg and where the pole with the head attaches and you screw them together. I have wanted a monopod that could handle some weight and this fills that need.

Thirdly, and the main reason I wanted it, is that it can be used for overhead shots (my attached photo has a quick example of how that works..sorry for the old iPhone pic quality). I review tech equipment on occasion for Youtube and this allows my iPhone or Canon to be used for overhead shots, while I use the Sony for front facing video on one of my less capable tripods.

I guess the only thing I don't know now is how well it will hold up, but I will update if I have any issues. I also want to note that my girlfriend liked the looks of it. I guess the orange parts of the tripod are attractive compared to the typical all black stylings of my other tripods.

All in all, this fills so many needs for my normal home use that my travel tripod can typically just stay in the case.

I got this to keep in my car for when I need a tripod in a pinch, even for my iPhone (it comes with a phone mount adapter). It's plenty sturdy even for a DSLR with a heavy lens. I think it will serve me well in the field.

have been looking for a tripod for my Canon. I saw an advertisement for the K&F Concept TM2515T1 Professional 67 inch Camera Tripod. I can use it so many different ways. I am so glad that I got this one!

Very versatile and lightweight, works well with Nikon/canon/ iPhone

I have a small carbon fibre tripod that I like to take on most trips, but wanted this for use at home, in town, and for trips to the mountains. There are several features I love about this tripod and it makes it unique even though I already own two other tripods.First off, I am 6'5, so I love the fact that this tripod can be taken out far past my height. I plan to even use it for uniques shots from above since I can trigger my shutter with an app (I normally use a Sony A7RIII..a Canon 5D Mark III is in the photo).Secondly, the monopod feature is awesome. You just unscrew a leg and where the pole with the head attaches and you screw them together. I have wanted a monopod that could handle some weight and this fills that need.Thirdly, and the main reason I wanted it, is that it can be used for overhead shots (my attached photo has a quick example of how that works..sorry for the old iPhone pic quality). I review tech equipment on occasion for Youtube and this allows my iPhone or Canon to be used for overhead shots, while I use the Sony for front facing video on one of my less capable tripods.I guess the only thing I don't know now is how well it will hold up, but I will update if I have any issues. I also want to note that my girlfriend liked the looks of it. I guess the orange parts of the tripod are attractive compared to the typical all black stylings of my other tripods.All in all, this fills so many needs for my normal home use that my travel tripod can typically just stay in the case.

Soo...I'll also give my feedback :) What can you say? I am more than thrilled with the backpack. The only disadvantage is that you don't get a 1.5l bottle, but I was able to solve it by not attaching the compartment dividers from right to left in the middle of the backpack as intended, but from left to bottom in a 90° curve, so I had space for a 1.5 liter water bottle, which makes the camera compartment quite small. However, I can still get in: -Canon 600d with kit lens -Canon 50mm f1.8 -Cleaning set for camera -DJI Osmo mobile 3 -Mobile phone clamp for tripod -2 additional batteries -2 SD cards Also in the top compartment: -1.5l water bottle ( through the 90° degree mod from the compartment divider) -tobacco tin, tobacco tamper, cigarette case -Bluetooth box from Anker -charger for Canon -3 charging cables -change of clothes (socks, underwear, T-shirt, probably a complete outfit without the cigarette crap) - Laptop glow sticks so you don't run over your tripod at night :D In the front compartment there are little things like: - Notebook (for creative ideas ;) ) - Flashlight - DJI Osmo mobile 3 stand - Launch cup and signal ball for blank shots (if... something happens in the mountains or something like that, ready for anything) Of course, the K&F Concept tripod KF-TM2324 comes with it on the side and so my outdoor camera backpack is ready for anything. It's also really comfortable to wear. Great work from K&F Concept. Thumbs up for that

My travel tripod. Stays in the car on all my photographic adventures. I love taking it for walks, the bag is awesome. Love it.

I have a small carbon fibre tripod that I like to take on most trips, but wanted this for use at home, in town, and for trips to the mountains. There are several features I love about this tripod and it makes it unique even though I already own two other tripods.First off, I am 6'5, so I love the fact that this tripod can be taken out far past my height. I plan to even use it for uniques shots from above since I can trigger my shutter with an app (I normally use a Sony A7RIII..a Canon 5D Mark III is in the photo).Secondly, the monopod feature is awesome. You just unscrew a leg and where the pole with the head attaches and you screw them together. I have wanted a monopod that could handle some weight and this fills that need.Thirdly, and the main reason I wanted it, is that it can be used for overhead shots (my attached photo has a quick example of how that works..sorry for the old iPhone pic quality). I review tech equipment on occasion for Youtube and this allows my iPhone or Canon to be used for overhead shots, while I use the Sony for front facing video on one of my less capable tripods.I guess the only thing I don't know now is how well it will hold up, but I will update if I have any issues. I also want to note that my girlfriend liked the looks of it. I guess the orange parts of the tripod are attractive compared to the typical all black stylings of my other tripods.All in all, this fills so many needs for my normal home use that my travel tripod can typically just stay in the case.