This is a lightweight tripod that folds into a really small rod once you close all the legs. I think it's PERFECT for travel, especially if you're backpacking, shooting on-location, or doing site-specific landscape photography. The metal is surprisingly sturdy on the body and should be able to hold the weight of my canon 5d mk 4 pretty well, so long as no one or wind tips it over! I recommend this for anyone on a budget!

I tried this 60" carbon fiber tripod mainly for two reasons: I had tried and been happy with other K&F Concept products and I wanted a new hiking/backpacking tripod. I was a bit hesitant to start since these are priced competitively compared to other name-brand tripods I've had in the past so I wondered about value. But I have to say that I am totally pleased-even thrilled- with this purchase!
The K&F is obviously a very good product; well built with quality material, tight tolerances and attractively designed and finished. From the functioning of the head down to the operation of the legs, it simply works well...VERY well. While I got this to throw on a backpack for the occasional hike and landscape shoot, with the stability and strength of this "little" tripod, I have used it for studio work as well. Even the included bag is well made and just right.
K&F Concept is definitely more than ready and able to compete with the better known big boys and-in my book-it will win.
I've been doing personal and professional photography for a few decades. K&F Concept is my new go-to brand for the products they offer.

Use this as a webcam tripod for my DSLR. The minimum height might be a bit high, but it allows you to reverse the orientation of the mount and have a more grounded viewing angle

I love these style of panels! Perfect for backpacking and charging small electronics or power banks. This type of panel construction seems super durable and strong.

Lightweight and works good to charge my phone and headlamp on backpacking trips.

Use this as a webcam tripod for my DSLR. Minimum height may be a bit tall but it does allow you to flip the mount orientation and have a more grounded vantage point

This is a fantastic lightweight tripod with a fluid top too! I use it for backpacking with light to medium cameras. Very reasonable price too. Buy it!

I like having portable solar panels, for travel and for emergency use. In addition to charging the various household digital devices, this panel is great for my USB-powered battery chargers. What's nice about this one is it's a lot more powerful that the other panels I have. That comes at a cost, which I'll get into shortly.

The panel is advertised at 30W. I don't have the equipment to verify that, but I will say that it's a lot more powerful than my other panels that have lesser ratings. It made fast work of four rechargeable batteries. Construction appears to be sufficiently tough. The panels are thin and sealed. I wouldn't use this in the rain (probably wouldn't work to well anyway with no sunshine) but if it got wet briefly I wouldn't worry about it.

Due to its size and the way it's constructed, it's a little harder to open up and prop up. You can do it, but it takes some more effort. The charger has loops at each corner for hanging, and two clips are included for that purpose. Also, because it has a higher power rating it has to have more panels, and that means more weight. This isn't ultra-heavy, but it's probably not something I'd take backpacking. Car camping, sure.

There's only one USB port for charging, which is a bummer. My other panels have two ports.