I had the opportunity to try this stand next to its predecessor the KF-TM2235, and immediately appreciate its improved stability, thanks to the increased sections of the tubes that make up the legs. Obviously, however, having increased the diameter, consequently also the weight increases, for this reason plastic inserts have been inserted to contain the overall weight. Plastic parts which, on the other hand, do not give the same feeling of strength compared to the previous version. This also gains the ability to transform into a monopod, I didn't need to use it in this mode but without a shadow of a doubt it can be useful especially when using heavy telephoto lenses.

Basically it's a good travel tripod, worth the money it costs.

I want to start off by say I didn’t elect to keep this bipod only because it was on the heavy side for hunting. In the description it states the weight as 3.14lbs. I weighed it and it was 4.17. Having said that the height, functionality, engineering, and controls were awesome. For a tall photographer that doesn’t have to move a bunch in my opinion this is the tripod for you. If you’re a hunter who’d rather have strength over weight then this too is for you. For being an aluminum tripod it actually it quite lite. I elected to get the 64” version to save a pound or so because I liked it that much.

This set up gives some great options for run and gun photography..

originally bought another adapter to attach a cannon lens to my Samsung camera but it didn't fit. So I tried this one and it fits perfectly and snaps in place easily. It's not electronically powered, so you'll have to shoot manually, which isn't a problem once you're used to it. This is great for being able to expand the lenses for Samsung cameras as they are limited in choices and sometimes a lot more expensive than looking for a used gun lens. I have not used this item extensively as the gun lens I bought is an old 300mm lens and I currently prefer a different lens. Hopefully in the future I can find a gun lens I like and be able to use this adapter again.

This product would be fantastic for small children or anyone who is just getting in to metal detecting. Unlike the full stand-up versions, this detector needs to be within 1 foot of metal in order for it to detect anything. I burried several objects of different sizes at different depths to test it out. A penny directly under the surface of the dirt, measuring tape 6" under the dirt, a metal staple gun a foot under the dirt, and a handful of coins 1.5 feet under the dirt. I noticed it never detected the handfuls of coins and only detected the other items if I moved slow enough over them.
I thought maybe the coins were too small so I buried the staple gun 1.5 feet under the dirt and it still did not detect it. Videos that you see of people on the beach sweeping back and forth will not work with this product. You must go very slowly. Otherwise it won't detect anything. The flashlight that comes with it is very bright and works great. I will be taking this out to Riverbank in the spring to try it out underwater. Right now we already have snow on the ground so I'll have to wait a bit.

The stand is very useful,

Have tested the tripod a bit now and am very fond of it, you are very versatile and you can really extend from the ground to very high and stand well. I have tested other ball heads in the local market and none were as smooth in this price range.

This is a great hand sized trail camera that you can also mount on a tripod or attach to a stand or tree using the straps included. It's light weight, waterproof, and the camera picks up good quality for night vision. So far we used it around our house and yard but we are going to the trail soon and I'll add even more pictures in the future. Enjoy!