I took a closer look at the travel tripod over the past few days and would now like to describe my impressions. Overall, the tripod was able to score with me, although there are slight deductions in the B-score.==== Scope of delivery ====To be honest, there isn't that much to tell about the scope of delivery. Included are:- Travel tripod- Transport bag (incl. shoulder strap)- Operating instructions- Allen key Everything is delivered in a clear box, but that is of course only a minor matter with a tripod. ==== Look & feel ==== The tripod is colored in one timeless black with smaller red elements. I really like this combination, but it's also nothing unusual. The tripod is not too light and feels good in the hand. For the money, the buyer does not get rickety cheap goods. However, there were some areas with small scratches, which is why there are deductions in the B grade. However, this did not affect the functionality. The legs can be easily adjusted. All work processes are easy to handle. Except for the minor quirks, it has a great look and feel!==== Functionality ====The tripod can be extended up to a size of approx. 1.54 meters. There is also a hook at the lower end to which weights can be attached. This should provide more stability. Since I don't necessarily extend the tripod completely, I didn't need any additional weight. The head element, including the ball head, works very smoothly and smoothly. With a steady hand, smaller camera pans should perhaps be possible, if these are desired. This flexibility is enhanced by the fact that the pole can be rotated 90° at the top. This means that side shots or recordings very close to the ground are possible. In addition, the tripod can be converted into a monopod. When it comes to my hands, however, I prefer to rely on three legs