This tripod convinced us with its lightness, really very light, it is ideal for those who plan a lot of trips and want to take this tripod with them everywhere, its super compact size makes it the best friend of bags, backpacks and hand luggage. Excellent folding handle that allows a comfortable grip for short trips without having to store the tripod and thus always have it ready for use and without always having to fight your legs to find a comfortable grip. This tripod makes readiness one of its key features, as the clip-release legs, which we prefer to screw-on legs, makes it very quick to set up, from closed and stowed in the backpack to fully open with the machine in position in less than 30 seconds, you will never miss a moment again.

Very quick delivery. I was surprised. What I really liked is the good tripod height and the relatively stable stand. The fact that you can pull out the middle part and use it as a monopod is really great. The individual segments are fixed by twisting. The fact that you can attach a weight to the tripod hook really pays off in strong winds. The tripod stays in place even at higher wind speeds and does not tend to tip over. The holder for a smartphone will serve me well. Excellent! The bubble level makes it easier to straighten the tripod (the bubble level isn't particularly accurate though). The included carrying pouch is a nice touch. That way you have everything nicely together. What I don't like: the tripod head wobbled a lot at first. After some back and forth, I found out that you can screw the tripod head tight by twisting it against the middle part. Now the seat is wobble-free as it should be! The storage is not very smooth. The brake for the yx axis of the tripod has to be set somewhat roughly. A smooth and jerk-free pan horizontally and vertically is not easy to carry out. Conclusion: ...all in all, the tripod is exactly what I need. Not too heavy, sufficiently stable for SLR cameras, well equipped, light and inexpensive. You can see that everything is there, but the materials are not comparable to a tripod that costs several hundred euros. For people with my requirements (light, rarely used, only I work with this tripod, I take care of it and treat it carefully,

Today I would like to report on the K&F Concept tripod. When making the purchase decision, it was important to me to be able to photograph at eye level and to have a portable tripod. The tripod can be extended up to a height of 177 cm. And therefore perfect for my project.Packaging: The tripod comes in a transport bag with a strap. This is adjustable in size and can therefore be individually adapted to your own body shape. The first impression was great. The tripod does not have much play in the transport backpack. Here 2cm more would not have been so bad. So it is always a bit of work to get the tripod in well. But I usually carry it loosely on my backpack anyway and the transport bag is only interesting for me for storing the tripod. Processing: I was totally enthusiastic here. For the small budget I get a tripod made of aluminum that makes a very high-quality impression. Everything fits, nothing wobbles. The clamps are made of "high quality" plastic. The weight of 1.72 kg is also ideal for traveling and hiking. Therefore a good companion for me as a woman.More: The legs are 4-way adjustable. Here I open a clamp and the leg extends to the next level. I can also stop it halfway and fix it before the next clamp. That's great. The integrated spirit level also shows me directly whether the tripod is level. I didn't expect that for the small budget, but I think it's very good. A carrying holder is also attached. This sometimes slides very high. But it has been tested and is rock solid. So I can also easily change the tripod. The camera is bombproof. Important: Please do not screw the camera directly onto the standing tripod, but remove the quick-release plate (with a click) and screw the quick-release plate onto the camera. It's much easier. The small nub on the quick-release plate then also moves back. The other reviewers didn't understand the handling in my eyes. There is no faulty production here. When the camera is in place, I can easily adjust the tripod at the front, and the height can also be easily varied with a tripod. The inclination can also be adjusted with the handle. Nothing wobbles, it sits. For pictures in portrait format you only have to operate a handle and the quick-release plate with system can be tilted. You can also hang a weight on the center column, this has not been necessary on my tours so far. But it also looks stable. I particularly liked the foot ends, they can be tilted. Great for working on rocky ground and still having a straight tripod. Conclusion: All in all, highly recommended. The tripod is unbeatable for the price in my opinion. Stable, works. Small disadvantage: Only mediocre suitable for the beach. But I think that affects some tripods. The sand then smears the frame and unsightly scratches occur. Small disadvantage: only moderately suitable for the beach. But I think that affects some tripods. The sand then smears the frame and unsightly scratches occur. Small disadvantage: only moderately suitable for the beach. But I think that affects some tripods. The sand then smears the frame and unsightly scratches occur.

Ordered, delivered quickly, makes a very good impression, as described, works very well!

The parts all move smoothly and are of high quality material, very durable. It's easy to set up and has a nice carrying case for travel. It is stable without being heavy which is very convenient. The clamps for extending the legs work perfectly, they are easy and quick to use yet they clamp down very securely. The price is very competitive for the quality of this tripod!

Without the ball head I would give 5 stars. It doesn't lock down well with a spotting scope or a heavy lens and camera body on it. I ended up buying a Neewer pan/tilt head which luckily fits the K&F tripod nicely. Other than that, it's a decent device. Just keep in mind that it's a travel tripod and won't give you a solid mount that's impervious to wind or manual adjustments. For that, I continue to search for that elusive, affordable tripod.

Love everything about the tripod. Exactly as described. A little heavier than I thought. The application requires some practice, but is still highly recommended.

I wanted a quality tripod for long exposures and am very happy with it. I left it on the shore while the tide came in and the water didn't shake it, and the photos turned out beautifully. I've also used it for product photography and can get a nice angle.

It's quick and easy to set up and store away

I've had several tripods in my life, but none have been as quiet as the K&F Concepts 78-inch 360-degree ball head tripod. After reading the attached documentation (1 small piece of paper), I went to YouTube and watched some videos on the tripod. Ken Franks website was also very informative.
So far I have found no "disadvantages" s.Tripod. I took photos in every position imaginable, even tried hanging the camera upside down and got some great close-ups of ants, bugs, spiders and yes even grass.
Life in the south at this particular time depends on the weather. I can't wait to get out there and do some landscapes and see the results.
If you are looking for a tripod for your camera that is great quality without breaking the bank I would highly recommend this tripod. I have the 78" version as I'm 6ft 3" tall.
Ken has other styles and sizes. Look at her. You won't go wrong!

Easy handling and stability.