This company put a lot of thought and engineering into this. It's versatile to say the least.I purchased this for my astronomy binoculars, and for nature observing. I needed a tripod with stability and adaptability in one product. This is it. Your able to position your camera or binoculars into any position you need with ease. The detachable mono leg is a great feature. If you just want to use it as a mono support, and without having to carry around the entire tripod, it's very simple to do.I'm very impressed with the construction, look and versatility of this tripod. I will be purchasing more K&F concept products.

This tripod is awesome!
It's super versatile for whatever you need to do. One of the legs can turn into a camera stick. You can also pull the top pole piece out and mount it in different positions to get shots that a normal tripod doesn't do. I use it for stop motion and can get close shots I couldn't before.
But if you are looking at this you probably already know all that... what you need to know it is that it is well made and stable and lightweight. Highly recommend!

Appreciated that even with international shipping disruptions, the tripod was delivered before the estimated date of delivery at a reasonable cost.

It's a good, solid budget tripod that will allow me to easily do tp down shots of my workspace using a lightweight camea such as the Sony ZV-1/ZV-E10 combo or with sensible lens combo, the Canon SL2/SL3 at a pinch. The horizonal arm length could be another 6-12"/15-30cm longer ideally and a counterbalance weight option would be nice. But at the price it's an excellent starting point.

Brreakdown and transport is a breeze, this tripod is extremely compact and while it's not CF, it is easily protable especially with the included carry bag.

I will be using this primarily for indoor video and photography so it's more than sturdy enough for the lightweight cameras and lenses I use. Recommended

This is a step up from the many cheaper quick release plates on Amazon. It is beautifully constructed with moulded safety catches to prevent the plate from sliding off an arca swiss style quick release clamp.

I have it permanently fixed to a heavy 300mm zoom lens and bought it for use with a K&F ball head but have found that it fits all of my other arca swiss clamps too. The only one it doesn’t accommodate is a Sirui clamp which has no recessed grooves for safety catches. I would avoid buying the Sirui clamp altogether and kit yourself out with this style of plate and clamp combination because it is much more versatile, is cheaper, and in this case, just as well constructed.

I've included two photos showing the quick release plate and a K&F ball head. Just look at the build quality.

A fantastic product.

I love this tripod. It will provide everything that possibly needs to be done with a tripod. The horizontal bar adapts to all types of photography styles. I recommend buying this tripod.

I am really happy with the build and functions of this tripod, the ability to use it in pretty much any directional situation, even as a rail type system is great! I think the price was fair for the feature set included and everything runs smoothly.

Needed to get something more serious for photo and video use. This thing is versatile with a bunch of configuration options. It's well made and solid.

Excellent value for money. Better than a higher priced bigger brand I had. I have only used it indoors but got on with it fine. It comes with three legs and a bracket. Much better than those two legged tripods

Received this tripod as a Christmas gift and have to say it was a very well received gift at that. The quality and abilities of this tripod are outstanding. I love that it can be used in so many different angles and styles of photos from macro (without the strain of kneeling down etc.) to that perfect landscape and lightpainting portraits to simple 'on the fly' shots using the mono pod. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a sturdy, easy to carry and use, tripod.

This is the most adaptable tripod I have ever seen.
First of all, it is extremely tall. I'm 6'3", and when it's fully extended I can't reach the camera button to take a picture. If I wanted to take a picture with a crane with whatever I had handy , that's what I would use I could actually I use the remote I bought with my camera years ago

The monopod option seems a bit fancy but if I had just enough room to carry one (pod?) be both.

It has a 90 degree joint so I can get those top to bottom product shots, and it even comes with a ball joint mount so I don't have to tie my own head. Speaking of the ball mount, it has very smooth movement, so if I wanted to (and you have stable enough hands) I could use it as a stable axis for panning and tilting shots.

On top of all that, the legs are set wide apart, so not only can I get extremely high shots, but I can also use it as a very low tripod that keeps the camera inches off the ground. With the 90 degree angled arm, I can even hold the camera sideways and rotate it around.

The legs spread quite well. I've used legs with a softer action, but they're not bad.

It is lightweight and with the bag it is easy to carry.

It only remains to talk about the solidity. I would call it mostly rugged. I would trust it to hold my camera, but in windy weather there will be movement in the shot. I can feel a little squirming, and there's more with her fully extended. If I was using it for long exposure photography, I would throw sandbags on the hook.

Overall a great tripod for anyone looking for an all in one solution.

Highly recommended.