Really pleased with this tripod! It's sturdy and solid, and allows for a tremendous amount of camera positions. Love it!

I bought this for my husband and so far he loves it. Its lightweight and very easy to use when shooting pics.

Amazing tripod, very sturdy, great price!

Love it. Using it for my backup tripod. Brought it to the beach the other day while taking long exposure and it was pretty stable even on sand. Easy and quick to set up as well

 After using heavier tripods all my life, I have finally given in to this portable tripod that is of high quality. Before this, my lightest tripod was still 4 pounds, you had all kinds of fancy features like mono pod legs and heavy duty ball head but all of that is really unnecessary one I want to walk into the nature with a small tripod. This tripod is under 2 pounds and that is the most important thing for me, because when carrying this, it almost feel like I'm not carrying it. It extends up very high, but I don't suggest going that high. Let's try by is designed to have a medium height while still being able to do everything a larger tripod is able to do. For something like 30 minute exposures, I will make sure to wave the tripod down with my camera bag otherwise there might still be shakes because this after all it is a lightweight tripod.When it comes to compatibility, the tripod uses Arca Swiss plate that's available everywhere. So popular, even camera cases house that built in, and in the longer feels proprietary and I don't feel like I am locked into a system like manfrotto or slik makes you feel.I made a video talking about this tripod that I have attached here. If you're looking for a lightweight tripod that does everything the bigger tripod does this is the one you should get.

Ordered a birthday gift for a family member. Its well made, lightweight and compact. Holds the camera well and for as best we can tell is sturdy.

The Camera Tripod, K and F Concept Aluminum Tripod was a gift. The recipient was really satisfied with the tripod and has already been using it.

What a great deal on this tripod.

Excellent tripod!Originally used the MeFoto tripod. Though slightly more compact, I found it a little heavier (the carbon fiber is more than twice as expensive than the K&F Concept) but what killed me was the legs on the MeFoto.On the Concept you have a secure lever snap release. Fast and easy, but mostly SECURE. The MeFoto uses the screw collar adjustment that if you do not tighten them properly - which at times I thought I had, but did not - the leg may collapse and your camera may lose balance and topple. Three times this happened to me and every time I was lucky to catch my Nikon D500 before it hit the floor. A friend had this one, so I borrowed it and enjoyed it so much more that I bought it.There are some weaknesses though.As mentioned before it is slightly longer - yet slightly lighter than the MeFoto. So that I will consider a wash. The materials used are not as solidly built as the MeFoto, the ball head especially was not as smooth either.Surprisingly, like the MeFoto, it has one leg with a sponge grip. But whereas with the MeFoto that denotes that leg as the one that can detach and become a monopod. Haven't been able to see from inspection or through the one page manual where that is even an option on the Concept. Which is odd, but not a deal breaker for me, but still odd. Why have just one leg with a sponge grip around it?But for the price it was still half what the MeFoto was. Unless you buy a better head, but still far cheaper overall.

I purchased this tripod for a friend and he is very happy with it. I have also had a couple chances to use it for self-portraits and long exposure shots.Pros:- Sturdy build- Easy to use- Light-Weight- Fairly pricedCons:- The spinny part near the top that is used to turn the camera often causes the head to come unscrewed and it gets a bit annoyingOverall I'd probably buy this product again.