Finally got tired of my cheap tripod and decided to try out this sturdy looking tripod.PROS-Height: I'm impressed with how high this can go (over my head), and how low it can as well (inches off the ground for macro shots).-Legs: legs are thick, durable and twist tightening with rubber grip. I'm tough on my tripods and it's a nice change to have some twist-lock, thick, durable legs.-Weight: it's lightweight but not too light.-Not wobbly: with the camera mounted, the DSLR sits firm in place. Can pan easily with the tripod head without any wobble in the frame.-Carrying bag: Quality made bag.CONS-No warranty information stated in the box or on the website. I've contacted the seller for warranty information.Overall: I'm impressed with how well built this is. Can definitely tell that it's build to last.

Very good tripod for the money. Versatile for all kinds of uses, including upside down for macro photography. I took this into my macro class and the instructor was impressed and considers it a great buy. I am giving it 4 stars because the smallest of the legs might be a little flimsy for really heavy lenses.

K&F Concept Tripod Camera Professional Portable Aluminum Alloy Travel Tripod Monopod with 360 Degree Ball Head + 12KG Load Capacity + 4 Sections with Quick Release Plate for Video Digital Cameras Camcorders Black 64" TM2534On opening the box, the first thing you see is the carry case, this isn't some flimsy nylon bag with a draw string, it's a quality piece of luggage. Made from heavy duty Cordura type material with stitched seams, padded for extra protection, double zipped and with what seems to be a waterproof lining, there are two attachment points for a shoulder strap ( which is included ) and two carry straps that fasten together with a Velcro handle.Open the case and take out a superb piece of kit, the two tone black and gold tripod looks stunning and expensive and is very well made. The instruction leaflet leaves a lot to be desired but the operation of the tripod is very intuitive and the instructions aren't really needed. Each leg has a locking ratchet feature that allows the legs to be locked in three different positions, and folded back on themselves reducing the size of the tripod for easy storage and travel. The four sections of each leg have a simple to use locking ring that simply twists to lock and unlock. One of the legs unscrews to become a mono-pod. The central column is removable and reversible for macro photography, again a simple twist locking ring is used to secure the column.The ball head allows for full tilt and swivel, and a very smooth 360 degree pan, it also incorporates a small spirit level, however this gets covered up when the camera is in place, but it's not a problem to get the camera level by eye.This is a very well put together, sturdy piece of equipment, even fully extended to it's maximum height it provides a very stable platform. 10 out of 10 for quality, design and value for money, the best tripod I have ever bought and very recommendable.

So far so good. Used it a couple of time. Very light and sturdy

Purchased as a gift so I have not tried it out extensively. However it looks and feels robust and well made. Good value for money if it performs as well as it looks. Folding the legs completely over the head to reverse the column is clever, for a low down vantage point.

I've only had this tripod a few days but it seems like a really well made product. It's easy to figure out and comes in a nice carry bag. Some of the adjustment controls are a little on the basic side but it's to be expected given the price.My biggest gripe, although I can live with it, is that the quick release plate is not a 'click in' one. You have to place it in position and tighten a knob. Not really quick but still faster than having to screw the camera on. I couldn't find much info on this in the description and may have missed it in the reviews. This is my reason for giving it 4/5. Otherwise it's a great tripod for the price.

WOW, I really like this. This is a great deal.

Great tripod! Versatile and tough...

Honestly cant fault it.Using this tripod with a Nikon d5500 and mostly wide angle lens. Works really well and is good and sturdy.

Its a good tripod, very stable and strong and fits well on my canon t6i with 75-300 lens well.