73" Aluminum Compact Camera Tripod, Portable Travel Tripod Compatible with iPhone, 22 lbs Capacity Arca Swiss Ball Head for DSLR Mirrorless, Laser Level, Hunting K&F CONCEPT

A very lightweight versatile tripod with case and mobile attachment for horizontal or vertical selfies or filming. The tripod tiers are easily lengthenen and clamped. The ball head has a quick release for a photo camera, action cam or the mobile bracket clamp. You can go low ground or up high with everything in between there is a hook under the center column to hand a bag or weight for added stability.

The build quality is above average and the entire tripod collapses down to fit into the soft carry bag.

Great value.

I love this K&F CONCEPT 73″ tripod. It’s lightweight yet extremely durable, and easy to adjust whether you’re shooting high angles or low to the ground. The build quality feels solid and stable even when extended all the way up, and it handles my gear confidently without wobbling.

The Arca-Swiss ball head is smooth and intuitive to use — makes composing shots quick and easy. I also appreciate that it’s compatible with my iPhone and DSLR, so I can switch between devices without hassle.

Whether I’m shooting landscapes, portraits, or just setting up for a stable video clip, this tripod always meets my needs. Highly recommend if you want a reliable travel or everyday tripod that doesn’t weigh you down!

I was looking for a portable, lightweight, but sturdy tripod for a small refractor telescope. I sometimes have to carry my gear some distance, so portability was a must, but a steady mount is imperative for a telescope. This tripod fits the task in both regards and has some features I really like. Most noticeable to me was the lack of a central spreader brace. Instead, each leg has a click lock at the hinge. It works very well. It's very solid and also allows you to make a very short, very wide table tripod. I don't miss the spreader at all, as the legs are very stiff and well-made. There is also no handle; just loosen the friction lock and adjust the ball mount as desired. The head moves very smoothly, and I like it. Removing the camera mounting plate requires undoing a thumbscrew, so it's not really a quick plate, but it's not bad. Overall, a very solid portable tripod.

I have bought a few items previously from K&F and found them to be very good quality but this is the first tripod I have received. Again, it is absolutely top notch.

As travel tripods go, it is a bit on the heavy side as it is aluminium and not carbon fibre. The ball head is tight to move which is preferable when you have a heavy lens and it can rotate and lock in any position you like. So for taking macro photographs around the garden at obscure angles, this works brilliantly.

The tripod itself becomes more stable once the legs are extended, I was asking a lot with the included photos as the weight of the lens was quite far forward. However, it did just fine. The legs themselves can be adjusted for angle as well as length which will allow you to fully support the camera on a variety of uneven surfaces.

The camera plate is a "universal" size which is perfect for me as I have several tripods I use depending on whether it is macro, landscape and astronomy (each tripod has a different head).

Quality wise and functionality this is brilliant and it is only the weight which to be fair is not an issue but drawing comparisons against existing carbon fibre tripods you do notice the difference. However, it works as expected and should last for years.

Asking price is fair and I do like the included extra for a mobile phone holder.

This is a keeper !

K&F are a great company that come up with well designed camera accessories.

This is a lightweight travel tripod. As it is lightweight, it won't do some things heavier tripods may do better, but it certainly gives it a go.

The construction is a mix of lightweight aluminium and plastic.

I would be happy to carry this on long walks. It doesn't collapse down to the lowest travel tripod I have owned, but it isn't the largest either.

As the head is a ball head, there are no bulky levers to add to the tripod dimensions.

I tested it with my Nikon Z6II, 24-70mm lens and the grip. This gave the tripod a good weight test, instead of simply using the phone option.

It holds the camera in place without the ballhead shifting.

The tripod plate is unfortunately made of plastic, and pretty cheap plastic too, but it is an Arca-Swiss design, so you can easily use your own metal version, so I won't knock a star off for that.

The tripod has adjustable legs so it can get low to the ground or allow you to get a steadier hold on uneven surfaces.

There is a hook to weigh the tripod down in windy conditions by adding a rucksack or weighted bag.

The tripod did well to hold my camera, even as it was at a weird angle and the legs purposely placed so the weight was not where the centre of balance would have been and it did not topple (thankfully).

The phone holder is quick and easy to use as well and a nice touch in today's digital age.

Under the weight of my camera the legs did bow a slight bit on the thinner sections, but nothing too much to worry about.

It collapses quickly and easily and goes in the easy to carry K&F tripod bag.

The price at the point of review is £55.00 I think it is a fair price, although I would prefer a metal tripod plate for this price. I probably wouldn't pay more than £55 though.

K&F have built a reputation for delivering genuinely high‑quality photographic gear without the premium‑brand markup, and this tripod is a perfect example of why they’re so well regarded. It’s sturdy, adaptable, and thoughtfully engineered — the sort of kit that feels far more expensive than it actually is.

This is a very high-quality tripod that feels well designed and properly engineered. The build quality is excellent, with a solid, reassuring feel once set up, and it remains very stable even when fully extended.

There is plenty of adjustment available, making it easy to fine-tune height, angle, and positioning. All movements are smooth, including the ball head and panning, which makes framing shots simple and precise rather than fiddly.

It is great that it comes with both a camera mount and a phone mount, giving it real flexibility for photography, video, and general content creation. Despite how sturdy it feels, it is still compact and practical to store or transport.

Overall, a very well-made tripod that feels premium, offers lots of flexibility, and performs exactly as you would hope. Excellent quality and great value for the price.

If you are starting out in the hobby or have a limited budget this tripod feels well made, and has some nice features that in my opinion make it stand out in the crowd.

At 187 cm it’s taller than a lot of its competitors and will save your back from aches from being hunched over.
Build quality is good. It’s aluminium so it’s feels substantial and will handle a DLSR with a lens.
At full height it’s obviously a bit less stable but there’s a small hook in the centre which I find is perfect for holding a camera bag so you can add a bit of weight if needed.
The plastic clips snap shut nicely and they feel like they will last.

Panning is reasonably good, and pretty smooth and the ball head allows free movement in every single direction and takes seconds to position and lock. It will save you from having to mess around with the tripods legs and allows for micro adjustments and makes it easier to follow a moving object too.

In my opinion when it comes to value I’d say this is arguably one of the best value tripods in this bracket.
I hope you find my experiences helpful.

This little tripod punches WAY above it's weight class. It's light and compact, quick to deploy, and incredibly sturdy for it's price. Would I put my FX6 on it? No. But when I grap my stills camera and jump in the car, this is perfect for me. I've been a fan of K%F for a while now and they definitely did not disappoint.

My ego wants me to believe that I could not possibly get by without a carbon fiber, fluid head tripod that stood less than six feet tall. But the truth is, the 15.7- to 63-inch range of this travel tripod from K&F is plenty adequate for the type of shooting I’m doing these days. And if I ever find myself thinking I’m missing out on something, this tripod is loaded with features to remind me I’m not: It has a ball head for 360-degree panning and 90-degree vertical shooting atop a stout 3/8-inch threaded interface—a mount type whose convenience until a few years ago I totally discounted. The angle of the legs is controlled by a thumb release, and the five leg sections are controlled by flip locks. Both can be engaged with one hand, a real convenience while juggling photo gear with the other one. For attaching a microphone, photo light or other accessory, there are two 1/4-inch threaded connectors at the top of the base. Further up, there is a small bubble level on the side of the camera mount—it’s not something I often use, but when I need it nothing else will do. Most importantly, at least in terms of my pet peeves, the 1/4-inch, threaded connector on the quick release plate has a D-ring tightener, thank you!...no coins or screw drivers required. Included with the tripod are a drawstring carrying bag with a shoulder strap; warranty (one year) and product information; two L-shaped hex wrenches; a user manual; a smartphone mounting bracket with horizontal/vertical connectors and an overall, super-slick black finish with copper-toned detailing.