Used this tripod on a 4 day shoot project as part of a mission team. Over 1600 longer distances shots with 99% from the tripod with ball
This tripod was light but steady and easy to move and reset. Easy to set up and break down. The travel case is first rate and roomy enough that I didn’t need to force and manipulate it to make it fit.
100% sold on this brand. When upgrading this will be the first brand I look for for the next level.

This tripod is lightweight and comes in a really nice carry case. The biggest downside is the ball head, which is pretty cheap, so I replaced it immediately with a ULANZI U-70 ball head and couldn't be happier.

This thing is great! I have used many tripods and this one is easily my favorite. It is pretty similar to other tripods I have bought and used but this has some subtle differences that I think makes this tripod stand out. Here are the impressive differences I have seen with this tripod:- The case that this comes in is super nice and zips all the way down to make the tripod easy to insert.- The feet have metal locking latches- The ball head also has a knob for rotating the camera. This is great for making micro adjustments or even taking video and doing horizontal pans.- The tripod legs are taller than I expected. Fully extended, this easily goes to where my head is.I really like everything about this tripod. I am super impressed with the minor things that sets this apart from others. The quality of this is also superb. Really happy with this tripod.

I love this tripod! Excellent quality. Legs can be inverted for macro photography. Everything about this tripod is perfect! The bag is also high quality.

I've used several tripods in the past and this one is a tad bit heavier, but it is solid. I took it out for a windy day and the build is solid and I didn't have to worry about it falling over. I used a light mirrorless camera, but easily able to handle heavier DSLRs with bigger lenses. Comes in a nice carry bag with a shoulder strap. Very pleased.

This tripod is amazing! Worth every penny and it's not at all expensive. Do not cheap out and buy something less expensive as you will regret it when your expensive camera topples over the tripod. I use this with my Rebel T6i and it's sturdy as ever. Super easy to use, extending is as simple as releasing the latch and putting it back, level bubble is key, if you have large equipment you can add a weight to the bottom of the tripod for even more stability. I couldn't be happier with this purchase and it comes with a carrying case, lightweight, compact, and super functional. Enjoy!

The best thing I liked about this tripod is its weight. It is easy to carry with provided durable carrying bag. Easy to set up for shoot with lock and unlock clip. It comes with protection small bag for the head which is most important. Other features such as balance scale and movable head make this tripod best with reasonable price.It would be excellent if the base (tripod legs) comes with pointer so that it can be fixed in muddy area.

I own a huge Manfrotto carbon fiber tripod and am looking for something that's more portable and came across this beautiful thing. I was sold because of the good reviews, the subtle golden details, built in release plate, and ,last but not least, the price. Talking about price, this is three hundreds dollar cheaper than my carbon fiber tripod. Of course, I didn't expect this thing to work as good as the high-end tripod but this thing totally exceed my expectation. I end up using this tripod for everything I does these days, because it is FAST! The quick release plate makes it really easy to mount the my Sony A7II. The metal locking lever is simply a snap away from locking your tripod in place. Stability wise, it handles all my shooting very nicely. It stands well from uneven concrete to dirt-infused hiking trail. As you see in my picture, this thing folds up nicely and basically fit into any adult man size backpack. I totally love this tripod and would definitely buy again to gift my friend.

I was looking to upgrade my tripod for quite some time now and planned to order this one and use. I must admit I am happy with my decision. Below are the details:1. The snap locking mechanism in this tripod is really useful and you can adjust the height comfortably based on the available surface. Also, there are 3 different levels to lock the angle of the legs of this tripod (See attached photo). Just that these angle snappers are of okay quality but should work as long as used with care.2. Build quality is good and this one sturdy. Can be used in winds and has a hook below the central pipe to add some weight to keep the tripod steady.3. Height - The height of this tripod is really good, specially when compared with my old tripod which was a 3.5 ft portable one. This one is tall and can be adjusted at different levels yet is not very heavy to carry around.4. The panoramic ball head is very useful if you like to click timelapses or panorama shots.5. This tripod comes with a good quality bag and a separate cover for the head mount to avoid any scratches on the tripod legs when folded. There is also a tool to tighten the screws if any become loose.6. The color scheme is subtle and it’s a good-looking, portable product.Overall I’d say the build quality is not like that of the carbon fibre tripods but really good given the price it comes at and the accessories it comes with. I’ve used it for about a month now and will update the review if I find something new over time.

This thing is awesome--everything as it was described. Sturdy, and well-built--but I especially like the swivel head (like on my Gorilla Pod SLR); this allows you to get those odd angles. It even has a built-in balance. Adjusting the height is dead-simple--just loosen the center "nut," and manually pull. With my last tripod, you had to crank a handle. It's so lightweight and compact. At the same time, it doesn't draw attention to itself. I have it standing next to my TV stand now, and I only notice it if I make a conscious effort to search for it. My last tripod was conspicuous--likely because the legs were wider. I was weighing whether to buy another lens. Reason, however, suggested a better buy would be to get a sturdier, more useful tripod. I'm so glad I did--because my other one is literally on it's-wait for it-last legs. The head is not very sturdy, and I don't trust it with my Canon T4i--let alone with a 70-300 zoom or the telescope I sometimes use.I've only used it on one quick outing to go outside and shoot my car (just polished the wheels.) A lil' Photoshop at play. I look forward to using my camera a *LOT* more now. The "mojo's"...back! :)