In a word, this is a BEAST. I thought it would be fun to place it side by side with my other 75" tripod (the Victiv AT25) and you can see not only how much larger it really is, but also how much sturdier. Everything important is metal -- most importantly the spreader / stabilizer connections that always seem to be the first thing to snap.

To be clear, this is not something you are likely to select as your first choice on a hiking trip because it is big and bulky and heavy. But if you are expecting some wind or want to be absolutely sure that your camera isn't going to shake during your long exposure shots or you just have a really heavy zoom lens, this is your tripod.

The legs did not fully extend smoothly all the way and needed a bit of pulling to fully seat them. And that's about it for my design complaints. Everything else just runs smoothly. The pan bar and instructions are hidden inside a compartment inside the bag, but the whole operation is pretty much intuitive and self-explanatory. Panning and tilting is smooth and locks into place or, in the case of tilting, if you choose not to lock into place, it will self-correct back (to a certain extent). It's got room for additional attachments (lights or mic, for example).

For the price, if you are looking for a sturdy tripod that will last you a long time, you really can't go wrong with this beast.

Tripods can make or break your shoot and anyone who has worked with a cheap plastic tripod knows that all too well. Especially for video shoots it can be tricky to get a nice smooth pan and tilt without a good head on your tripod. This tripod and head combo excels at smooth slower paced panning and slightly faster tilt. The fluid head lowers shake to the camera and lens while the mounting sled provides plenty of room to position for the correct center of gravity. Sturdy legs, right and left switchable handle (that extends pretty far), and lots of fine-tuning controls make this a unit a pleasure to work with.

Mounting my heaviest lens (500mm f6.5 prime cine) with an A7 III adds up the weight quickly and gives many tripods a hard time but this one handles it like a champ! No need to dial in settings or crank things down tightly, it moves with ease and grace and pauses exactly where I want it to. Unpacking and packing into the bag is a breeze. The only downside is the weight, but it's within reason for the versatility provided.

Regardless of if you are doing videography, product shoots, or portraits/weddings this is a great tripod to have with you. If you're just getting started this may seem like a steep investment compared to other tripods, but rest assured it's worthwhile, and if you're a seasoned pro you will appreciate the value this unit brings over others in the same range.

Heavy duty cameras have become rather affordable during the past couple of years.

This one is no exception.

The value is pretty good, and although it isn't perfect, it's good enough for a variety of circumstances.

With all of that said, this tripod gets the job done. Recommended.

I'm really impressed with this K&F Concept tripod. I've spent the past 20+ years in video production and photography, and this is a really nice tripod. It's heavy duty, yet remarkably light weight (comparatively). I really wanted a solid tripod to use with my DSLR instead of having to lug around my much larger Manfrotto video tripods. This is a winner. Fluid head for smooth panning, smaller size and lighter. The case is pretty nice too. Highly recommend for sure.

Very strong heavy duty tripod that should handle any camera and lens combo you own with no problem.
Very nice feel and finish to all materials with a really nice range of height adjustability.
All adjustments are smooth and easy to make, and it stays solid once locked down.
I'm currently using it for a slider mount and it is way more solid than my last tripos setup.
Super solid and consistent with no issues!

Great tripod! This has become a staple in my recording kit. Tripod is very sturdy and easily adjusts to different heights. I have been able to use this one on sloped ground successfully. Love the carry case it comes in. Camera is easy to attach and detach. Looks as pictured.

This tripod is high quality and very professional feeling. My husband had a tripod that he used for video previously, but he was happy to switch to this one when it arrived. He likes that it moves very smoothly and returns to the correct position when you let go. It is pretty heavy, so definitely not something to carry all around with you, but for projects where you need one thing to stay in place, this is great.

The K&F Concept 75" Video Tripod with 360° Fluid Head is a solid choice for both amateur and professional videographers looking for a reliable and versatile tripod, and here's some points of where we think this tripod stands out from the crowd...

Sturdy Build Quality:
The first thing you’ll notice about this tripod is its sturdy construction. Made from high-quality materials, it offers a robust and stable platform for nearly any size camera. Whether you're shooting outdoors in windy conditions or setting up in a studio, this tripod stays firm, ensuring your footage remains shake-free.

Height and Flexibility:
With a maximum height of 75 inches, this tripod offers great flexibility in shooting angles. It’s perfect for capturing overhead product shots or achieving those hard-to-get angles. The height is easily adjustable, and the tripod extends and retracts smoothly without any hiccups.

360° Fluid Head:
The 360° fluid head is a standout feature, allowing for seamless panning and tilting. This is crucial for anyone looking to capture smooth, cinematic footage. The fluid head operates without any jerks or resistance, providing precise control over your camera’s movements.

User-Friendly Design:
Setting up the tripod is a breeze, even for beginners. The quick-release plate is easy to use, allowing you to mount and dismount your camera in seconds. The tripod also comes with a carry bag, making it convenient to transport.

Versatile Use:
Whether you're shooting video content, taking time-lapse photos, or capturing stunning landscapes, this tripod is versatile enough to handle it all. The adjustable legs can be positioned for low-angle shots or extended fully for high-angle perspectives.

Value for Money:
Given its features and build quality, the K&F Concept 75" Video Tripod offers excellent value for money. It’s a great investment for anyone serious about videography or photography.

Final Thoughts:
If you're in the market for a reliable, high-quality tripod that won’t break the bank, the K&F Concept 75" Video Tripod is definitely worth considering. It combines durability, ease of use, and professional-grade features, making it an ideal companion for any videographer or photographer.

This is a large and heavy tripod. It is easy to use and very stable. Having spent 40+ years as a photographer I have used countless tripods and in fact have 4 or 5 that I still use. We use different ones based on the needs of the shoot. This fills a spot for very stable video shooting. I was pretty surprised at the quality given the price. I thought it would be more expensive than it is.

Very robust tripod.. I am happy with it