A compact and very stable holder for photo accessories (lamp, flash, etc...). Thanks to its design, the tripod allows a multitude of possibilities, ideal for adapting to different floor situations, whether in the studio or outside, on a stable and flat ground, or to an irregular and unstable ground, or even with a staircase. It is very light and foldable, which makes it compact, very practical to easily place it in a backpack. Its height-adjustable pole is equipped with a very resistant alloy rod that is equipped with a 1/4” screw thread, which allows you to place any type of Softbox, or any other accessory, to be screwed on or with a butterfly. It is a tripod for accessories that is very complete and above all very versatile, it will meet the requirements of any photographer, whether an amateur or a professional. K&F Concept products are well known in the profession, for being products that are both high quality and very functional, this one is no exception to the rule.

Currently (end of May 2025), I have several other products that are number one light stands. Compared to that, I feel that this product is better in terms of both quality and performance. ※As of 2025/5/23, price number 1 product 3519 yen This product is 3739 yen Weight number 1 product 991 g this product is 870 g maximum height 1st product 190 cm this product 200 cm smallest size 1st product 45 cm this product 43 cm load capacity number 1 product 3 kg I can't find a description of this product load capacity special case The number 1 product is not included This product is currently included, but if you intend to buy the number 1 product, I think it is an overall good deal to buy this product. I recommend it.

I was using it on a smartphone tripod, but I found a stand for lights, so I tried it out. Unlike smartphone tripods, the specification of falling forward has disappeared, but as a result, the ring light is not reflected, and as a result, the ring light is not reflected, and the foot is stable, so you can use it with peace of mind, and since the position of the light can also be adjusted to a fairly high position, it can also be used to illuminate from a high place, and the legs of the tripod are also made thicker, which contributes to stability, so if you use the light for lighting, you want this, I have 1 more ring light, but I'm starting to want to consider another one

Perfect, it's very portable, stable, and really its function, which is to be a stand for simple lights and quick setups, works out of 10. I used it with a 90 cm octabox almost fully extended.

The only thing I would put against it is that to reach the maximum height it is unstable because it is very light. You need to position the legs in the middle, neither as extended nor so closed, but it's understandable because it doesn't weigh anything, and the portability is great.

i like this light stand and i use it as a tripod for my camera. to be honest, i don’t like the way you have to fixate it, it doesn’t look reliable. but overall, for my lightweight camera and some other small lamp, i can recommend it

The K&F Concept 2-meter tripod looks beautifully starting from its convenient carrying bag included in the branded package, inside we also find an instruction booklet, an instruction sheet and an Allen key for maintenance. This tripod is very light and aesthetically pleasing and although it is clearly an amateur product, it transmits an excellent feeling of construction quality and durability. Its maximum extension of 2 meters guarantees excellent stability even at full length, provided you use it on a flat surface and protected from the wind. Each joint and extension is equipped with a safety stop, preventing accidental tipping or retraction, while the rubber feet with “heels” offer a stable and non-slip base. The 1/4 screw on the head is equipped with a holding grip, ensuring that the chosen device stays firm without slipping.

This light stand is very compact, folding in on itself to save room for travel and storage which is nice. It can reach a decently tall height while still feeling relatively sturdy. It’s ability to go low while staying planted is great- though I would really like to see the middle column be able to drop down so it can be low without such a wide footprint.The contradiction is okay- it feels kind of cheap. I don’t think I would trust much weight at full height- certainly not a light with a soft box. The leg locks are plastic and feel like they’ll probably break over time with any sort of heavy usage. Having the legs adjust similar to a tripod makes this a great stand for outdoor use where the terrain won’t be level- certainly nicer than a traditional light stand. The hook on the bottom to hand a sandbag will help with stability.The included bag is nice- though I probably won’t really use it myself but I can see it’s application.It is a cool little stand though and definitely will have its applications- especially if you’re backpacking through uneven terrain and want a light compact stand to pop a small flash or something on. Just don’t expect to put anything heavy or wind catching, as one gust to a soft box at full height might cause some damage. It will definitely get some use in my kit.

This is a well-made and versatile little tripod that folds down to only 45 cm and yet extends to a maximum height of 2m. There are three different locking positions for the three legs and the tripod feels rock steady in all positions.The clamps lock all sections securely into place and can be quickly adjusted for minor variations in angle. It is worth noting however, that there is no spirit level built-in to check the angles.The top of the tripod has a standard 1/4- inch screw mount, however there is no adjustment in the head position. This is fine for using as a light stand but you would need to add a ball/swivel mount to use for a camera.At the current price of £36, this seems to be good value for a solid little tripod.

Sturdy and lightweight! The legs have multiple locked angle options you can choose from so you can easily adjust how wide or narrow its footprint is. I'm mounting a pretty lightweight Amaran 25C light, and the tall-and-narrow setting provides a stable enough base even at the maximum extension.

I was setting up some new lighting in my small home studio this afternoon and finally got to properly test out this new stand. My previous stands were incredibly wobbly, and I was always worried about them tipping over. I'm happy to report this one is a significant upgrade in every way.

The first thing I noticed was the build quality. For a stand at this price point, the aluminum construction feels solid and the locking knobs are secure and easy to tighten. Even though it's lightweight, It doesn't have that cheap, flimsy feel I was trying to get away from. It extends smoothly to its full height of nearly 7ft, and even with my strobe light attached, it felt stable and secure. The reversible legs are a clever feature, allowing it to fold down into a really compact size that fits perfectly into the included carrying bag. Amazing functionality. I could easily take this for an on-location shoot.

Overall, this stand is an excellent value for money. You are getting a level of stability and professional features that you would typically expect to find in much more expensive equipment. The combination of solid quality and versatility makes it a perfect choice for anyone building a home studio on a budget who doesn't want to compromise on reliability. I highly recommend it.