It's my 2nd tripod the first summer very light and I used it for my bridge I switched to a reflex with a bigger zoom and I decided to take a tripod more suitable for the weight of my camera but I didn't want to too expensive. I have found this model it is really very good I take it with me every time I want to take photos of landscapes or other it is robust and well made, professional and in addition it turns into a monopod if there is no space in addition with the ball joint I can put my camera in different positions for more creative shots. Very happy with this purchase

For occasional photographer or to take it on a trip, it is ideal, since its measurements offer great versatility and its high-quality materials, which makes it extremely easy to transport. The type of head is ball and fully stretched reaches about 1.3m, which is not bad but the most striking thing that folded is little more than 30cm, the shafts, joints and screws because I expected them worse, but they are quite well designed and built together and seem very durable and each part with high resistance, even the ball joint (with full 360 rotation) that although it is not a premium model if it looks manageable and strong, with rubber protections to ensure its longevity. If we extend it to the maximum, the legs obviously lose a bit of stability, which happens even with models of many hundreds of euros, but it has enough stability to be able to use it with cameras that are not very heavy, of which I have the most common is at 1.8kg with the objective and it adapts perfectly as a ring to the finger and there we perceive that it is designed to support equipment weighing several kg. As I have mentioned, it is very versatile and you can get a lot out of it, even assembling the central column and turning it into a monopod. It came out better than expected for what I paid for it and I am also calm that if I lose it or suffer an accident on my trips I will buy another one due to its adjusted price. It includes a practical transport bag that I use on my getaways. 8kg with the objective and it adapts perfectly as a ring to the finger and there we perceive that it is designed to support equipment weighing several kg. As I have mentioned, it is very versatile and you can get a lot out of it, even assembling the central column and turning it into a monopod. It came out better than expected for what I paid for it and I am also calm that if I lose it or suffer an accident on my trips I will buy another one due to its adjusted price. It includes a practical transport bag that I use on my getaways. 8kg with the objective and it adapts perfectly as a ring to the finger and there we perceive that it is designed to support equipment weighing several kg. As I have mentioned, it is very versatile and you can get a lot out of it, even assembling the central column and turning it into a monopod. It came out better than expected for what I paid for it and I am also calm that if I lose it or suffer an accident on my trips I will buy another one due to its adjusted price. It includes a practical transport bag that I use on my getaways. It came out better than expected for what I paid for it and I am also calm that if I lose it or suffer an accident on my trips I will buy another one due to its adjusted price. It includes a practical transport bag that I use on my getaways. It came out better than expected for what I paid for it and I am also calm that if I lose it or suffer an accident on my trips I will buy another one due to its adjusted price. It includes a practical transport bag that I use on my getaways.

Delivered 2 days ahead of forecast. Corresponds to the product ordered. The latter seems to be of good quality after a few manipulations. The supplied carrying case is superb and of solid construction. The patella is well protected by a small velvet cover. Do not hesitate to put a little bit of lubricant on the joints, ball joints and other threads for better use. I recommend this tripod.

This tripod is very compact and light weight for carrying. But still extends to a good height and appears stable. It's definitely not as 0sturdy as the bigger / heavier models but appears strong enough for my requirements.

I've been into photography for over 45 years and this tripod is so ,ight, useful and quickly adjusted I wish I had one a long time ago. One of the legs detaches and becomes a mono-pod. Easily adjustable and light the only thing left out is a hook at the bottom center pole to be able to hang your bag from it to add more stability when doing long exposures or in windy conditions. I intend to see whatever else they sell and see if I can replace any other equipment I have for my photography. Photo was taken with tripod!

Happy with this for my use as is lightweight and fits into my camera bag perfectly. Extending and adjusting to suit is good.

Still needs to be field tested but initial set up was super quick and easy. It's not as stable as I would have liked when fully extended, but it's an entry level lightweight travel tripod and I guess it never will be at this price. I bought it for the weight and size when folded. Fits easily in my hand luggage case. It's cheaper than the comparable MeFOTO Roadtrip.

Have tested the tripod a bit now and am very fond of it, you are very versatile and you can really extend from the ground to very high and stand well. I have tested other ball heads in the local market and none were as smooth in this price range.
So far, a clear recommendation to buy.
Service also very goo

ears ago, not knowing what I was looking for, I purchased the Albott 70 inch tripod . It was a good entry-level tripod that is quite traditional with it's pan-and-tilt head and quick release lock. As I started to build out my video and photo equipment (I'm still a total novice), I've found that I needed a tripod that was more compact and sturdy.

This K&F Concept TM2515M1 tripod is certainly not professional level, but it is a good travel tripod. With a ball joint, and a screw-lock plate, I found that it is more versatile than the Albott tripod. With the orange highlights, it is also much better looking.

I've included a few pictures comparing the two tripods. As you can see, with the K&F tripod, I do not compromise on any of the features of the other tripod while gaining a more compact and sturdy frame. The build quality of the K&F is great. All parts are metal and the tripod legs are tightly screwed, giving it a very secure feel.

From the pictures, you can see that compared to the traditional tripod, the head is smaller and easier to pack away, without that long handle to get in the way. The maximum height is comparable to my old tripod, but when packed away, the K&F is much smaller. The carrying case is also more rugged. It has a heavy-grade nylon and the zipper is nice and big. What I'm losing compared to the traditional tripod is the monopod height but I'm not a tall guy, so I would never use the mono fully extended anyway.

The K&F has the upside-down feature that is common among tripods of this kind. It allows one to shoot videos and pictures from a much lower angle without risking the safety of the camera. I can imagine a low-to-the-ground timelapse on the bank of a river looking at boats on the river.

Form really follows function on this one. The orange highlights accentuate all the joint locations and the all round design gives this tripod just a sleek look overall.

I'm quite satisfied with my purchase and the sub-100 dollar price that was exactly what I was looking for.

Now I'm not the most experienced photographer but have tested a few tripods and have to say this one from K&F Concept does quite well. It carries my 80d with the Sigma 150-600mm and teleconverter quite decently. Of course, especially with such a construct, it is important that the tripod does not collapse from misery. It is quite stable, although of course the image wobbles a lot when touched lightly. (But I think that is normal) The workmanship is quite solid. The suitability for transport on the road can certainly only be described as good to a limited extent, because if a tripod becomes more stable, it will probably also have to become heavier. Where else would the stability come from? The legs can be comfortably extended and retracted. Turning the camera on the tripod goes well. Not too smooth and not too heavy. For macro photography, you can convert the tripod as shown in the pictures. It can also be used as a monopod. For this, the foam-covered leg has to be unscrewed. I would buy it again if I had to, but since I only have one camera, a tripod is enough for now. I assume that the quality is good enough that it will also be enough for the next cameras.