Versatile tripod, 64" height, ball head, 2.79 lbs aluminum magnesium is lighter than most carbon fiber tripods. I can unfold the tripod very easily & set up quickly. I'm very happy using this tripod.

just received the tripod today. On first impression, the tripod feels sturdy and the adjustments are solid. I previously purchased a lower priced unit but had to return it because it was too flimsy. After giving this one a quick trial run, it was justified. Hopefully it will prove itself just as good on the field. One quirk with this ball head type is that there's no handle to control the camera. You have to aim the camera itself and then lock down the ball head. I guess it's all a matter of getting used to it. But so far, I love it. I would say this is a good value for a semi- professional photographer.

am an amateur, but this is a good tripod. It stays where I put it. It lets me adjust exactly one thing at a time, holding everything else in place, so I can get it just right. It's solid enough to be useful in real life situations. It's obvious how every piece of it works, no confusion or frustration at all. I don't have to fight with it and I don't have to think. It even has a little bubble level at the top of the central pillar, so it's easy to see whether it's sitting flat. It's way better than the trash I was using before. Now if I mess up, I can't blame the tripod any more, I have to blame myself. Darn!

The features listed on description are accurate and works well. With it's light weight made it easy to put it on my backpack without adding a lot of weight (see photos)
The quick flip leg lock allows you to truly adjust the working height in no time.
The lightweight monopod made selfie photography more fun.
I tried every thing the tripod had to offer in less than one week and was very happy with it.
I'm not a professional photographer, but tripod makes me look and feel like one. Thank you K&F Concept, looking for more products from you.

My sweet sweet husband got me this as a surprise and I couldn't be happier super easy to use and in many ways

Good for heavy equipment, very sturdy, locking clips for legs are much better than pull and turn style.

High quality at a very good price.

The four section tripod can be folded to a compact shape and it is light weight. It comes with an excellent carrying bag. The flip lock are easy to operate and the tripod can be set up very quickly. The are no screws to compensate for the wear in the lock mechanism. Eventually it will get loose and will not hold the load securely. The question is how soon? Another missing feature is that there isn't any kind of screw or device to stop the tripod head from rotating while panning. If not tightened properly, the head will become loose. It feels like it is painted rather than anodized. If painted, it will get scratched easily. My concerns aside, it it a good tripod and will serve well as long as it lasts.

The two attributes about the tripod that was the most important to me was lightweight and sturdiness. I wanted something that I can use not only as a stationary setup, but also when I need to be on the move. Compared with other options out there (BOG Deathgrip, etc), this tripod is less than half the weight for less than half the price. I had doubts about the quality and capabilities, but the tripod worked great with my crossbow. It’s able to hold my Tenpoint Siege (~10#) steadily when not in use, and the ball function allows me to aim the crossbow in all directions by simply loosing a nob. Overall I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would highly recommend to other folks who are looking for a flexible hunting setup

bought this tripod for two main reasons: (1) my old "Targus" brand tripod was falling apart, and (2) I wanted less shaky video when shooting with a telephoto lens. I specifically wanted a tripod that would allow me to easily pan in all directions somewhat smoothly. I know that ball heads are not designed to shoot video, but I figured I would give it a shot. This tripod is surprisingly good at delivering smooth video when panning using the ball head. This seems like a no-brainer, but I have also had much less trouble with motion blur when shooting at low shutter speeds (1/30-1/100), and panning is easy enough that I can use the tripod to take pictures of moving subjects without a problem. I have included a video of a Northern Waterthrush hopping around, looking for food, shot with this tripod. I did not use the separate panning feature of this tripod for panning; I only used the ball head. I use a Nikon D3200 with a vintage Nikkor 300mm f4.5 lens. This setup weighs about 4lb. Other than one occasion where one of the legs slipped a little (probably mostly due to me putting some of my weight on it), this tripod holds the weight well. I do not like leaving the camera on the tripod unattended as the ball head has a tendency to loosen up and allow the camera to fall into the downward position. The tripod is solid. The ball tension knob provides pretty good control of the drag on the ball. The flip locks for the legs are quite easy to operate. For me, this tripod was absolutely worth the ~$90 I paid for it. I'm happy!