Excellent value for money.

good compact design

Only received this today so haven't been in the field with it yet but gave it a thorough examination indoors with my heavy pro type equipment.
Appearance is very good and quality seems high at this price point. The ball head has a very fluid smooth movement and panning is very nicely dampened. When all tightened up in position it seems very sturdy with no hint of a wobble.
Many adjustments to suit all shooting situations and light enough to carry up to my local mountains for some landscape shots ! A fraction of the price of some branded models but not far behind in quality at all.
So far so good !

was a gift

Excellent value and does the job well

Feels amazing, great quality.

Excellent quality for the price, been using it with camera and fine just got to try it with telescope when i get chance
Highly recommended

The tripod from K&F is well made and appears to be of very high quality. All integrated parts are made of aluminum and not, as is often the case, of cheap plastic. The ball joints are very practical so that the camera can be brought into any position. The built-in spirit level is very useful. The tripod is very stable and can be easily adjusted in height, nothing gets stuck. With the supplied bag, it can be easily transported and stored. Clear buy recommendation

Nice product

I have a small carbon fiber tripod that I like to take on most trips, but I wanted it for use around the house, around town, and for mountain trips. There are several features that I love about this tripod and that makes it unique even though I already own two other tripods. First of all, I'm 6'5 so I love that this tripod can be taken out way beyond my height. I even plan to use it for single shots from above as I can trigger my shutter with an app (I normally use a Sony A7RIII..a Canon 5D Mark III is pictured). Second, the monopod function is awesome. You just unscrew one leg and where the post with the head attaches and you screw them together. I I wanted a monopod that could hold some weight and this meets that need. Third, and the main reason I wanted it, is that it can be used for aerial shots (my attached photo has a quick example of how it works...sorry for the old iPhone photo quality). I review tech gear on occasion for Youtube and it allows my iPhone or Canon to be used for aerial shots, while I use the Sony for front end video on one of my less efficient tripods. I guess the only thing I don't know now is how well it will hold up, but I'll update if I have any issues. I also want to note that my girlfriend liked the look of this one. I guess the orange parts of the tripod look attractive compared to the typical all black styles of my other tripods. All in all, it meets so many needs for my normal home use that my travel tripod can usually stay in the case.