third outing and the head adjusting(securing tightner) broke almost toppling the tripod and smashing my camera, not even a heavy camera eos 650d, returned for refund, the operator at amazon support was exellent

Got my new tripod today - just a day after ordering it and three days ahead of expected delivery date - excellent.It looks and feels great - I really like it BUT..I've bought mine for a new pair of Celestron Astro Binoculars (Sky Master 25 * 100 ) given to me as a gift - they apparently mount to any standard camera tripod.This tripod is supposed to take up 10kg load; the bins are less than 5 kg so the tripod looked to be a great option.I was surprised how short the 1/4 inch mount screw is, there's only 4mm of thread to be screwed into the adaptor on my binoculars. I was expecting something at least double the length.The female thread on the binocular mounting is at least 8mm deep – perhaps 10mm. I guess the thread just needs to hold the load against the mounting plate, that any torque generated by the load at the plate is reacted by the plate itself rather than the screw. Nonetheless I’d feel much more comfortable with 8 mm of thread engagement.Surely this would be the same concern if mounting a camera with a long lens? Positive engagement of the mounting screw seems such a fundamental feature for heavier loads. On that basis I’d think this product could be significantly enhanced if shipped with a long and short 1/4 adaptor screw. A longer screw would also avoid some of the issues I’ve read of them easily becomming loose.Is there a longer ¼ screw available from K&F Concept?

Great product! Easy to assemble by simply unclipping the safety catches. It is very sturdy and keeps my Nikon D3300 in place. The tilting mechanism on the tripod is excellent for manoeuvring the camera to different angles particularly when photographing the night sky.

This is an excellent tripod, it holds all my lens very steady , even my tamron 150-600 g2 lens as my pan and tilt tripod couldnt it steady, very easy to use plus you have the bonus of mono leg attachment, I can definitely recommend this tripod.

I got the orange one but wanted a red one and didn't read the part about random colours being sent. I wouldn't of brought the orange one, but my mistake. Other than the gross colour it's amazing

Well what can i say, the K&F Concept DSLR Tripod is absolutely fabulous.If you ask me its under priced as when I compare it to my substantially more expensive Manfrotto tripod the Manfrotto doesn't come close to the build quality, solid feel and usability of this K&F tripod.Its robust and easy to use, the head is smooth yet rock solid when i mount my 600mm lens. I couldn't ask any more.And the quality bag it comes with which is often over looked is again a quality bit of kit. not the usual stuff bag.Would I buy another one? ..........without question!

Brilliant product, the description was exact and accurate....Lightweight and sturdy, the ability to quickly release the camera from the tripod is great quick to set up and it folds away again into a small and robust carry case.It looks the biz too with great black body and red mechanisms making it look more expensive than it really is.Awesome product for the price

My partner bought a tripod for our big heavy zoom lens, but when we tried it on, it wasn’t very stable with the weight being on front. So I bought this, it said can hold up to 8kgs. Until it arrived I didn’t even realised it was the same brand. It is much sturdier, and def can hold a big lens. Took it out on the weekend. Both, you can see on the picture the other smaller one is great with ‘normal’ weight lenses, but for a heavy lens def go for this tripod. We were on a marsh and even tho it was muddy it was sturdy. Did hang a weight ( backpack hey:) in the middle, but tried without it as well and it was stable. Very impressed! I was scared first as it is an expensive lens and heavy you have to be sure it’s stable in every situation. This one worked for me!

So getting this thing back in its case was a nightmare. How it fit in there to begin with I don't know. In order to jam it in I had to take the top part of it off and there's now 2 pieces that I'm not certain I'll be able to screw on which is very annoying.

It's an ok... ish tripod.Nothing bad about it and nothing good. For the money its unfair to find faults.Recommend if you are on a budget.