Excellent tripod. Very well constructed and very strong. Highly recommend

Quality build and very usable.

Very solid and stable. Lovely replacement to my previous tripode

Great bit of kit.

Easy to use and sturdy!!

It is well made quality wise and conceptually. Very Pretty, not very stable. I've paid less for better

Excellent quality product at a fantastic price. My son was absolutely delighted with this Christmas present, which will be brilliant for his photography A level, the stand just keeps extending and the case is great quality. Packaging and speed of delivery perfect.

Great value tripod for the price. Looking forward to putting it through its paces

Just right for my canon slr cameras ,cant live without it.

Excellent tripod!Originally used the MeFoto tripod. Though slightly more compact, I found it a little heavier (the carbon fiber is more than twice as expensive than the K&F Concept) but what killed me was the legs on the MeFoto.On the Concept you have a secure lever snap release. Fast and easy, but mostly SECURE. The MeFoto uses the screw collar adjustment that if you do not tighten them properly - which at times I thought I had, but did not - the leg may collapse and your camera may lose balance and topple. Three times this happened to me and every time I was lucky to catch my Nikon D500 before it hit the floor. A friend had this one, so I borrowed it and enjoyed it so much more that I bought it.There are some weaknesses though.As mentioned before it is slightly longer - yet slightly lighter than the MeFoto. So that I will consider a wash. The materials used are not as solidly built as the MeFoto, the ball head especially was not as smooth either.Surprisingly, like the MeFoto, it has one leg with a sponge grip. But whereas with the MeFoto that denotes that leg as the one that can detach and become a monopod. Haven't been able to see from inspection or through the one page manual where that is even an option on the Concept. Which is odd, but not a deal breaker for me, but still odd. Why have just one leg with a sponge grip around it?But for the price it was still half what the MeFoto was. Unless you buy a better head, but still far cheaper overall.