67-Inch Camera Tripod Stand by Torjim - Lightweight Aluminum Travel Tripod (13 lbs/6kg Capacity) with Carry Bag for Canon, DSLR, SRL, and Phone Tripod Mount; Includes Wireless Remote Control for Live Streaming, Work, and Vlogging Review

Nice design, light weight but very strong and fully adjustable. Setup with the larger iPhone was almost intuitive and only took two minutes if that's the case. The 4 telescoping sections of each leg drop down and are secured with tongues (like ski boot buckles). The mobile phone adapter makes a very secure impression. Bluetooth remote connects trivially. Tested in the kitchen, going to shoot in a New England driveway to demonstrate my 9hp snowblower!

Although I'm new to photography I've read enough articles stating that a strong and light tripod is essential for certain types of photography in order to to avoid blurred images. This tripod is perfect for that! It's small and compact, but strong when assembled. I live on the fifth floor and I shoot from the top of my house where the wind is constant and quite strong at times, but this tripod didn't move at all. There is a large hook on the underside of the center bar to hang a camera bag for…

I like that it's lightweight but I have a cam lock to attach the base to my hex bolt > the Mother wasn't sure. I set up the telescope (less than 7 pounds) and everything was fine except for a head shake and when I lifted it to take it to the back yard, a slight tilt and the next moment my telescope fell to the ground. I found the part that engages the cam, there was a hex bolt and nut that were unsecured. The cam lock, cam spring and nut just haven't been tested, so I'm hoping now that my…

Right out of the box you can tell this is a serious tripod. It's lightweight and has all the features you want in a versatile tripod. The scope of delivery includes a bag as well as a flexibly adjustable mobile phone holder and a remote release for your mobile phone. The tripod weighs just over 3 pounds and can easily support my Canon 77D with battery holder and fairly heavy Sigma 18-250mm lens fully extended. It will become my go-to tripod for travel and home use. I've included photos of a…

I like that it's lightweight, but the part on mine that has a cam lock to attach the base to mine was the hex bolt > mother not secured. I set up a telescope (less than 7 pounds) and everything was fine except for a little head wiggle and when I picked it up to go to the back yard, a slight tilt, and next thing I know, my telescope fall to the ground. I found the part that engages the cam, there was a hex bolt and nut that were unsecured. The cam lock, cam spring and nut just haven't been…

UPDATE: (Initial Review see below) Not to say I misused this tripod but. other tripods might look at mine and pity it. Last weekend I took my old jeep and drove deep into the mountains of Montana along the old dusty logging roads. The tripod originally came nicely and conveniently packed in my little sleeping bag, but after the first use I just put it on the back seat. Jeep when I was looking for my next cash injection. This tripod bounced in the back of the jeep and had to be wiped down after…