Torjim 67" Camera Tripod Stand, (13 lbs/6kg Loads) Aluminum Travel Tripod with Carry Bag for Canon, DSRL, SRL, Phone Tripod Mount with Wireless Remote Control for Live Streaming, Work, Vlogging

Right out of the box one can tell that this is a serious tripod. It's light, and has all of the features you could want for an all-purpose photo tripod. It comes with a case, as well as a very adaptable cell phone holder, and a remote trigger for your cell phone. The tripod weighs a bit over 3 lbs, and can easily hold my Canon 77D with battery holder and a pretty heavy Sigma 18-250mm lens, fully extended. This will become my go-to tripod for both travel and home use. I've included pictures of the tripod with cell phone in horizontal and vertical position, a shot of the included level, a shot of my DSLR with extended lens, mounted, and a close up of some of the detail on the tripod. Happy to have this to replace my heavy, and bulky, 45 year old tripod for all-around use.

Over all this tripod is pretty good. It is nice and tall and easy to adjust. My only complaint is that once a camera is locked into the tripod, there is still a little slop between the tripod head and the part that screwed into the camera. This makes so if you bump the tripod during a video it is shakier then it should be. Or if you put a spotting scope on the tripod it will move around more then I would like. But other the that it works great and I’ll defiantly be keeping it.1/2/21 Update: After using this tripod for a week one of the leg clips broke off making the adjustment of one section of one leg impossible. The tripod is pretty cheaply made, I will be returning it and buying a more heavy duty one.

I like that it is light weight but the piece on mine that has the cam lock to mount the base on mine, the hex screw > nut was not secured.I had mounted a telescope (less than 7-lbs) and all was fine except some head wobble, and when I lifted it to move to the backyard, a little tilt and next thing I know my telescope fell off onto the floor. Found the piece that locks into the cam there was a hex screw and nut that wasn't secured. The cam lock, cam spring and nut just wasn't checked so now I hope my recently bought telescope (Orion 90mm MAK-Cass) didn't get damaged or get the optics knocked out of alignment.For a camera or cell this should be fine but I wish I didn't take a chance trying for the telescope which may or may not get damaged. Again might be ok for camera, cell maybe binoculars but now I'll have to look elsewhere for a tripod that can take less than 7-lbs more securely. And also hope my telescope and/or new eyepiece (bought separately) is.... you know....

The media could not be loaded.  The tripod did not come with the leg bases as advertised, hence it slides all around and doesn’t support itself properly when weight is added on. The extending camera arm with the rotating lever does not hold up weight. When I put my iPhone or camera on it, it unwinds itself back down, making this unusable. I’m trying to contact customer support and there is no way to get through to this seller. I would avoid and save your money for another tripod.

I don't abuse my tripod.I have received the tripod on Feb19th.I used it sometimes and has been very careful.But the pin cushion went out today, it is only within 2 monthsI don't know what I should do now.Attached photo of fixing it. It should never happened in 60 days.I love the product but it was not sturdy.

Works great. Sturdy enough to hold something as light as my iPhone or as heavy as an old dSLR camera. Folds down to a very small height for easy storage in the included carrying bag. Also includes a little remote shutter blue tooth clicker that works w Android or iPhone which was a cool surprise. That was very helpful!

I was worried about the stand holding up my equipment. It held my sls/ kinect, with a 10" tablet and was pretty solid. Folds down to a decent height and expends to a tall height than expected. It held up the weight and all the locking nuts do not slip and stay put even at different angles. All around decent and plan on buying a few more in near future.

The media could not be loaded.  The tripod legs adjust well, the locks holding the extended legs in place are solid, the height and tilt adjustments are good. But to fasten the camera to the tripod, you must screw a trapezoidal plastic shoe onto the bottom of the camera -- which means that if you want to use another brand tripod or monopod, you have to take the shoe off again. Worse: the tripod I received would not clamp the shoe in place without wobbling (see video). Some of the wobble can be fixed by ultra-tightening the head adjustments, and by putting duck tape under the plastic shoe to get it slight higher, so that the cam-type lock can grip it properly. But one should not have to re-engineer equipment like this. I would not buy this tripod again, and will probably look for a replacement.