Upgraded 80.7" Carbon Fiber Camera Tripod Monopod with Telescopic 2 Section Center Axes, 360° Panorama Ballhead, 1/4" Arca Type QR Plate, Travel Tripod with ø28mm Column, Max Load 26.5lb, N55CR

This carbon fibre, full height, tripod is quite a bargain. It’s not inexpensive but is about half the price of near alternatives and comes with a decent ball head and carry case. I’ve had various bits of Neewer kit and always found it practical and good quality - this tripod carries on the tradition. I searched for quite some time before deciding on the Neewer but I’m glad I made the decision I did. Brand snobs need not apply but if you want a solid, lightweight tripod with no frills this is your boy. You could reduce the weight even further by changing the head for a smaller, lighter one - depending on your use case. In my opinion, it’s best suited to general landscape type photography. A heavy camera and lens combo might be too much but any “normal” camera with up to maybe a 300mm should be absolutely fine. I use tripods every day for my work so I am a little fussy. I own various Manfrotto’s and a crazy expensive Gitzo (that I got cheap) but for the ultra light kit I bought this tripod for, it’s absolutely fantastic without breaking the bank. I have no idea of its durability over time but it seems solid to me. If you’re thinking it’s still a bit pricey and considering a cheaper aluminium option - don’t if you can avoid it. Carbon fibre is lighter, absorbs vibrations much better and is nicer to work with in the cold. Good luck finding a better tripod for the price!

Really pleased with it. Very sturdy. You definitely get what you pay for.

Sturdy, lightweight ,excellent buy and worth it

Had this a few days it's light pretty well made and relatively inexpensive. Ball head seems pretty stable as does the rest of the tripod.

I just opened the parcel. the tripod seem extremely nice and with a solid built. Recommended

I wish I had got this earlier! Excellent for its price, light weight, packs really small. I use a Canon R6, with 24-70 L Lens, Canon Flash gun, attached to a Manfrotto pro video head and found it reasonably steady.

Pretty solid actually.

I got this tripod because it was light, seemed tough, tall (so am I) and a good price, plus my previous tripod had fallen apart. Everything worked well to begin with but then I noticed that the glue on some of the knurled rubber grips around the locks on the legs had failed which made it difficult tightening up the joints, within a year all of them had failed and whilst on a trip to the Scottish highlands this past weekend, just under 12 months from the initial purchase the adhesive holding one of the legs into the top of the tripod completely failed rendering it completely useless, thankfully this was right at the end of the trip and no camera was attached when I noticed. I think the moral to this story is buy cheap buy twice (no more amazon tripods for me)