Endurax 66 Tripod for Camera and Phone Camera Tripod Stand with Quick Release Plate Compatible with iPhone Nikon Canon DSLR Heavy Duty and Sturdy

  Update: They improved the tripod bag so that it could hold the tripod without the swivel feet being removed! Now it fits perfectly, and I'm extremely pleased with the upgrade! br>br>This purchase has exceeded my expectations. The height of this one is 66 inches, compared to others that are shorter, and the pun was intended. It's well-made, with a strong frame and useful features. I like that it has four extensions instead of three because it gives me the extra height I need for my laser level. The removable plate's mounting screw had already begun to strip the plastic, and it was only tenuously held in place. It has no effect on the functionality, but it is worth noting. Another thing to keep in mind is that it won't fit inside the carry bag when fully assembled; you'll have to remove the swivel feet and rotating arm, which is inconvenient.

Odin Blair

| Jan 16, 2021

This does not inspire confidence in me. Let me just say that the legs have a solid feel to them. br>br>However, the top portion of it is NOT at all sturdy. I grabbed my Canon EOS 80D and headed out for a 10-minute photo shoot. Photo taken with a second timer. The camera begins to fall off after a few seconds. I was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time to see it. I would have lost $700 if it had fallen. The handle bar, which is supposed to be the mechanism for moving the camera around, is the second issue I have. I'm not sure if I got a bad one, but I can't even slightly screw it in when I insert the handle. It easily falls out when you move it around. Finally, the top half feels cheap (the legs, however, do not). br>br>This is not something I would recommend for a DSLR. If you want to use a phone with a thick case (in case it falls), that's fine; for example, I was using an 18-inch iPhone. A 135mm lens was used. If it's too heavy, it should have been stated in the product description. That type of lens is found on the majority of DSLRs. br>br>I wish there was a way for me to get a refund for this!.

Zora Ochoa

| May 21, 2021

4 lbs or less To begin with, there is no mechanical metal fastener that secures the pan head to the tripod itself (see image 1). It's made of pure friction and has a plastic clip that looks like a car panel fastener (see image 2). The pan and tilt head's base (picture 3) has a friction break (picture 4) that, when tightened, provides friction interference to the pan/tilt base (picture 3). With an 18 gauge brad nail (picture 5), the pan/till base is attached to the center riser post. Having said that, I will not be using this to support my actual DSLR and battery grip. In the head section, the components have a lot of play between them. The lockdown tab on the shoe is yanked. You'll have to compensate for plastic flex while shooting vertically; just keep your hands close to the camera in case she slips. Wear a sling over your shoulder and don't have any devices attached to your head. This is ideal for off-camera lights and flash heads at its best. Many people, I'm sure, won't have any issues. Just be aware of what you're about to receive. I'd like to come back. However, it is entirely my fault for not addressing it sooner.

Zayden Roy

| May 24, 2021

I previously owned a Zomei 65-dollar tripod, which was nothing more than a collection of smooth metal poles that served no purpose. In comparison, the Enduraxx tripod is half the price and a DREAM. It's so nice to have a tripod that actually helps you take better photos. Since taking photographs is my job, I needed to invest in a high-quality tripod that would last. THIS TRIPLE TRIPLE TRIPLE TRIPLE TRIPLE TRIPLE TRIPLE T The phone holder screws on securely and easily, which is something I really like about this product. It is both stable and light. It's dependable when it comes to keeping the height adjusters in place. It's simple to adjust the angles to suit my preferences. Because I am tall, the legs also extend very far, which means I won't have to bend down or move it further away to get the shot. I'm very pleased with my purchase overall. The price, the quality, and the efficiency are all excellent. This tripod is an excellent investment.

Ivory Sanford

| Apr 26, 2021

There were no reviews of this tripod being used with a spotting scope that I could find. br>This is far more stable than the shaky tripod I had planned on using- I couldn't get the scope adjusted to my liking because it was shaking so much. br>For my intended purpose of spotting on a rifle range, this tripod is performing admirably. primarily for 100-person households a distance of 150 meters br>Tripod is light enough for my needs while remaining extremely stable- Most of the time, it will be used on a bench with the legs not fully extended. br>Because the center riser shaft has a lock, it's also simple to reinforce.

Paisleigh York

| Jun 02, 2021

I use this tripod primarily for still photos and stationary camera videos, and it's a great value for the money. The swivel and pan appear to be smooth, but there is a lot of plastic in those joints and no bearings, so it isn't comparable to a high-end product. End-of-the-line professional tripod with mobility in mind. However, in my experience, most users with good to very-good credit can get a lot out of this. equipment of high quality I could see where larger rigs/high-capacity batteries would be useful. All aluminum legs, plastic locking tabs, all tightening knobs, and the quick release plate (except the 1/4" mounting screw) may cause problems with end gear. The plastic, on the other hand, appears to be of good quality and not cheap. I like that it comes with a phone mount. Other reviewers' concerns about bag size have been addressed, as mine fits in the bag with room to spare, even with the feet attached. If you're on the fence about buying it, go ahead and do it.

Novah Carey

| Apr 07, 2021

First and foremost, I decided to pick mine up through Amazon Warehouse, and aside from a slightly smooshed box, it was essentially brand new. The Warehouse is becoming increasingly appealing to me. br>br>It's the same weight as my previous tripod in terms of size. The feet, on the other hand, were a distinct difference. These had to be put in and made me feel a lot safer. The legs also extend in 1/4ths, which is a nice feature. If I'm in a space with limited ground space, I can deploy it with a smaller footprint and then use the telescoping function to achieve a similar height using the telescoping function. br>br>It's more than sturdy enough for me because I use it to carry around lightweight items like my phone, action camera, or flash memory HD camcorder. It's probably excessive, but I don't mind. br>br>When it comes to locking down what you want shot-wise, the fixtures and locks are nice and tight. I'm hoping that this will be the last big tripod I'll ever need.

Melany Knox

| Mar 06, 2021