I saw another video of this tripod and it appeared that you could flip the ball head into the vertical position and then loosen a set screw on the side of the ball head with the attached tool and then when you flip the ball head back to horizontal it will pan. According to the manufacturer it is advertised as having a 360 degree pan function.
I have been comparing this tripod with the Ulanzi Zero F38. That head is compatible with peak design plates, but works with longer arca swiss plates as well
@@Ken-Hung I like everything about the F38 except that I prefer having the plate actually lock in rather than tightening it with a thumb screw. I use Peak Design plates and Peak Design Slide Straps on all my cameras so it should work well.
I think the deal breaker for a lot of photographers will be that the head does not accept Arca-Swiss plates and brackets. The Peak Design style plate is fine for small cameras but is not as robust as an A-S bracket or plate designed for the specific camera body or lens. The plate for this tripod can twist where it attaches to the camera. And so many photographers already have L-brackets and dedicated plates and this tripod will make them useless. The Ulanzi F-38 QD head is the same way. The Ulanzi Zero Y tripod accepts A-S plates and brackets AND the Peak Design style plates. Not sure why they all aren't that way. I do not have any of these tripods yet. The cost of the Peak Design tripod (which will accept A-S plates) is ridiculous. Reviews of the Ulanzi Zero Y indicate that the knob that clamps the plate to the head comes loose easily risking the camera falling off. I still haven't found the right combo of design, price, flexibility and quality.
I thought this would have been the perfect light weight tripod for panos. The ball head can act as a levelling base, but it’s lacking the panning option unfortunately.
Exactly the route I just went. I liked a small rig head but it only came on a heavy duty tripod. Paired it up with a manfrotto 290 Xtra and 3.4 pounds instead of like 10 lbs
Just to add about the missing pan function - this creates another problem. If you set your ball head to portrait mode this means you are stuck at single straight position and will not be able to tilt your camera up or down. I just took this tripod on a hiking trip and lack of this pan function really limited my workflow when shooting something in portrait mode. I was really disappointed.
Great vid. I wish with all these style tripods they went a bit taller. Just to get over peoples heads a little when people stand up in a church for example. Another 2/3 inches would do it.
I don’t shoot weddings anymore. I shoot live theatre, concerts, and dance shows. I used to use a couple of heavy Manfrotto pro tripods, but so many of the theatres and venues I have to shoot in can’t accommodate the large tripods. I use one Manfrotto 502 like the one you showed here and a couple of static tripods. One is a carbon fiber Gitzo and the other is a heavy aluminum Benro. After this review, I am temped to replace the Benro with the Neewer. I often have to put tripods in the actual seating areas of theatres.
Check out the Coman Light H when you get a chance - the Neewer is an exact dupe of the Coman Light G, with those same struggles (like the lack of pan head function). The Light /H/ however, has a dedicated fluid head with really smooth pan and tilt functionality and the same quick-release style (which works with pretty much any arca swiss plate, including even 200mm ones for balancing larger rigs), and a built-in ballhead underneath for getting your video head level without having to futz with individual leg lengths. Plus it comes with a swappable head with a standard screw mount, so you can attach any other head that you'd like if you don't feel like lugging around the heavier / taller fluid head. Oh, and the weight hook screws into the center column with a standard screw thread, so you can even mount their specialized fluid head on a separate monopod if you wanted to.
I lucked out on a mistake clearance at Best Buy and got the Carbon Peak Design a year ago for less than the aluminum version. The Best Buy Rep told me about it while I was searching for a tripod at the time. I love it for what i paid.
I have a paparazzi style photo booth that uses a live portrait photographer instead of a lollypop to deliver branded photos strips within 30 seconds of the last 📸 picture taken... your little stack of tripods with 2 backpacks amuses me! I basically bring out an entire office worth of gear for a 4 hour shoot. (I'm not moching you, but jealous none the less!)
price performance alone this is better, but I really don't admire it's almost a slightly modded, 90% copy peak design concept, it's undermining the creativity... and for PD they have crazy CS and repairability, not sure if these will offer similar degree of repairability or free replacement when some of these new designs goes flimsy and breaks
Looks great. I've got a similar one, a knock off version. Only paid about $50 and it's pretty much the exact same except it has a twisty screw for the ball head and it's black and orange. It does have a hook at the bottom so I do strab my backpack to it so it keeps is stable in case anyone nudges the tripod. Great video though, keep it up
I got a Ulanzi Video Travel Tripod a couple months ago. I'm quite happy with it. It's super small and has a fluid head. Also, I didn't know you were are "nevernude" Respect 👊🏼🤣
So basically for your video production setup you'll be carrying 3 of these newer tripods! Three pouches therefore a seperate bag (albeit a smaller one than before) and still have air travel problems.
That’s the plan! 3 of this style of tripod. The goal would be to fit all of my camera gear for a wedding into 1, maybe 2 backpacks and a single checked bag.
Which is a copy and paste of the Peak Design tripod 😄 They’re all essentially the same thing, just with different price points and slightly different feature sets.
@@JoshBirman The Ulanzi might look the same from afar to the Peak Design, but in closer inspection, it is a much different (and better) designed tripod. You can also argue that most tripods are essentially the same thing.
I was hopeful you found something better than my Ulanzi. After hearing about your issues with the ball-head and having a round column, I’m confident to say the Ulanzi is the better than the two. My only complaint on the Ulanzi is the angle of the legs are just a few degrees too steep (on the first notch). I’d like the legs to go a touch wider. Interesting to see Neweer copying Ulanzi who copied Peak.
@@JoshBirmanmy one complaint aside, I’m pretty happy with my Ulanzi. I’m primarily a photographer, and I’ve never liked ballheads, so I may replace it with the Ulanzi video head, or a panorama head. At the end of the day though, all three are pretty incredible tools to have in the toolbox. I couldn’t have imagined a tripod this small and light 30 years ago.
Lack of Arca-Swiss compatibility is a deal breaker for me. TBH, I was never really impressed with the Peak Design tripod to begin with. Currently looking for a decent travel tripod, but unfortunately this one won't do it for me.
Falcam f38 pro. Cheaper and better than the PD. Only thing the PD has over it is it's slightly smaller and lighter. But the Falcam is better in every other way. Works with almost any arca-swiss plate, the PD plates, and obviously the f38 plates. 😂
@@OldishGoalie I went with the Ulanzi Zero Y...fully Arca-Swiss right out of the box. Needed something lightweight for times when travel isn't photography-specific.
Seems like a great one! Sadly, priced the same as Ulanzi's TT09 which is overall better especially with the Falcam F38 QR and the mini fluid head for video.
Someone also rated this one high Fotopro Carbon Fiber Tripod 60 Inch 360 Degree Ball Head Quick Release Plate Lightweight Camera Tripod for Travel Tripod Folded Height Only 14.2" - Can you compare these 2?
I just bought this.. they make a panning plate that clicks in for just a little more, which I added during purchase. I’m sure you can buy it separately
@@JoshBirman It is the peak design style plate on the bottom but it has a round plate attached with a twist screw that lets you pan a full 360. Look on their website and click on option LT32 + Leveling Base. You will see it at the top right on the last product photo
This is a really good video. I'm tossing up between the TP62 or the LT35 (with the TP62 in this video running a bit cheaper). The LT35 looks like it's more of a PD copy with the trapezoid-style legs, and maybe slightly more sturdy with a better ballhead.
@@JoshBirman I decided to order the TP62 as in your video. It's a fair bit shorter as the ballhead looks to be more integrated into the stem - we'll see what it's like!
Honestly thought it would be a good option to save money with this but the package has been lost and Neewers customer support is next to non existent.. been almost a month still no replacement or refund. Email correspondence only which takes days for them to respond only to ask me to email them again after 2-3 business days every time. Best to save the headache and go with a more reputable brand instead.
i just bought it from amazon, is this middle part that you can screw or unscrew to change the ballhead also moving in your tripod? im worried that this would be a thing that breake first
I have the LT-32 as well. Do you have a black rubber ring at the bottom of your center column where the hook is? Mine was already broken when I unboxed the tripod. :( Do you know the purpose of that rubber ring? I'm not sure if I should ask for a replacement or just ignore it. Thanks for sharing.
These style of tripods are definitely nowhere near as secure and sturdy as a large Manfrotto tripod. But you get so much portability in exchange. I haven’t used it yet, but the new Ulanzi TreeRoot looks like it could be the best tripod in this style.
Looks like the Traveler 7C is a more classic travel tripod design. It doesn’t breakdown nearly as small and it’s got twist locks on the legs which I do not like. I’m sure it’s a fine tripod, but it’s not one I would go after.
@@Levi-Salmon You made the right choice. I use the SIRUI 7C, but the twist lock on the legs is terrible and a huge setback when filming a wedding. It's confusing and sometimes you mistakenly unscrew the whole leg. I thought it's a minimal design flaw I could live with but I've missed some important moments because of those little details. I should probably get the Neewer too.
@@MidihaSoshia Luckily it's not too painful of a mistake to correct! Could probably get $50+ For the SIRUI on marketplace. Side not I took the Neewer in my carryon overseas and it was fantastic.
who does a photographer gotta blow to get one of these companies to make a travel tripod with two points of contact on the base plate for my camera rig? Having only one it will eventually start spinning on the single contact screw.
I think it’s probably more so a limitation of the tripod size. In order to fit 2 screws into the plate they’d have to make the head quite a bit larger. It’s not ideal but you could always swap out the head for something that uses a plate you like.
The plain weave carbon fibre is terrible for strength. It makes no sense. That's why the gitzos and other premi8carbon tripods use braided or unidirectional carbon.
Yeah, it's great if you only need locked off shots while using tiny cameras. If you want a proper fluid head and you use a proper cinema camera, there's no cutting corners.
It looks cheap and flimsy as heck. Honestly it looks more like garbage. Your Manfrotto isn't heavy and bulky by any means, I'll pick that anytime and trust my gear on it. Never cheap out on tripod, you only need one until you retire. Here is an advice for people that are considering this garbage tripod, RENT.
Must be a moron that spells" moron.".. Moran. Also the proper spelling of your sound design is clink* clank* clong*.... coincidentally it is what it sounds like when you shake your head.
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You're a natural on camera Josh - excellent review
Thanks Jake! That means a lot 🥹
I saw another video of this tripod and it appeared that you could flip the ball head into the vertical position and then loosen a set screw on the side of the ball head with the attached tool and then when you flip the ball head back to horizontal it will pan. According to the manufacturer it is advertised as having a 360 degree pan function.
I have been comparing this tripod with the Ulanzi Zero F38. That head is compatible with peak design plates, but works with longer arca swiss plates as well
@@Ken-Hung I like everything about the F38 except that I prefer having the plate actually lock in rather than tightening it with a thumb screw. I use Peak Design plates and Peak Design Slide Straps on all my cameras so it should work well.
I think the deal breaker for a lot of photographers will be that the head does not accept Arca-Swiss plates and brackets. The Peak Design style plate is fine for small cameras but is not as robust as an A-S bracket or plate designed for the specific camera body or lens. The plate for this tripod can twist where it attaches to the camera.
And so many photographers already have L-brackets and dedicated plates and this tripod will make them useless. The Ulanzi F-38 QD head is the same way. The Ulanzi Zero Y tripod accepts A-S plates and brackets AND the Peak Design style plates. Not sure why they all aren't that way.
I do not have any of these tripods yet. The cost of the Peak Design tripod (which will accept A-S plates) is ridiculous. Reviews of the Ulanzi Zero Y indicate that the knob that clamps the plate to the head comes loose easily risking the camera falling off.
I still haven't found the right combo of design, price, flexibility and quality.
I thought this would have been the perfect light weight tripod for panos.
The ball head can act as a levelling base, but it’s lacking the panning option unfortunately.
Exactly the route I just went. I liked a small rig head but it only came on a heavy duty tripod. Paired it up with a manfrotto 290 Xtra and 3.4 pounds instead of like 10 lbs
Just to add about the missing pan function - this creates another problem. If you set your ball head to portrait mode this means you are stuck at single straight position and will not be able to tilt your camera up or down. I just took this tripod on a hiking trip and lack of this pan function really limited my workflow when shooting something in portrait mode. I was really disappointed.
sameeeeeee! i was so shocked to see something like that was missing from this
Great vid. I wish with all these style tripods they went a bit taller. Just to get over peoples heads a little when people stand up in a church for example. Another 2/3 inches would do it.
Yeah, I totally get it. That’d be super nice.
I don’t shoot weddings anymore. I shoot live theatre, concerts, and dance shows. I used to use a couple of heavy Manfrotto pro tripods, but so many of the theatres and venues I have to shoot in can’t accommodate the large tripods. I use one Manfrotto 502 like the one you showed here and a couple of static tripods. One is a carbon fiber Gitzo and the other is a heavy aluminum Benro. After this review, I am temped to replace the Benro with the Neewer. I often have to put tripods in the actual seating areas of theatres.
It’s so nice packing lighter! And I feel like I’m able to move so much faster.
Just a setscrew to lock the top half of bulkhead seems dangerous. If it loosen over time, there goes the camera.
hahah 1:44 is gold and relatable. This content is emaculate!
😂 It was the weirdest experience getting in the shower fully clothed.
@@JoshBirman love the commitment 😂
The size is awesome and the ball head mechanism looks cool but the no panning feature is a deal killer for me.
Check out the Coman Light H when you get a chance - the Neewer is an exact dupe of the Coman Light G, with those same struggles (like the lack of pan head function). The Light /H/ however, has a dedicated fluid head with really smooth pan and tilt functionality and the same quick-release style (which works with pretty much any arca swiss plate, including even 200mm ones for balancing larger rigs), and a built-in ballhead underneath for getting your video head level without having to futz with individual leg lengths. Plus it comes with a swappable head with a standard screw mount, so you can attach any other head that you'd like if you don't feel like lugging around the heavier / taller fluid head. Oh, and the weight hook screws into the center column with a standard screw thread, so you can even mount their specialized fluid head on a separate monopod if you wanted to.
Oh and it's even cheaper (somehow) - it's currently listed for $179 on Amazon, and it occasionally goes on further sale (I picked it up for $129)
The head adaptor seems like a good addition to the whole package, but I still think that all these tripods are way overpriced for what they are.
Nice same as ulanzi 😊, but I love Peak Design tripod, a lot of brand copycat it
I think I would swap the head out for weddings maybe, and keep the neewer one for travel.
Hi! This vs the Ulanzif f38 Coman please? 😁🙏
I lucked out on a mistake clearance at Best Buy and got the Carbon Peak Design a year ago for less than the aluminum version. The Best Buy Rep told me about it while I was searching for a tripod at the time. I love it for what i paid.
That’s awesome! What a sick deal!
@@JoshBirman great review none the less
@AverageGarageRacing thank you! 🥹
I have a paparazzi style photo booth that uses a live portrait photographer instead of a lollypop to deliver branded photos strips within 30 seconds of the last 📸 picture taken... your little stack of tripods with 2 backpacks amuses me! I basically bring out an entire office worth of gear for a 4 hour shoot. (I'm not moching you, but jealous none the less!)
price performance alone this is better, but I really don't admire it's almost a slightly modded, 90% copy peak design concept, it's undermining the creativity... and for PD they have crazy CS and repairability, not sure if these will offer similar degree of repairability or free replacement when some of these new designs goes flimsy and breaks
Definately would go for the Freewell "Real travel tripod". 870 gr incl Video head.
ughhhh as a hybrid photographer this is why id choose photo over video hahah great video
Hahaha! 😂
Who doesn't use the peak design travel tripod? Um, anyone who was smart enough to get the better, cheaper Ulanzi f38 travel tripod...
Exactly 💯
That's the tripod on my list.
@@holdmyown32 you will not regret that purchase
F38 broke on me 😂😂😂
You should take a look on Heipi w28 Travel tripod
Looks great. I've got a similar one, a knock off version. Only paid about $50 and it's pretty much the exact same except it has a twisty screw for the ball head and it's black and orange. It does have a hook at the bottom so I do strab my backpack to it so it keeps is stable in case anyone nudges the tripod.
Great video though, keep it up
Thanks man! That’s awesome that you found one for so cheap that works for you.
@@SooDamGood hi! What brand is it please? Currently looking for a tripod 😁👍
I got a Ulanzi Video Travel Tripod a couple months ago. I'm quite happy with it. It's super small and has a fluid head. Also, I didn't know you were are "nevernude" Respect 👊🏼🤣
I would love to do a comparison of the Neewer, Ulanzi, and Peak Design at some point!
Oh yeah, big nevernude over here 😂 It’s a lifestyle.
try out the ulanzi x coman zero tripod
I own one for about 8 months now and I love it, but I changed ballhead to manfrotto to be more stable and more precise for macro shots :)
So basically for your video production setup you'll be carrying 3 of these newer tripods! Three pouches therefore a seperate bag (albeit a smaller one than before) and still have air travel problems.
That’s the plan! 3 of this style of tripod. The goal would be to fit all of my camera gear for a wedding into 1, maybe 2 backpacks and a single checked bag.
The Rollei yeasy Traveller is it for me. The Ballhead of the Rollei is just better. My 2 cents. Yo
This is copy and paste from Ulanzi & Coman Zero tripod
Which is a copy and paste of the Peak Design tripod 😄 They’re all essentially the same thing, just with different price points and slightly different feature sets.
@@JoshBirmantrue that 🙌🏼
A copy of a copy is usually worse
to be fair the ulanzi was an upgrade. copycat and innovation at same time ;) @@JoshBirman
@@JoshBirman The Ulanzi might look the same from afar to the Peak Design, but in closer inspection, it is a much different (and better) designed tripod. You can also argue that most tripods are essentially the same thing.
I was hopeful you found something better than my Ulanzi. After hearing about your issues with the ball-head and having a round column, I’m confident to say the Ulanzi is the better than the two. My only complaint on the Ulanzi is the angle of the legs are just a few degrees too steep (on the first notch). I’d like the legs to go a touch wider.
Interesting to see Neweer copying Ulanzi who copied Peak.
Sorry to hear this one won’t solve your problems 😕 Hoping to do a comparison between the Ulanzi, Neewer, and Peak Design at some point.
@@JoshBirmanmy one complaint aside, I’m pretty happy with my Ulanzi.
I’m primarily a photographer, and I’ve never liked ballheads, so I may replace it with the Ulanzi video head, or a panorama head.
At the end of the day though, all three are pretty incredible tools to have in the toolbox. I couldn’t have imagined a tripod this small and light 30 years ago.
@@JoshBirman Add Heipi to the list. That’s what I use.
Lack of Arca-Swiss compatibility is a deal breaker for me. TBH, I was never really impressed with the Peak Design tripod to begin with. Currently looking for a decent travel tripod, but unfortunately this one won't do it for me.
Smallrig just released some sick versions similar to this that are quicker to setup and arca-swiss compatible. I think it's the AP-100, check it out
Falcam f38 pro. Cheaper and better than the PD. Only thing the PD has over it is it's slightly smaller and lighter. But the Falcam is better in every other way. Works with almost any arca-swiss plate, the PD plates, and obviously the f38 plates. 😂
@@OldishGoalie I went with the Ulanzi Zero Y...fully Arca-Swiss right out of the box. Needed something lightweight for times when travel isn't photography-specific.
Seems like a great one! Sadly, priced the same as Ulanzi's TT09 which is overall better especially with the Falcam F38 QR and the mini fluid head for video.
A fluid head would definitely be a nice addition to this tripod. That Ulanzi one looks cool.
Someone also rated this one high Fotopro Carbon Fiber Tripod 60 Inch 360 Degree Ball Head Quick Release Plate Lightweight Camera Tripod for Travel Tripod Folded Height Only 14.2" - Can you compare these 2?
I just bought this.. they make a panning plate that clicks in for just a little more, which I added during purchase. I’m sure you can buy it separately
How does it click in?
@@JoshBirman It is the peak design style plate on the bottom but it has a round plate attached with a twist screw that lets you pan a full 360. Look on their website and click on option LT32 + Leveling Base. You will see it at the top right on the last product photo
@@JoshBirmanThey misclassified it. Should say swivel base not leveling but it’s only $10 more to add
This is a really good video. I'm tossing up between the TP62 or the LT35 (with the TP62 in this video running a bit cheaper). The LT35 looks like it's more of a PD copy with the trapezoid-style legs, and maybe slightly more sturdy with a better ballhead.
Thanks man! I don’t have any experience with the LT35, but I believe it’s a shorter max height if that matters to you at all.
@@JoshBirman I decided to order the TP62 as in your video. It's a fair bit shorter as the ballhead looks to be more integrated into the stem - we'll see what it's like!
@harleycummins9154 nice!! Excited for you!
Lol…”just passed my eye level”….what, are you 5’5”?!
Ever try the Amazon Basics tripod?
I have not
I have the same one... is the best thing ever!
This tripod looks great, thanks for the video
Honestly thought it would be a good option to save money with this but the package has been lost and Neewers customer support is next to non existent.. been almost a month still no replacement or refund.
Email correspondence only which takes days for them to respond only to ask me to email them again after 2-3 business days every time.
Best to save the headache and go with a more reputable brand instead.
Oh gosh! Sorry man, that’s terrible!
i just bought it from amazon, is this middle part that you can screw or unscrew to change the ballhead also moving in your tripod? im worried that this would be a thing that breake first
What do you mean by “moving”?
@@JoshBirman i did send you a DM
I have the LT-32 as well. Do you have a black rubber ring at the bottom of your center column where the hook is?
Mine was already broken when I unboxed the tripod. :(
Do you know the purpose of that rubber ring? I'm not sure if I should ask for a replacement or just ignore it.
Thanks for sharing.
Yep, I’ve got that ring on mine. I think it’s just there for better grip.
Before you look at this tripod, did you check out the Ulanzi & Coman tripod?
I have not had the opportunity to try that one out yet. Hoping to in the future!
Hows the stability during long exposure shots?
I’m not actually sure. That’s not really something I do in my work. Sorry 😕
What is the difference between the lt32 & lt 35? Is it the panning & iPhone attachment? Weight seems the same?
The LT35 has a different head, is a little bit shorter, and a little bit cheaper I think.
Most pros that I know have either moved away from Peak Design or are considering it.
These style of tripods are definitely nowhere near as secure and sturdy as a large Manfrotto tripod. But you get so much portability in exchange. I haven’t used it yet, but the new Ulanzi TreeRoot looks like it could be the best tripod in this style.
Have you seen the SIRUI Traveler 7C? Curious how you think they'd compare.
Looks like the Traveler 7C is a more classic travel tripod design. It doesn’t breakdown nearly as small and it’s got twist locks on the legs which I do not like. I’m sure it’s a fine tripod, but it’s not one I would go after.
@@JoshBirman I was paralyzed with both in the cart. Ended up pulling the trigger on the Neewer a few minutes ago. Thanks for the vid!
@@Levi-Salmon You made the right choice. I use the SIRUI 7C, but the twist lock on the legs is terrible and a huge setback when filming a wedding. It's confusing and sometimes you mistakenly unscrew the whole leg. I thought it's a minimal design flaw I could live with but I've missed some important moments because of those little details. I should probably get the Neewer too.
@@MidihaSoshia Luckily it's not too painful of a mistake to correct! Could probably get $50+ For the SIRUI on marketplace. Side not I took the Neewer in my carryon overseas and it was fantastic.
who does a photographer gotta blow to get one of these companies to make a travel tripod with two points of contact on the base plate for my camera rig? Having only one it will eventually start spinning on the single contact screw.
I think it’s probably more so a limitation of the tripod size. In order to fit 2 screws into the plate they’d have to make the head quite a bit larger. It’s not ideal but you could always swap out the head for something that uses a plate you like.
Ulanzi Falcam TreeRoot 😌
Just saw that release! Really hoping I can get my hands on a review copy!
Checked Amazon, they say it accepts arca Swiss though. Anybody could confirm please?
The plate it comes with is Arca Swiss compatible, but it only accepts that one plate. So other Arca Swiss plates that are longer won’t fit.
@@JoshBirman got it! Thanks for the quick reply! 🙏👍
The plain weave carbon fibre is terrible for strength. It makes no sense. That's why the gitzos and other premi8carbon tripods use braided or unidirectional carbon.
Will this work with a standard L bracket?
It won’t natively fit on, but you can screw the QR plate onto the L bracket.
@@JoshBirman Yikes! That's going to be a deal breaker for a lot of landscape photographers.
that intro is smooooth
Haha! Thank you 😄
First!! 🥳
Nice video.
I hate my tripods 😭
I also hate your tripods 😂
Im sure your tripods hate you too! 😅 @JoshBirman
Yeah, it's great if you only need locked off shots while using tiny cameras. If you want a proper fluid head and you use a proper cinema camera, there's no cutting corners.
Can’t say I’ve seen too many wedding videographers who use proper cinema cameras for their C and D angles.
new tittle pls=)) i guess my tripod is better and havey
It looks cheap and flimsy as heck. Honestly it looks more like garbage. Your Manfrotto isn't heavy and bulky by any means, I'll pick that anytime and trust my gear on it. Never cheap out on tripod, you only need one until you retire. Here is an advice for people that are considering this garbage tripod, RENT.
That tripod is toy😂😂😂. Make sounds like kling, klank, klong😂😂. Must be moran, buy tripod like that😂😂
Must be a moron that spells" moron.".. Moran.
Also the proper spelling of your sound design is clink* clank* clong*.... coincidentally it is what it sounds like when you shake your head.