Visually and qualitatively, it makes a very valuable impression. The locking screws and tripod legs also appear to be of high quality.

I think this is a very good value and compares to many tripods in terms of features and quality materials. I am happy with my purchase and this is a huge upgrade over my previous tripod.

I bought this tripod as a travel tripod because of its light weight and small packing size. I've tested a Canon 70D and an EOS RP, each with a 100mm lens, on this tripod and I'm amazed at how stable it is. Now I keep my small Manfrotto travel tripod and just use the K&F because it can be folded up smaller and is more stable at about the same weight.

I wanted a more compact tripod to replace a cheap chip tripod that I have used for many years, as I wanted to do more landscape shots, this would be much easier to carry around. Based on the reviews this sounded perfect. It arrived very well packaged with a nice little bag that covers the head to protect it, the bag also has the option of a shoulder strap and I liked that one of the legs has a foam lining to protect my hands a little warmer when using it in winter. The Reise is very compact, lightweight and very robust in windy conditions. It says it's a quick release, which to me means pushing a little lever and it's released, this you have to screw the plate in to tighten, ok, just a few seconds, but if your hands are freezing, that's screwing and unscrewing something not even It's always easy pending! For me,

I'll start this review with a caveat, my reviews are usually long and detailed, but I like to write reviews in a way that helps other buyers, especially when buying from relatively unknown or foreign companies. This is my first purchase from this company and I have to say I am very, very impressed. This isn't necessarily a 'blind buy' as I was lucky enough to find the company's booth at this year's (2019) NEC Photo Show in Birmingham, UK. There I had the opportunity to process and play with some of his various tripods and lens filters. So I left without buying while thinking about which kit to upgrade. I'm an avid amateur photographer, so I'm on a limited budget for my equipment and 'settled in' With a cheap tripod I've had for years and been through so many repairs over the years I decided to give it a go time has gotten better! I ordered this tripod and it came in very good packaging. In the box I found the tripod and accessories in a sturdy but decent case with handles. (See the photo). The bag contains a ball head tripod in a very elegant and velvety protective drawstring pouch. The bag also has a shoulder strap and a pocket with adapters, instructions and an "Allen" wrench to tighten the tripod legs if needed. Recommended! The bag contains a ball head tripod in a very elegant and velvety protective drawstring pouch. The bag also has a shoulder strap and a pocket with adapters, instructions and an "Allen" wrench to tighten the tripod legs if needed. Recommended! The bag contains a ball head tripod in a very elegant and velvety protective drawstring pouch. The bag also has a shoulder strap and a pocket with adapters, instructions and an "Allen" wrench to tighten the tripod legs if needed. Recommended!

The tripod is well made. Joints stretch and move easily.

I'm glad I chose the kf concept. First, the legs are made of carbon fiber, which is more expensive than aluminum. The parts and components are well made and I don't see any flaws in the manufacturing process. Everything fits well, moves smoothly, and is rock solid when put on. When you need a tripod in this height and size range, you can be sure this will do the job for you, take a beating, and last. A nice cinch bag is included.

For a long time I just used a cheap tripod because I thought why spend so much money on it. I often had the problem that my old tripod was unstable and eventually even broke due to poor quality. This tripod here, however, makes the difference. On the one hand, it can be adjusted much higher and the solid iron legs guarantee good support even in strong winds. So it's really worth it.

This tripod looks and feels premium and in every way possible. I owned 4 tripods, and at this price point, you don't usually get this build quality with similar options. It looks like the peek-design tripod and carrying case are equally premium. The shipping and packaging was also top notch, so that's a no-brainer for me :)

I've been using this kf concept tripod for about a month now. Man, I love that tripod! It's lighter, cheaper. The only thing I liked best about the Benro was that the legs felt quicker, but I have a feeling those guys will probably see this review and consider making some tweaks there. It's just that you need more turns to loosen/tighten the legs. Not a big deal, but a faster tripod is more enjoyable to use. Everything was kind of stiff at first, but now it's nice and fluid. Nice and resistant, even in windy conditions. I love it and recommend it.