MeFOTO BackPacker Air Travel Tripod/Selfie Stick, Black

2018-11-30T08:34:05

Overall, great performance, really light weight and small size which fits perfectly in a backpack. . The adjustments of the legs is quick, but upper part can be hard to tighten and has a tendency to loosen. Biggest downside is that it becomes a bit shaky when extending fully and with a heavier lens (Sonya6000 + sony 18-105). I would recommend this for a lighter setup (e.g. mirrorless with a small lens)

Jonathan R.

2018-09-09T10:29:58

If you're looking for a solid no-nonsense travel tri-pod, this one gets the job done in fantastic fashion. I guess I didn't realize that it also comes with a BLUE TOOTH remote shutter release for your phone, as well as a handy little bag that acts like a back-pack. I am way more impressed with this item than I thought I would be. I would expect a tripod of this quality to be more in the $ range.

LOUSIGNONT I.

2018-08-21T12:57:07

I love that fact that this product folds to just a few inches. Also, it is very easy to assemble to the height that is good for me. My camera is also easy to attach.

Geni M.

2018-07-06T10:08:02

Lightweight and compact, it carries nicely in a medium sized Camelbak for long day treks. It’s surprisingly tall and easy to operate. When fully extended, it happily supports a mirrorless system (I use an X-T2), but a brisk wind will make the camera lightly sway. The ballhead is what you’d expect at this price point, creeping a bit after locking, but still functional. If you’re using large telephoto lenses, or anticipate windy weather, then you’d best get something sturdier. If you want a lightweight, serviceable tripod for occasional use on long walks and hikes, then it will work fine.

DANIEL W.