90"/230cm Horizontal Tripod for Camera, 360° Rotatable and 120° Tilt Horizontal Arm Overhead Material Tripod with Ball Head, Detachable Monopod, Arca Type QR Plate, 10KG Load Capacity

Definitely my proudest purchase of 2026. Overall very well worth the money at £95. Pros: Very sturdy build, almost everything is metal, and what isn't is a thick dense plastic. It has a LOT of adjustment options, making it very versatile. The rubber feet don't unscrew themselves like other models. No wobble, sturdy. Camera plate has a large area so it's very snug and feels quality. My only complaint is that in certain situations the middle column can rotate by about 3° when tightened, but this isnt in regular use

I have used other models of KF tripods in my work which were also used by different people, some of those not familiar in the use of tripods. They have always found them easy to use, and have stood up to some abuse as well. Which is why I chose a KF tripods for myself. This one doesn't disappoint, well built very stable and easy to use. This has a multitude of adjustments so you can position your camera just right for the shot you need. The detachable leg to use as a mono pod gives you added versatility in its use. The protective case supplied is well padded with good quality zips and carrying handles and includes a shoulder strap for easy transportation. I would recommend KF tripods to anyone who wants a good solid versatile tripod but doesn't want to spend a fortune on it.

My first impressions of this product was very good. When taking the product out of the box I was surprised that the bag that covers and protects the tripod was very high quality. The tripod itself is compact when packed away, and as I was first setting the tripod up I was impressed with the feel, weight and the quality of the product. It is reassuring that I will be trusting my camera equipment to a well built and sturdy tripod. The versatility of the tripod is a photography dream. The ease of the twist locks on the telescopic legs make setting up to the desired height a breeze. The monopod as an extra feature is a bonus that many more expensive tripods just don't feature. Being able to set the camera mount up in multiple positions is great. The ability to mount my camera as low as possible brings with it an amazing way to shoot low level pictures that suit wildlife subjects. The boom arm was needed to undertake macro photography and this was sturdy without any shake. Just what is needed when their is limited access for the tripod legs. I did like the hook that lets you add weight to the tripod, not that its needed unless the weather conditions are severe enough. Overall I am more than pleased with this tripod. It will be a great addition to my equipment. Will it turn me into a world famous photographer, no (unfortunately) but it will give me more opportunities to improve the quality of my photos and bring different perspectives to photographing subjects.

I've been thoroughly happy with my tripod, it's lighter, a little more compact and easier to work with than my existing tripod, which I will still use. I have one issue, the plate doesn't actually tighten enough to secure my Nikons but, I use my own plates. K&F have asked for a video of the problem which I'll happily supply, when I have the time 👍

So I'm in the market for a tripod. Hmmm....but which one to choose? There's hundreds - and if you're easily swayed by the Youtubers, camera shops and magazines, the only possible way forward - unless you're a complete newbie - is carbon fibre. But take one look at CF tripods and you'll see that they're at least £200+ - probably nearer £300. Can I warrant paying that? No. So it's going to have to be an aluminium one. Let's see what's available. Hmmm....what's this - 'K&F Concept'....never heard of them. If I've never heard of them, they can't be any good, right? WRONG! I ordered this tripod because of the range of options it has available - - Ball & Socket Head; - Invertable (is that a word?) centre section to get camera down to ground level; - Ability to mount centre column at right angles; - Option to unscrew one leg to become a monopod; - Quality (and I mean quality) carry bag; - Centre hook to hang bag/weight on to improve stability. And it had 10% off when I bought it! It's a well machined piece of kit. It feels good. It's not heavy - but it's not lightweight either. It feels reliable. The legs invert for carrying/storage so the head of the tripod is hidden by the folded legs. Unhinging the legs gives you the option of several 'click-stops' for setting up. You can get your camera down to ground level with this - or up to about 6 feet. I love it. Great bit of kit - and a bargain price too. I've since learned that K&F also make CF tripods - it might be worth a look at one of those if that's the way you lean...

Bought for the horizontal arm as I do a lot of flat lay photography. Unfortunately the arm is much shorter than it appears on the website photos and cannot reach out very far at all. Wish I had opened it as soon as I got it as the returns window has now closed. Also wish that the length of the horizontal arm had been given in the item description. Apart from that, the tripod seems sturdy enough, the only other niggles being that the plastic clips on the legs feel quite weak and the screw fastening the camera to the baseplate keeps working loose. Reasonable tripod for regular use but not for overhead shots and flat lay photography. Length of horizontal arm should have been given in the product description. I will now have to buy a tripod with a standard horizontal boom.

I mostly bought this because I needed a way to get those top-down "flat lay" shots for my tech reviews without mounting a permanent rig to my ceiling, and for that specific purpose, this thing is a steal. The horizontal arm is surprisingly sturdy; I hang my A7IV with a heavy 24-70mm lens over the table, and as long as I hang my backpack on the counterweight hook, it doesn't tip. Swapping the center column from vertical to horizontal takes maybe thirty seconds once you get the hang of it, which is way faster than rearranging my whole studio. The height is actually insane—90 inches is practically touching my ceiling. While it’s cool to have that reach, I will say that once you extend the thinnest leg sections all the way out, there is definitely some flex. If you are shooting outdoors in wind, you absolutely need to weigh this thing down, or it will jitter. For indoor studio work, though, it’s rock solid. The twist locks are smooth and fast to deploy, though I sometimes miss the visual confirmation of flip locks just to be sure I locked a leg tight. The included ball head is decent, but if you're doing precise framing, you might eventually want to upgrade to a fluid head. But for the price, getting a tripod that handles standard photography and overhead video this well is hard to beat.

very good tripod well made. Did not have any trouble setting it up for my Sony HDR-AX2000E