Koolehaoda Metal Mini Tripod Travel Tabletop Tripod Max Height 38cm / 14.96inch,with 1/4 and 3/8 Screw Mount and Function Leg Design, Max Load 8kg/17.6lbs,for DSLR Camera (MT-02+D28)

I love this mini tripod, it is much more sturdy than I imagined and has some really neat features like the ability to easily adapt to both 1/4 and 3/8 screw mounts, meaning you can stick almost anything on top. I personally use a Benro ball mount head which is super easer to take on and off. I also love that the legs can be spread wide for low profile shots and that with a simple twist the legs can be extended to increase the height.If you're after a truly travely friendly, lightweight tripod that is small but not microscoping then this is it.

I use goPros a lot and am always out and about with them and the standard tripods you get with them have woefully short legs on the stands so they just topple over all the time. I bought an extending pole and used them with the same smaller feet and it was even worse.This screws into the bootom of my pole and then using the feet in their flat position, the stand is really good. At last I have a stable platform!!Also the legs don;t get loose like others do, so when you pick up your stand you don;t have to faff about resetting the feet again.It is expensive, but I think you get what you pay for here.

I had seen this on a Facebook page so decided to try it myself and works great for feet for a monopod with RSC2 ontop not had any issues so far !

Stable and so versatile.

I've got a project requiring multiple cheap ground-level tripods, and this is the best I've bought so far. What I like is:1) It is a strong, heavy, sturdy tripod. Lots of solid metal.2) It is priced similarly to ones made of very cheap plastic or thin metal.3) I really like the minimal design. There is a ball head with one knob, and legs with enough extension to allow you to adjust for uneven ground. There is no quick release plate or anything extra at all, none of the junk that normally goes wrong on cheap tripods.4) Everything screws together so it can be adapted as needed (e.g., ball head can be removed)

I must add. The 1/4 screw adaption didn't work so I bought a separate adapter. And the seller gave half the purchase price back.

This has to be forged by dwarfs from Mordor or some such, its built like a brick outhouse and once you work out how to get the legs to lay flat (twist the red collar) and extend the legs you have a great amount of support for a micro four thirds or compact camera, i think a dsl would be OK but not with a huge lens. Would recomend with out hesitation 5*

Great little tripod excellent quality well made great service