SIRUI Lightweight Carbon Fiber Mini Travel Tripod with Two-Section Center Column, Max Height 26", Supports 22lbs (AM-223+SL-100)

Excellent tripod. Sturdy but very light, perfect size for bench shooting. Awesome.

Great product for the money. Very good machining quality and function. Lite and portable.

This is my second one of its kind from Sirui. They are to me, the best small tripods out there. Just amazing quality even putting the price aside. I have lots of their stuff now as I am quite impressed with their products. This little guy is super strong. Not the lightest obviously, but wow is it made nice. It functions without issue and holds a ton for its size. When you compare with the price on top of all this, it’s a no brainer. The only thing that should stop you from getting this is if you need to carry a tripod around in your wallet. This won’t fit. For everything else, it’s the bomb. Recommended.

Very small but very sturdy, easily fits in water bottle pouch on my bag. Arca Swiss plate. Excellant value with leh extensions, leg angle adjustments, and all metal.

Excellent tripod, I bought it to take nature photos at low altitude, practically lying on the ground. I use it to place my Sony 200-600 lens with a Sony camera as well and it does the job perfectly. It is very easy to transport and weight is not a problem. I am very satisfied with the versatility of the product as it can be set in 4 different positions. Perfect for photos almost at water level from the edge of a lagoon (be careful with crocodiles if you live in a place where they live) in my case I do not have that problem.

Tripod is great - well build with good adjustment. Nice carrying case comes with it. It would be nice if there was storage for the allen wrench built into the tripod in order to keep it all together. Need to use allen wrench to tighten screw to hold down camera, or spotting scope. Used it with Gosky spotting scope and also with cell phone. Bought holder and remote for Samsung Note and it works great.

Actually surprised by the high quality and how sturdy it is. I use a giant spotting scope (Vortex Viper HD 20-60x85) on it for table top spotting. Super light. We'll see how it performs over time.

I've been shopping for lightweight, small travel tripods, and I'm so glad I got this cleverly designed tripod. It will easily fit in a suitcase. It's sturdy and will support my Nikon - but for best stability with this heavier camera, it seemed wise to open the legs to a wider stance. (In fact, the legs can open all the way flat.) For a GoPro, it's perfect. The legs open and lock easily. I rigged the post with an inexpensive small ball head and a Manfrotto quick-release adapter/plate I had on hand. Conveniently, you can open the top piece and choose which end of the screw goes up - 1/4-inch or 3/8-inch - so you can easily add a head of your choice. The legs come with rubber feet or optional metal spikes. The fact that this particular configuration comes in two pieces makes it easier to carry; it folds up tightly because there's no center column on the tripod to stow. Both pieces fit in the included bag, which I can stuff in an outside pocket of my Think Tank Mirrorless Mover Backpack. And you can always use the stick as a short monopod with the proper head on it. SHORT is the operative word here; it extends almost to 26" tall. This would be a great tabletop tripod. I used it on a wide windowsill, for example. But it's also fine for outdoors if you don't mind getting a lower angle on your subject. I mostly expect to shoot the sky with a GoPro, and it'll be fine for that. This was a reasonably priced piece of gear that's perfect for travel or tooling around town.