SiruiCarbon Fibre Tripod for Camera, 152cm Compact Lightweight Tripod with Fluid Head AT-10, for Camera, DSLR, Camcorder, Macro Shooting, Max Load 5kg, Traveler X

Everything is just great about this tripod from sirui.The weight. is really lightweight but I've made it lighter at 750gm by removing the video head and putting the small , smallrig ballhead on and having the short centre column instead of the long one . This has made it really lightweight for hiking and travelling , by doing this slight mod to it does not affect its performance in fact the performance of this tripod is really quite sturdy as long as you anchor it down correctly. The way the legs come out as one , no more faffage with clips ect , as long as you operate this tripod correctly ,it's a great bit of kit..EDIT...After 20 months of use the legs fell apart . The insides are kept together with cheap plastic .Not what I would of expected from siuri.Really poor quality .Now looking at other brands like the vanguard VEO 3GO 235cb .It's a shame , I've used sirui equipment for years..

Excellent tripod. It is very sturdy and easy to use. It is very light and so small to carry. Well worth the price, considering the quality, especially for travelling.

Super Lightweight and compact tripod with video head. Used on a RX10V4. Fits in a small rucksack.

I bought this to have permanently on the side of my photographic rucksack. It happily copes with a heavy DSLR and 500mm lens.But, it's not a studio tripod!

Fluid head is still jerky.

This is the first carbon fibre tripod I’ve owned. Whist knowing that it would be light, the lightness of it does make it feel unsturdy and I didn’t really trust my camera being on it.One of the things that annoys me about this tripod is how you extend the legs. It’s a twist mechanism which is quite time consuming to setup if you’re in a rush.The video head also felt slightly cheap and flimsy.If this was £50/60 it would make more sense, but for the price, I was expecting a little more.

Fairly light but that comes at a compromise to the sturdiness. Additionally the AT-10 "fluid head" is of terrible quality. There is zero option to adjust drag, the two screws are for locking only! Trying to adjust the drag with them to stop a camera simply falling straight forward results in considerable damage to the head and no benefit at all. Horizontally the swivelling works fairly well but vertically it is entirely useless, you can't even lock it in your preferred location as there seems to be a detent somewhere in the middle that stop you from going slightly up or down to actually get it level (or pointed at something).