NEEWER LT32 62" Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod

I really like this ultra light carbon fiber tripod from China;1. The perfect combination of aluminum alloy and carbon fiber pipe frame; The size and quality are well-balanced.2. The carbon fiber foot tube is locked with an aluminum alloy plate buckle, which is very safe;3. Press the quick release button to unlock, and when the camera is put down, you will hear a clicking sound to lock it;4. The appearance is very simple and fashionable.Overall 5-star rating.

Well-made. Very light. Good price

Nice and light tripod. Sturdy, but very packable. Only thing I wish was different is that it would take standard Arca Swiss type plates, which it does not.

The shipping is fast.The whole thing looks good shape and premium. As a Carbon fiber leg Tripod the weight is lighter than metal tripods , and the material quality is very good. The assemble is easy by simple screwing work. It works and rotate smoothly and stable, the leg is also strong and keeping balance sturdy well when mounting even heavy equipment. Very nice choice and I think it can be used last.

This tripod is very lightweight and perfect for travel. It is also very sturdy and doesn’t feel cheap, thanks to the carbon fiber. It is adjustable for height and can get fairly tall if needed. The self leveling head is helpful. It is also very smooth when panning. The bag is nice and helpful for carrying around. This tripod is well worth the price.

Very good quality. This is lightweight and despite that, the tripod is very sturdy and feels really durable. The locks on the legs hold very securely in place and The ballhead does really good job and once it's locked, it's sturdy and stayed in place well.

This is the best light weight tripod I have worked with to date. It is lightweight, it is super easy and fast to deploy, and it feels stable even when working with a heavy lens – tested with Sony A7S and 60-600 sigma lens.The tripod has carbon fibre legs that do not rotate and are lock in to place via flip buckles – this makes things super easy and fast to deploy. This is the same type of flip buckle used for the ball head itself – not ideal for very small adjustments but super convenient for a quick set up. The tripod head uses an odd quick release Arca type of plate that is square, you must push on the side button to release it and then you must push into the head for the plate to lock back into place. It takes a few tries to figure it out properly, this is my least favourite feature of this tripod but I think it still works well, just not my preference. The tripod comes in its own carrying bag with accessories to change the tripod head and to change the rubber fit to metal spikes. The center tube has a hook to attach weights and if you unscrew the very bottom tip then you can get a hex key for adjustments. Check that this is not loose right out of the bag – mine could have been lost if I didn’t tighten it before going outdoor. Overall, I think this is a very practical tripod for travel given its compact size and weight that still offers great functionality at a very good price point.

I already had the smaller version from Neewer and really liked it for the quality and being compact and light, but I wanted one that would give me more height and be able to use standing up. This one does not fail at all. Everything is solid and holds your camera or phone steady, with good adjustability on the legs. The connectors are nicer than the more compact version. I also like the case being a protective zippered one, as the small version just came with a drawstring pouch. The pan and tilt operate smoothly and the quick connect base is convenient for the on and off use as well. At full extension, it is eye level for me and even maxed out it does not feel unsteady or shaky. This is a good brand that seems to have quality tripods from the two I have.