[Ball Head] I was looking for a solid tripod that would minimize vibrations and also provide a good height for alternative lighting uses. This tripod is heavy (5+ lbs.) but not in a way that would make it impossible to carry if you need a sturdy tripod. Operation is smooth and setup is easy. B&H always offers great daily “Deal Zone” promotions and I was fortunate to jump on this item at a great price. Thank you B&H!!!

[Aluminum] This tripod is heavy duty, sturdy and made with quality materials.

[3 Positions] On 12-12-21, I purchased this Sirui NT 1005XE10 travel tripod. It is perfect for my Fujifilm X-T-2 camera and lens i.e. Fujinon 16mm F1.4 & Fjuinon 18-135mm F 3.5-5.6. The tripod provides adequate height, is light weight and very functional with the E-10 ball head for a great price at B-D Photo & Video.

[90°] I think this item is discontinued but while available it gets my recommendation. It's very sturdy and the ball head base is super handy when paired with a pan/tilt base.

[Aluminum] You can´t go wrong with B&H Deal Zone, 50dlls and free shipping for this awsome Tripod. Easy buying and free and fast delivery. Thank you B&H

[Twist Lock] This is a very sturdy tripod with easy to use legs and a smooth leveling head. It is heavy - def not for hiking. I use it for landscape photography when I'm shooting panoramas. The only criticism I have is that the bubble level is way too small. I would recommend this to anyone who shoots panoramas.

[Twist Lock] Hard to beat for the price. Sturdy, compact, and gets really tall. Nice tripod!

[Aluminum] Just what I was looking for - A very heavy, stable, sturdy, tall tripod at a reasonable price. The tripod legs can be angled a little for tight quarters or a lot for more stability, and lock in place. This 5.5 lb. mass of rigid metal definitely eliminates any camera shake.

[Aluminum] I got this to hold a teleconference camera that's kind of big and heavy. I specifically wanted aluminum to give the tripod a bit more mass and toughness, and I'm really happy with the unit that showed up. Everything works and feels great. The nuts for tightening the legs in the right position and the main shaft up and down are great. The ball head is very sturdy even with the unbalanced camera on it. Easing the set screw for the head out gives a perfect friction mode to move the camera into just the right position before tightening it just a bit more to lock it in place. The teeny tiny bubble level in the base is so small they probably shouldn't have bothered, but that doesn't even count as a complaint. And the price is outstanding for this piece of gear. I was not familiar with the brand, but next time I need a tripod Sirui will be at the top of my list.

[4] I've always been a big fan of Sirui products. Own many K-30 and K-40 Ballheads as well. The VHD-2004L Leveling Head Tripod is well built, well thought out and stout. The leveling ballhead and (removable via one leg) monopod and its ability to inverse main column for macro work, makes this the Swiss Army knife of most tripods. The ability to support up to 30+ pounds it just the cherry on top!