[Carbon Fiber] This is fantastic. I bought it just before a major production at an event where we'd be filming a bunch of individuals and with covid we wanted to mic them in a non-contact way. Very light but good build quality. Of course I'd like the XLR stuff on the inside but the weight saving and packability is wonderful and it will be in my run bag from now on.

[Carbon Fiber] I use my Zeiss Pro tripod with my Zeiss Conquest Gavia 85 30x - 60x scope. It is much lighter than I had imagined and the legs extend so easily. The controls are very easy to the touch on both the vertical and horizontal knobs. I recommend this product.


Having said that I have never owned or operated another tripod so I have no basis for comparison. But I am happy with my purchase.

[Carbon Fiber] Very light, a breeze to travel with, and easy to set up. The builtin spirit level was a nice surprise. It look a bit of time to figure out the right amount of tightening for the rotation and elevation lock bolts to still allow for scope movement while browsing the viewing area.

[Carbon Fiber] Worked with this guy on a TV series and a feature film now. Nice and light and the tightening locks always worked

[1.195 lb] If you're using a wireless receiver solution, look no further. This little guy fits in a carry-on no problem, is lightweight and durable. The holder is actually nicer than it appears in photos. And if you don't have to fumble with a wrap-around XLR cable, you're in great shape for not too much money. Boom.

[1.195 lb] I'm impressed with this boompole. Let's start with the best part, this thing is super light. Carbon fiber is the best. Very strong and weighs almost nothing. That is fantastic. If you've operated a boompole you know how important the weight can be, so having it as light as possible is needed. Even the head/top is lightweight. A heavy boom pole can be brutal to work with so having one this light is great. It's nearly 8-foot reach is very useful. I feel like this will work in any situation. It's very easy to loosen the sections and it is very easy to adjust the length. Really smooth. It also locks down well. It can be very annoying when a boom pole does not lockdown well and the sections twist and loosen. This does not do that, which is important. I did not feel that they would slip. The build quality is really good, especially at this price point. Feels well-made and nice in the hand. I find it pretty quiet when extending the sections also. This helps if you need to make any length adjustment during a take. Again, I'm very happy with this boom pole, it's quality and the price are fantastic. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[1.195 lb] As a beginning birder, I needed a sturdy tripod for my new Kowa 884 spotting scope. Was advised to purchase the GT Pro tripod. After 2x trying the GT tripod in the field, I was convinced by the seasoned birders of the truth that an expensive scope requires an expensive tripod. I couldn't move the GT tripod to the downward position, and the upper piece of the center bar shook, The aluminum legs will freeze your hands in cold weather. All different with the Zeiss. Cushioned legs, smooth and steady movement up-down and horizontal. This tripod is worth it. Only minor issue is that it doesn't come with a bottom centerpiece hook to hang extras. But no big deal.

[1.195 lb] This boompole is really lightweight and fits in a carry-on size pelican air case. Perfect for keeping things light and traveling!

[Carbon Fiber] This seems to be the perfect length for me. I travel quite a bit so I need something that can shrink down to a size that fits in my Pelican Airs, while providing me a boom extension long enough to reach into the scene. Love it.

[Removable] Locks are smooth