IFOOTAGE Small Professional Aluminum Tripod for DSLR Cameras, Compatible with Sony, Nikon, Canon

Works great for my Cannon r100, very stable in the two lower positions. And the construction is pretty much all metal making it very durable as well.

I needed a tripod that could hold me DSLR (Sony A series) and a medium/small sized lens. However, it was cumbersome to use my full-sized Tripod and extend / lean it's leg onto my desktop. So I went it search of a small desktop tripod that could get fairly close (low down) to the desk. This tripod fit the bill ! I had to look through ton of options, but this iFOOTAGE tripod does the job. I like that it's nearly all metal, and feels substantial. The legs stay firmly in place until you move them, and the rubber footpads provide grip and stability. The ball head give good options for positioning your camera. I don't have a super long lens on my camera, but if I did I think this would hold well and have no tipping issues. The screw at the top of the ball head is the larger size (I don't know the standard dimensions for those). Thankfully, the quick release head that I attached to the top can compensate both standard screw sizes. But just a heads up that it's the larger of the two screw sizes. In addition there is a mount screw on the bottom of the tripod, so it looks like you could attach a head there for an additional positioning.

I got this thinking its gonna be wonders on stability. Wrong..its soo overrated, it still wobbles. The engineers at Ifootage should have really thought about a good balance between a full length monopod and table top tri pod, by increasing the legs by at least 2 inches and then flattening the bottom bumpers for more rigidness. it still wobbles, just slightly less than Cobra 2 with a DSLR and fully extended stick. The different between the two wobbling factors..the Cobra 3 wobbles about 5 to 10 seconds less than the Cobra 2 wobble approx. so what. Make the legs 2 inch longer in your Cobra 4, then maybe its worth it. 60 bucks for a table top tripod is a real rip off and fully extended monopod...its not there yet. just make it longer..its simple physics bro!

I love this thing. It packs up so small and tiny. I use this for travel vlogs when I need a small table top tripod.

Good little tripod, very sturdy and worth the higher price. However instructions would be nice as the size of the stud was too large for my camera and I couldn’t find any way to replace with the correct size. Then I realized the large threads retracted and the correct size was now visible. Very slick but I had never seen this before!