MeFoto RoadTrip Classic

## Overview ## This tripod is decent at what it does. The legs and center column are nice and stable. It's light, compact, capable of standing really tall or getting really low. Panning is nice and smooth. For a micro-four-thirds shooter, the load capacity should be more than you'll ever need. If yo...

Update to review that follows: Just received as a replacement the "titanium" carbon fiber version of this tripod (having returned the slightly-defective "black" one I'd gotten, to Amazon), and there were are no problems with the locking collars' rubber rings slipping on this one. Again, this tripod ...

I've used this tripod exclusively for the past few months. Unfortunately, I don't love this tripod as much as I had hoped. The knobs on the head are all the same size. In dimly lit areas or while quickly trying to set up, the knobs are easily confused. It becomes very frustrating to miss "the shot",...

I purchased the MeFoto roadtrip tripod for my Canon t5i. I shopped around until I came upon this tripod for $200.00. It arrived in just under a week. this tripod is small, just over a foot when stored in bag that comes with the tripod. It is also weighs about 2 lbs, nice when your hiking. I have had...

I have been eyeballing these tripods before they got branded for Benro. The manufacture in China (which I will not mention who they are, as courtesy to Benro) has been making these for quite a while and they have been difficult to find in the USA to purchase from a reputable source, and the price ha...

I researched tripods for quite awhile before deciding on the MeFOTO Roadtrip Travel, looking at Manfrotto and Induro.. There are a number of reviews on YouTube videos on this tripod; check them out for more complete findings. Here are my experiences: 1. The MeFOTO folds up into a very compact packag...

For starters, I do love the size and weight of this tripod. Build quality all round feels good; however a couple minor design changes could make this a much better tripod. - Different style of quick release on the shoe. Everything is knobs on the tripod head, and this includes the part that fastens ...

This is the tripod I've been searching for. I've wanted a tripod that was small enough to fit in my carryon rollerbag if need be, but could extend to eye-level. I'm not a pro photographer...just an enthusiastic amateur who often finds himself with a day off in a world city. The Roadtrip fits the bil...

Purchased this tripod for a trip to New York next month, because I wanted something light and compact, and all of the reviews were great. At first I was very pleased with the design and construction. I used it for a studio gig and it performed well, and then I put it in it's bag to await the coming ...

You cannot go wrong with this tripod. I have been using mine for several years and have yet to feel the need to buy something different. The leg extension locks are very secure, yet easy to dis- and re-engage with one hand. This makes for quick setups and packs up quickly. The dual-position leg lock...