The Miliboo MTT601A is a very stable tripod, just what I need with my Full Frame cameras.The cameras are heavy, but need to be. The Miliboo MTT601A tripod is on the heavy side, but it has to be in order to provide the support I require. Zero movement, shake. I chose for a head the Manfrotto with a single handle to hold my camera firmly, zero shake., zero wobble.

MTT609A,This is a great tripod for the price -- and even then, "for the price," might be undervaluing the item.I had a manifrotto tripod that I got through work,I had my Super 35 camera on it and the legs collapsed. And it's piddily compared to this thing. I pulled it out of the bag (the Miliboo pod) and it felt really solid. I was nervous because, like most people, I'm so brand attached. But if you're in the market for a tripod, don't hesitate. It's a solid tripod.

I'm a professional photographer/videographer and I've used my fair share of tripods over the years. Typically I and my office gravitate towards Manfroto's line of tripods as they're reliable, rugged and field tested.A comparable Manfroto model tripod similar to this Miliboo would run you around $700. So right out of the gate this "economy" line of tripod is intriguing.If you're a beginner or even a professional the Miliboo MTT605A tripod is a totally acceptable option to consider for photo and/or video. It can compete with higher-end more expensive models out on the market today.

I was amazed by my purchase of this 705B which is a carbon fiber monopod. Having not tried the MILIBOO brand before, I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that the quality is worth the higher price! Because no consumer would want to pay a more expensive price. The product is very lightweight and I can easily hold it for mobile shooting. And it is very stable and can easily hold steady in areas with mud and sand. It arrived very quickly, was packaged in perfect condition, and I was given a gift. I will buy your other products again!