AdirPro Aluminum Yellow Prism Pole Tripod

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tri-pod is awesome, the legs retract smoothly and are very light! The tripod is easy to carry and set up and Highly functional and adjustable. It adjusted very well no matter the angle of our terrain and kept tight there wherever we placed it. Worked great overall & folds up nicely for storage. Would recommend for others

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect for my needs. I really like how easy it is to adjust the Tripod. I simple button on each leg moves it up and down. I also like that it as spikes on each leg I feel lie it helps balance it better and perfect for putting in the ground to make it stable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The first thing you notice is the quality of the Tripod! It has a very sturdy feel to it. The aluminum makes it not heavy at all, but still extremely sturdy. The legs easily extend and quick release clamps make it all happen fast. Mounting on this tripod was simple and speedy! Very impressed with the quality!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great pole tripod. It comes in a sturdy red bag, easy to spot, open and close. The tripod itself, is made of lighweight aluminum, which makes it easy to carry. Setting up and removing a prism pole is easy with the side entry thumb screw head. Poles can either be inserted through the side, or through the top depending on the pole diameter. The tripod extends up to 6 feet. My favorite feature is that the legs are easy to release and telescope, then lock into place with a twist. Great product that will last for a long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this tripod.It is EVERYTHING I hoped for and then some! It is very easy to operate from manipulating the height to changing the swivel points for various angles. Lightweight and sturdy. I prefer the tri-pods over the bi-pods, the only time I will use the bi-pod is when I’m walking with the GPS pole. The legs extend quite a bit, so tough set-ups are no problem. I typically leave it set up any where from 1-4 hours, and I always find that it has remained level the whole time. One thing I noticed, keep an eye on the metal tips on the legs, they are shipped not screwed on, I have had to tighten them 3 or 4 times, it seems they loosen while being stored in the back of a moving vehicle.