This i the exact tripod professional Photographers use. Stable and flexible (you can wrap it around a tree and get your shot). The mount holds your camera steady. If you want to go with the pros at a reasonable cost go with this one.

Flexible; camera base; sturdy

Going of the 1kg weight specification, I purchased this tripod to use with my DSLR which weighs 800g with lens and it was very unstable, even with the rubber grips the weight of the camera was forcing the tripod legs to slowly slide apart, which made my long exposure shots blurry.

Apart from being a lot lighter than I expected I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt, however when I tried to open the legs two of them came out of their sockets far too easily as reported by another reviewer on here. They go back in easily but just pop out again at the slightest manipulation.

Smaller than expected but that's not why I give it one star. The descriptions advertise it's ability to be used with dslr cameras. I have the sony a5100, which is pretty small, and the tripod can't hold it up.

I brought this item recently and love it so much...I do a lot of vlogging and this certainly works very well with my camera

The Job Gorilla Pod 3K Kit is NOT the item shown in the image above, that is the 1K Kit (this image is very misleading, DONT be miss sold. The 3K Kit comes with a Quick Release Ball Head which is the biggest issue with this product.

This is my first Gorillapod as I saw reviews on previous generations and the designs appeared to have significant flaws. This version appears to have fixed the previous flaws and works exactly as intended: grabbing onto rails/rigid structure, standing steadily on three legs, or being manipulated in...

This is a new permanent addition to my vacation packing list. I've been a photographer for more than 35 years and have a wide range from the original Joby for point-and-shoot cameras up to full sized video and photo tripods.

I have a Sony a6000 mirrorless camera and I wasn't sure if I should go with the Hybrid or the DSLR GorillaPod. Glad I chose the Hybrid. It's a good size (I've read some people complain that it's smaller than they expected but it's fine if you think of it as a flexible tabletop tripod).

"After roughly 6 months of light use, one leg has broken off."