Name: TYCKA Rangers 56" Compact Travel Tripod
Brand: TYCKA
SKU: 62c145678132e1d9fca3b3fc
Rating: 4.0 (25 reviews)

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If you travel frequently and need a high-quality product for your heavier DSLR &#40;or lighter sports camera&#41;, the TYCKA Rangers 56" Compact Travel Tripod is an excellent choice. It stands out for its smooth knob adjustments, which make manipulating height and angles fast and easy. It'll easily convert into a monopod, invert for macro shots, and even has a smaller column attachment that'll set you up nicely for shots just eight inches off the ground. The panorama option and removable Arca-style plate allow you to easily switch out devices, making it worthy for travel and studio use. With ample adjustment options, a low-packed weight, and only 15 inches of space taken up in your suitcase for travel, you'll be taking photos of anything you wish while you explore the globe. It can support a massive weight; DSLR with a large lens? No problem.
While it is excellent for heavy cameras, when fully extended, its stability begins to waver. We rarely used it fully extended, especially when taking timed exposures. Also, while it does get to a height of 49 inches, our 5'6 main testers still couldn't stand up straight when using it. While it seems to be of high quality and quite sturdy at most heights, it isn't perfect. But, if travel is your focus, you've got to check this one out.

If you're shopping for a travel tripod on a budget, it'd be hard to top the TYCKA Rangers 56" Compact Travel Tripod. Not only is the TYCKA affordable, but it's also light making it ideal for backpacking or other adventures during which every ounce counts. Despite its featherlight weight, we were impressed to learn that the TYCKA is rated to support 26.5 pounds. This model also offers some bonus features such as a bubble level, angle marks for panning, and comfortable rubber grips. It's also nice that this model easily converts to a monopod for those instances where you don't require all three legs' maximum stability. 
We did find a few flaws while testing the TYCKA. The leg closure levers do not have adjustable tension, so they will likely wear out over time. We didn't find the panning action on this device to be particularly smooth &mdash; if you're going to be shooting video, you may want to go with a more stable model. The all-metal construction is nice, but when our TYCKA arrived, the tension knob was seized open. We were able to pry it loose with a pair of pliers, but it could have been a serious bummer if we didn't have tools readily available. Despite the drawbacks, we still think that this model is ideal for those looking for a light and affordable travel tripod that can support a lot of weight. 

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 I read the specs so I knew the weight, it is just that the reality is sometimes different. Having said that I also think it is a bit less quality than I hoped as well. The ball head is heavy and solid so that is good. However, the legs are pretty loose and sloppy

So I just got this today and have yet to actually take it into the field (please consider that when reading this) but I am not impressed. I guess you get what you pay for. I wanted something light to carry around when walking in the park and similar places. I don't backpack so ultra light is not needed but this does seem a bit heavier than I had hoped

 I wanted something light to carry around when walking in the park and similar places. I don't backpack so ultra light is not needed but this does seem a bit heavier than I had hoped. I read the specs so I knew the weight, it is just that the reality is sometimes different. Having said that I also think it is a bit less quality than I hoped as well

No big deal

 For reference, I shoot with a Canon 5D IV with attached battery pack and a 28-70 L 2.8 II or 70-200 L 2.8 II lens.  THE GOOD: On the whole, this thing is fairly sturdy

, 15-30 seconds) with no problem. The tripod holds the lens where I place it and I don't get any appreciable blur in my images. The 70-200, on the other hand, is simply too much for this tripod. I can't do long exposure shots with this lens because the tripod simply can't keep the camera up - there's a small but nevertheless appreciable drift that happens with this lens that makes long-exposure shots unobtainable

 The 70-200, on the other hand, is simply too much for this tripod. I can't do long exposure shots with this lens because the tripod simply can't keep the camera up - there's a small but nevertheless appreciable drift that happens with this lens that makes long-exposure shots unobtainable. Higher shutter speeds aren't a problem and I still use this tripod for that purpose, even with the heavier lens.  While there is a panorama ring on the tripod, I find it to be fairly unimpressive and unreliable

Has its limits - particularly with heavier kit - but, on the whole, a solid travel tripod

Good travel tripod for the "pro-sumer" level of photographers

Sturdy, Low Cost Tripod

I just returned from a trip to Iceland, Germany, and Switzerland. It was the acid test for this tripod. I got it because it folded up small, and was fairly lightweight. It served me well

A great photographer's travel companion.  Sturdy, lightweight, compact, and easy to use.

Disappointing (Update)

 converts to monopod/alpenstock, head can be installed upside down, smooth panning, etc.) 3. Relatively lightweight 4. Compact 5

Good quality product

Lightweight and compact. Comes at the tradeoff of sturdiness

best high quality tripod

 Long, nighttime exposures, with a super wide angle lens. The results were quite nice, but, again, this was with a super wide angle lens.  I don't know how they calculate the maximum payload weight. It might be that they know the leg supports would telescope back in if you over load it? I haven't come anywhere close to that point

 However, because there is no collar mount for the Sigma lens, you've got the 2.5 pounds of lens leaning out in front of the camera. That's enough torque to make adjusting the tripod a little tricky. You need to tighten the ball head lock with the lens pointing a bit above target, as it will still sag a bit after tightening

Nice Light-weight, compact tripod for travel or backpacking.

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