Name: TYCKA Rangers 56"
Brand: TYCKA
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Rating: 4.0 (35 reviews)

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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. 

If you're shopping for a travel tripod on a budget, it'd be hard to top the TYCKA Rangers 56". 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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 You won't want to raise that center column any more than that (see below) - You can't rely on the 2nd extension of the center column, it is quite wobbly (which compounds the height problem) - The feet are not removable, so when you use the monopod, you can't attach a mini tripod foot to it (so if you were planning on it, forget it) - I tried to remove the plate from the ball to put a manfrotto quick release plate like this one (Manfrotto 323 RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate - Replaces 3299-Black ) on it, but the screw would not come out of the ball head. (So I just mounted the plate on the other plate like a crazy person) - You probably could spend more to get a slimmer, and lighter tripod  Conclusion: While there are some issues, you can't deny that for $60 this is a steal. It probably won't be THE solution you were looking for in a tripod, but it checks most of the boxes. The head is actually really great, if you were planning on trying to get a Manfrotto so that you can use their quick-release plates, don't do it

 - Folds down small enough to fit in the side pocket of my Peak Design Everyday Backpack  Cons: - The tripod is a little short (I included some pictures compared to a standard door). I'm 5'9" and with the center column dropped, the camera will be at my belly button, with the main center column up, it will reach my chest. You won't want to raise that center column any more than that (see below) - You can't rely on the 2nd extension of the center column, it is quite wobbly (which compounds the height problem) - The feet are not removable, so when you use the monopod, you can't attach a mini tripod foot to it (so if you were planning on it, forget it) - I tried to remove the plate from the ball to put a manfrotto quick release plate like this one (Manfrotto 323 RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate - Replaces 3299-Black ) on it, but the screw would not come out of the ball head. (So I just mounted the plate on the other plate like a crazy person) - You probably could spend more to get a slimmer, and lighter tripod  Conclusion: While there are some issues, you can't deny that for $60 this is a steal

Not the best tripod, but maybe the BEST value tripod

 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

 I simply shoot panoramas by sight because I find the ring too unreliable.  OVERALL: For $60, I'm not going to complain too much about this tripod, and as a travel tripod it's an awesome product at this price points. It's shortcomings aside, I'm still going to keep this thing in my bag, though I will be on the lookout for a sturdier - and more expensive - tripod in the future. It's reasonably well-built, sturdy, and gets the job done

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

Fantastic budget tripod / monopod combo !

 I expected to send it in, but they just paid me for the cost of the tripod, so I took it apart and figured out that I can fix the wobble. One of the leg tabs is still broken, but I can get that to extend with a screwdriver if I need it to.  Without those 2 issues I would give it 5 stars, but I will still keep it workimg, but that is the fix if you have the head wobbling around the base connection to the tripod legs. I posted some pictures with a little video of the issues beffore I fixed it

Great compact Tripod, but buy a warranty with it. A tab broke & head wobbled, but may be fixable.

Sturdy, Low Cost Tripod

 Once opened and locked, mine stays where I put it with no swaying or sag. The leg hinges are tight which concerns me they may break themselves down over time. But so far, it’s only good.  Cam locks on the extensions work well

 They feel a little cheap, but function with no issues. If it holds up, I like it.  Just okay: The head. For what the whole unit cost, it’s good

  This is not a high-end professional tripod. It’s a good packable model at a very good price point.  The Good: Solid. It’s actually quite solid and stable

So let’s get to what it is and what it isn’t. I read reviews about this tripod being too short. It tells in the description exactly what height it is. Others referring to it not being on par with tripods that cost four to six times more

Good value

 However, I am returning it.  I am returning it because it does not do the one task I purchased it for well. I purchased this primarily for shooting video with my DSLR. I needed a stand that would allow me to Pan smoothly

Great tripod for travellers.  Slight issue with panning anti-clockwise fro video

 So I had to wait till the wind slow down and then resume shooting. I was using 24-70mm lens with canon 6D, so it's heavier than the tripod. It wasn't a real bummer for me as I have read the reviews and someone mentioned a similar issue. Well, anything lightweight is bound to shake a little against the wind

 Product arrived on time with no damage and seems to be made of good quality material. I brought it on a trip and took lots of pictures with it. It's light, so carrying it around town for hours wasn't a big deal and set up was really easy, so moving it from one spot to the next was not a problem either. What I like the most is that it's compact and it fit nicely on the side strap of my backpack bag

Good quality, light, really compact and easy to set up.

It's not perfect but it's easily the best value I've ever gotten ...

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