K&F Concept Aluminum Alloy 360 Degree Panoramic Gimbal Tripod Head with 1/4'' Standard Quick Release Plate and Bubble Level,Load Capacity up to 20kg/44lbs

This tripod gear head is a solid, well-built unit that stands out at its price point. The knobs can feel a bit stiff to turn, though they remain smooth, but that’s a minor issue. For those more familiar with ball or pan heads, the adjustment process might seem slower, but the trade-off is precise and stable control, making it ideal for still subjects.

I have a heavy DSLR (Canon 5D IV) and this has held up really well even with my big lenses. I'm happy with the purchase but wish they would come up with an alternative to the dial controls as they tend to hurt my hands. The thumb control lever works really well and I don't have any slippage with the ball at all.

Well built and durable. Does the job brilliantly and as others have mentioned, no need to spend a fortune on other brands when this is available. I got this on one of amazons limited time deals for £66 and to be honest, its a bargain at that price. Very pleased with my purchase.

Great head, smooth movement and sturdy.

The gearhead itself is first class but a tripod head adaptor should be offered alongside it to enable enough height for the gearhead to operate as intended.

I like K&F products - they are excellent quality and whilst not the cheapest, they are worth buying if you are a serious photographer. I have lots of filters, a tripod and accessories from them and no complaints with any of them.

The gimbal was very simple to use just attach to tripod with screw supplied. I use this for wildlife photography and 600mm lens. Great to have option of swiveling left/right or up/down specially with birds in flight. It's heavy but very sturdy

My initial thoughts on this gimbalIt’s heavy, robust and that’s what I was looking for. Easy assemble. Smooth movements. Stop screws on the Arca Swiss plate that can help stop catastrophic bad handling.One issueI use this with a 70/200 2.8 in combination with a mirrorless camera with a battery grip. The challenge is that when flipping from Portrait to Landscape the a locking bolt stops the full rotation.OptionsSet the gimbal to the opposite side, but the it’s not easy to use the zoom and it’s not a natural hold.Or find a bolt with a shorter head so the battery grip clears it.Time will tell.Bottom line is worth the money absolutely:))Now all I need is a tripod adapter for a 24/70 that will allow rotation:))