MACTREM Professional Camera Tripod with Phone Mount, 62" DSLR Tripod for Travel, Super Lightweight and Reliable Stability, Ball Head Tripod Detachable Monopod with Carry Bag ( Black)

I ordered this accessories kit for my GoPro HERO 3+ Silver Edition. It arrived on time and without a scratch. All of the various mounts are compatible with my GoPro HERO 3+ Silver Edition model. The accessories are of a very high quality and this kit is a very affordable option for GoPro users. I was skeptical because I had never heard of the brand "EEEKit" prior to my purchase of this accessories kit. However, I am very impressed with the product overall.The small gray bag is large enough to store a GoPro camera inside of the protective housing and is made of a "felt-like" material. I use the bag to store my GoPro when I am not using it to prevent scratching the protective housing. The Head Belt Strap Mount is large enough to be used with a helmet when expanded. I have used it while skiing, I put it on my helmet and it worked very well. The Chest Belt Mount works very well. It fits various body types due to the flexibility of the material it is made out of. The Extendable Handle Monopod is probably my favorite mount. It is expandable and is a good product for the price. I have not had the chance to use the Car Suction Cup Mount Holder, the Floating Handle Grip, 2 Piece Tripod Mount Adapter, 2 Piece Gopro Surface J-Hook. However, I intend to use them in the future as they seem to of a high quality.I would recommend this Accessories Kit to anyone that is looking to save some money and purchase a high quality Accessories Kit. Thank you for your time, and enjoy your GoPro.Be a HERO.

I purchased this to use as a rifle rest. It is very sturdy and contains all the hardware necessary to attach it to a yoke. It is easy to use and appears to be good quality.

Bought this kit to go with a go pro I purchased when we took a surprise trip to PR for my wife's birthday.. All pieces feel pretty strong and stood up to the trip. I wore the head band when we ATV'd through the rain forest and it stood up great. Didnt have to adjust anything. Took the waterproof housing and headband when we did a mini boat tour to the smaller islands of PR.. That was the most grueling because they gave us our own mini boat in the tour group and the water was super choppy so there were some serious bumps I say all this because the camera never shifted even with all the bumps. I used the extended stick for the walking tour and that was also pretty well designed. It is hollow and you can tell but over all it never felt weighted or flexed when fully extended with the gopro on the end. Overall a great kit and solid investment. None of the screws or handles ever became threaded or broke so I'm pretty happy with this kit. This was probably a silly mistake or just skipped my mind. The waterproof housing is air tight of course..We kept the gopro in it for most of the trip so because of this the audio when we spoke is pretty muted when playing back the clip. Just something to keep in mind if you want to "protect" your gopro by leaving it in that housing you sacrifice your audio by doing that.

I was looking for an inexpensive tripod and at $68 I'm overall satisfied with this tripod two years after purchase.Issues after two years of heavy use:- two of the legs not having strong latch at the top of the leg/near the central body. When new it was very stable but now I have to angle the legs juuust right to feel tight against the body.-The locking rings on one of the legs isn't very strong anymore and the leg will slide if I rock the tripod too much in the direction of the leg.-Ball head will not hold my Panasonic S5+100-400mm lens stable without drooping after setting position. This is when using a tripod collar on the lens.I think using the tripod at the beach and getting sand in the joints probably caused the issues I have but as mentioned I'm still pretty pleased. For someone not shooting around sand/dirt and not using a tripod very often this is a good purchase.

The metal itself is sturdy and the knobs and things like that are all very precise and that's good. what's bad is that the mechanism that keeps the legs from flexing up, like that you would use to make the base wider and shorter vs thinner and taller, was not well thought out. the locks on them come out if you barely shift the tripod at all so suddenly it will just drop to one side because you barely topped it like you adjusted your camera or put your hand on your camera to take a picture. basically I taped them down but obviously that's not ideal and it's annoying to do and undo.for what it costs I guess it's decent. But it just seems like things like this you would know in testing that that's not a good mechanism for this and it's really easy to fix like you literally just have to make the thing go deeper or snap in. could have fixed it but it was just a cost thing.And the other way you can tell it's a cost thing is because the brand it is being sold under is not the brand that you receive so it's just a dropship. that's why there's like 50 brands look exactly the same.they are exactly the same.

Got a new GoPro and ordered this accessory kit for a honeymoon. Went white water rafting the last day of my honeymoon and used the chest mount to capture the day. At the end of the day looked down to find out my gopro had come off the mount. I had not moved the mount since I clipped in at the beginning of the trip, and I checked a number of times throughout the rapids to make sure it was still secured, which it was. Lost all of my footage from the honey moon in general, and the rafting company record footage on their own camera on the river bank where the clip can be see failing and my GoPro coming off. Lost footage from the entire trip not to mention the money of the GoPro.If you do use this accessory kit, please be weary that your GoPro is not safe. My counterpart in the boat used the same style of chest mount from a different company and had no such issues. Strongly encourage you not to this mount for any sort of actual out door activity, or be willing to lose your footage and money.