Benbo Trekker Mk 3

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Benbo Trekker Mk 3 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other Audio Systems on Amazon.co.uk.

The Benbo Trekker MK3 has a highly unconventional design, using a large hinged joint to position the legs.

Simply the worst 'tripod' I have ever tried to use. Unwieldy, difficult to lock (takes a lot of torque on a smallish handle) and utterly hopeless on a shiny or in any way polished floor. If you are only ever going to shoot on grass or thick carpet you...

Simply the worst \'tripod\' I have ever tried to use. Unwieldy, difficult to lock (takes a lot of torque on a smallish handle) and utterly hopeless on a shiny or in any way polished floor. If you are only ever going to shoot on grass or thick carpet...

I have read lots of reviews that say the Benbo is hard to put up. I found it very easy to put up and I have never owned a "serious" tripod before. You just unlock it, place the legs in position and relock it. Simples. The only problem I found is that...

I have read lots of reviews that say the Benbo is hard to put up. I found it very easy to put up and I have never owned a "serious" tripod before. You just unlock it, place the legs in position and relock it. Simples. The only problem I found is that...

Very good for low level photography - can get very low to the ground with this tripod. Can be a little awkward - until you get used to the locking mechanism - but once you do it is very good. Well worth the money.

Very good for low level photography - can get very low to the ground with this tripod. Can be a little awkward - until you get used to the locking mechanism - but once you do it is very good. Well worth the money.

This was recommended to me and i was warned about the legs. So i took a chance and bought it because i wanted a versatile tripod for outdoor nature close up shots, backgrounds and landscapes. The worse thing about it is the legs, i describe them as...

This was recommended to me and i was warned about the legs. So i took a chance and bought it because i wanted a versatile tripod for outdoor nature close up shots, backgrounds and landscapes. The worse thing about it is the legs, i describe them as...

I've just brought my Benbo Trekker out after a period of storage to see if I could work the thing better than in the past. It is one of the most infuriating tripods ever designed. Okay so it can be angled in many diverse ways but boy does it take some...