I'm using a Benro Travel Angel as my main tripod most of the time, with my more robust Manfrotto MT055CXPRO4 reserved for those times when I need more stability and rigidity. Both tripods are a pain to level, adjusting the leg length by trial and error. I have a Sunfoto leveling head that works okay, but it's big and heavy - too much so to put on the otherwise compact and lightweight Benro. This does the job for me. It's smaller in diameter and height, and it's lighter than the Sunfoto, so it adds less weight and an acceptable amount of height to the collapsed tripod. As far as leveling goes, it's made it a breeze. The amount of adjustability is fairly limited, but if it's not enough, I only need to get the leg length in the ballpark and fine-tune it with this. It's well-made and affordable. Leveling your tripod is critical for multi-shot panoramas, or for panning when shooting video. If you do either of those, this is an excellent accessory to add to your kit.

Tensioner doesn’t last long.

I bought this to give my tilt head tripod mount a way to level itself; this is perfect. My combination locks down my camera, no sagging, no nothing; the camera stays put.

é un ottimo prodotto, tuttavia non do 5 stelle perché probabilmente in commercio ce ne sono altri con un sistema di serraggio più dosabile. Non l'ho comunque restituito perché ha un ottimo prezzo ed è leggero

Extrem gut verarbeitet - gleitet weich und ohne Spiel in der Halbkugel, viel besser als ich für den Preis erwartet habe. Würde ich sofort wieder kaufen.

Muy buena calidad y precio.El movimiento es suave.Necesitaba una base con rosca de 3/8, para poder montar una rotula gimball.La impresión inicial es bastante buena, el estuche esta bien acolchado y el precio es muy ajustado, solo 44,66 euros el modelo LB50.Veremos como se comporta en el tiempo.

How often have you been bending down re-adjusting each leg on your tripod until everything is level?If like me, just too often and it wastes so much time, over recent years I have started using tripods with build in half-balls which overcome this problem, but what if you already have a good tripod that you want to make the most of?Well this is where the Innorel LB60mm comes in to its own, you just fit it between the tripod top plate and your pan & tilt head, it only takes a moment to level up and you are ready to go, no more re-adjusting each leg on your tripod, and not only is it a lot faster but you can set your tripod to the maximum height.In use I have found this leveller to be fast in operation due to having just one knob and it is very sturdy and feels like it could handle more than the suggested weight limit.My personnel set up method is to use the cameras own build in on screen leveller as this is easier to see and perhaps a bit more precise as well.Another like is the use of either 3/8" or 1/4" mounting, a 10Kilo weight limit and even it's own compact bag which is good to avoid scratching other gear in your overflowing camera bags.Is the Leveller worth the money, well how much would it cost you to buy a new tripod with a half-ball build in, I rest my case. It converts any tripod.

This small leveler was just what I was looking for, well made and perfect for a small travel tridod

Qualité de fabrication, souplesse, précision.

I use these to level PTZ cameras on C-stands. This one was about $50, comes with a very usable case and tools and an easy to see bubble level. There is not a pan movement which is fine for me and my use. Any head you add to it will have pan. The movement is as smooth as the 3 Legged things head. Overall this is a great deal.

Bought this because I didn't want to have to pack out my full size tripod head to get a little flexibility. I was able to keep it rigid for longer shots or transport, but then also open it up to give me the motion to track and follow subjects. It did great holding a heavy long lens, and allowed me get shots I otherwise would not have attempted.