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Question: I bought this tripod and it barely lasted 6 hours of mild use.  One the bottom legs came out and the plastic sleeve on it cracked.  Happened to you?
Document: I bought this and it came broken so I figured the people who shipped it were at fault. The handle that broke off I didn't really use so I kept it. I mounted my camera and the mount cracked! The leg locking latches didn't grip on one leg and it kept sliding down. The whole thing jiggles and I wouldn't trust it to hold any camera. This is THIN and made of brittle plastic! I have bought other tripods for less and they are 5 times better quality than this.
the screw that goes into the bottom of the camera broke the first time I used it... the plastic head came off the screw!? :) I gorilla glued it back on but shouldn't have had to do that? need to use a metal screw... metal head on metal screw!
I really like the tripod. A lot of value for the money. The case it came in, however, reeked of petroleum as did a plastic bag the unit came in. The zipper on the case broke the first time I used it. Bottom line: Tripod is great. Carrying case was defective out of the box.
Took longer that expected to arrive via UPS. Upon opening, the main handle had broken off inside the carton and one of the leg supports had disconnected from the leg. Began the procedure for exchanging the tripod. Was supposed to have a resolution within 48 hours. It's now been 6 days and still no determination from Butterfly if I will be allowed to exchange it.The took looks good, but have nothing to report on its performance.
I bought this for a project at work, and it has all the features I needed. It is sturdy and a decent product. However, the first time I used it, the crank on the side to raise the camera vertically broke. I didn't return the product or report the problem... too much hassle for a little issue, and I can still use it. The legs are stable enough - not hokey like my other one - so I'll just live with that issue.
This tripod arrived with a small piece of part missing. Then I found it in the box. I need to use crazy glue to put it back on the side of handle. when rising the head the whole thing came out and I had to re-assemble by adjusting the screw at the bottom. And moving the head three dimensionally was not smooth enough, After using lubricant, the squeak stopped. Now, basically it works ok, just get what you pay for.
Ordered this tripod for my daughter for Christmas. First chance she had to use it was in late February....Upon first use the aluminum bracing bar that stabilizes the 3 legs snapped right off the leg (it was  attached to the bar with a screw that went into a black plastic piece and that is where it broke off). Butterfly Photo was kind enough to replace the first tripod with an identical one.
Bought this as a present, when it was first received it worked well but about a month after use the screw that connects the camera to the tripod broke off inside of my boyfriend's camera.It might have just been bad luck but it is disappointing that it happened right after the return window closed.
During that first use, however, it lost other pins and the supporting struts in the middle started falling down, so the legs had to be supported by hand to avoid it toppling. The next time I took it out of the bag, one of the legs had just fallen off completely; the cheap plastic joint had fallen off, and it was irreparable.
Sorry if I make that confusing but basically one of the legs cannot be kept in place with the otherones because the plastic bar (what I'm calling a arm) is no longer atrached. Before I use crazy glue or scrap it away and call it a loss I wanted to give the seller an opportunity to correct this. Honestly, it looks like a plastic part that could be replaced but I'm not the expert.
Answer: the handle broke instantly trying to adjust it lol and my camera rig set up was to heavy for this