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Question: Can this size fit comfortably in a large purse? Does it wrap better/worse than the smaller version?
Document: It's fairly large and didn't fit in my camera bag so I bought a document tube for $10 at an art supply store and cut it down. The tripod fits perfectly and I can clip the tube to my camera bag very easily.
This thing will hand onto anything you can wrap it around. Wherever I use it, I feel confident it wont fall off. Buying this one with the ball head attached was a better decision. The added versatility of the ball head allows the tripod to be placed in very difficult places while still being able to maneuver the camera to where you need it.
The only reason I still use a tripod is for long exposures or if I'm having multiple hour sessions; and I throw this down so I can simply hold a remote. Nonetheless, I had a table top tripod, but this is much better. You can even remove the ball joint to make it lighter and smaller.
It's so small that it may actually fit INSIDE your camera bag, instead of having to be strapped to the side.VERSATILITY:The flexible legs give this tripod the versatility to "grab" onto things as other tripods cannot. You can wrap it around a light pole, tree branch, park bench arm-rest, ... you get the picture. Yes, it's short, but you can connect it to just about anything.
First of all, I'm assuming you're considering the version that comes with the ball head. Buy the one with the ball head. Seriously. Just do it. This little guy is really great for travel for the following reasons:SIZE:It's smaller than just about any other travel tripod. The legs don't extend. What you see is what you get.
I got this because I was tired of carting around my large tripod when I wanted to travel.Pro: I like the size&#8212;it holds my D3100 without issue, even with my larger 70-300VR lens on it. It lets me put it on poles, banisters, the ground, etc. With the quick attach ball head it is much more useful&#8212;I can walk around with the camera, then quickly switch over to tripod mode.
I was concerned about purchasing the correct size Gorillapod so first visited the Joby website to make sure this one would fit my Canon EOS SLR. This tripod is great so far; I especially love the bubble level so that I can be sure my photo is straight. The detachable 'foot' fit my camera body well and I will leave it in place so that I can snap the camera quickly into place when I use the tripod.
Great for those that like to travel and do not want to carry around a full size tripod, there is always a tree, pole, etc. to wrap this around. 90 degree angles may have trouble holding the weight of an SLR and after about a year of use it is starting to pop out of socket every now and then.
The legs are big enough to wrap around a normal railing/post you would find in most touristy places. Bigger than a stop sign pole but smaller than a street light pole.Attaching it to strange places is much easier due to the quick release on the ball head.
I bought this Tripod to bring to Iceland and capture a picture of the Northern Lights. Because I was going to a music festival, I couldn't carry a large tripod with me, and had to have something ready in my purse, in case those magical lights made an appearance. This Tripod can handle the weight of my DSLR, is versatile, and is pretty much my favorite new accessory.Love it
Answer: Not sure what constitutes a large purse, but it should be able to fit, might need to bend the legs.  This does hold its shape very well, it hold a DSLR and good size lens very well (in my case a Canon 60D w/ a 18-200 lens).  This was the smallest flexible tripod that would do the job well.