Rank #8 in Best Camera Tripods 2026: Nine Ranked, and the Spec Tables That Contradict the Copy
Lamicall STFC01 67-inch Camera Tripod, 8 kg
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Lamicall 67inch Camera Tripod takes eighth place in this guide. It is a four-section tripod with a three-way pan head, a quoted 8 kg load capacity and a maximum height of 67 inches (170 cm), priced at £38.99 with a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 312 reviews.
What makes this listing worth a second look is that most of its numbers hold together across the page, which is not true of every tripod in this guide. The 67-inch maximum height appears in both the bullet points and the specification table, and the folded size of 23.6 inches (60 cm) does too, alongside a minimum height given as 19 inches in the bullets and 48 Centimetres in the table — the same measurement written two ways. The exception is the specification field for leg diameter, which reads 23.6 Inches, the exact figure the same listing gives for the folded size. A single leg cannot be as thick as the whole collapsed tripod. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing as it was supplied to us, not from any tripod we have handled or tested.
How those 312 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £38.99 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.6 out of 5 from 312 reviews |
| Maximum height | 67 Inches (170 cm) |
| Minimum height | 48 Centimetres (given as 19" in the bullets) |
| Folded size | 23.6 inches (60 cm) |
| Leg diameter (as listed) | 23.6 Inches — the same figure as the folded size |
| Item weight | 2.06 kg |
| Load capacity | 8 kg (weight hook listed separately at 10 kg) |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“This is a great tripod for the price. Solid, not too heavy, and the adjustment tools are very intuitive. Everything is easy to adjust, and extra stability is offered by the hanging hook for attaching extra weight. Camera plate is very easy to fix/remove. Really pleased with it. 👍”
Verified purchase“Love it, very simple to use. Does wobble unless you hang something from the central hook (which I forgot to do) in wind. Highly recommended.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Camera Tripods 2026: Nine Ranked, and the Spec Tables That Contradict the Copy.
Questions people ask
How tall does the Lamicall 67inch Camera Tripod go?
The bullets give an adjustable range of 19 inches to 67 inches (48 cm to 170 cm). The specification table lists the maximum as 67 Inches and the minimum as 48 Centimetres.
How much weight does the Lamicall STFC01 hold?
The advertised load capacity is 8 kg. The same bullet adds that the integrated weight hook supports 10 kg, which is a separate figure for hanging a bag to add balance, not for the camera on the head.
How small does it fold and how heavy is it?
Folded to 23.6 inches (60 cm), weighing 2.06 kg according to the specification table. The listing claims the triangular column and wedge-shaped legs give a folded size 50% smaller than conventional round-tube models, and describes it as single-hand portable.
What is in the box with the Lamicall STFC01?
The box contents list three leg tubes, a panoramic handle, a phone holder, the tripod, a carry bag and a user manual. The item highlight also names a phone holder and a carry bag.
Which cameras fit the Lamicall 67inch Camera Tripod?
The listing says the standard 1/4-inch screw is compatible with all cameras, naming Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Sony, Olympus and Panasonic, plus DSLR, SLR, digital cinema cameras and compact camcorders. The compatible devices field lists camera, phone and camcorder.
What is the leg diameter of the Lamicall tripod?
The specification table lists Leg Diameter as 23.6 Inches, which is the same figure it gives for the folded size. Those two numbers cannot both describe this tripod, and no leg diameter is stated in the bullets.
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