No more arm length self portraits.... I can actually hook my camera to almost anything back up and have a great spontaneous shot anywhere...

Good Stability; Lightweight; Unfolds Quickly

I got this to take on a short hiking trip in Texas. My last trip I tried using nature to hold the camera but it was really challenging. I got this product because I was also going to propose to my girlfriend and I wanted to make sure I took a lot of good pictures.

As a powersports photographer, I've been looking for a portable light stand to bring along on rides that provides me with the durability I need in extreme conditions as well as functionality and portability.

Great for backpacking. Fits in a snugpak response pack.

My son is ordering one after I showed him mine. I think that I should have purchased the one with the longer legs. I am very happy with this produce. I attached a small camera to the GorillaPod and then attach the GorillaPod to my bow.

it weighs nothing and takes up no space, and means that you can take group shots without leaving someone out or having an obnoxious forearm in the picture. Usually takes a bit to get it to stand and balance but there is really nothing that it can't be afixed to, weather it be in the mountains or in...

Rugged; Simple; Reliable

Expensive

Fantastic for attaching baby monitor to the cot

A tripod is an essential accessory for anyone who cares about their photography. It's the only thing that can totally eliminate camera shake, even on very long exposures, and as I've noted before the action of setting up a camera and tripod has the effect of forcing you to think about your shot...

Bought this to replace my previous gorilla pod that is rusting on a beach in Hawaii. Meets my needs for a portable and creative tripod. I've wrapped it around trees, railings, poles, chairs, and many other stable objects. The ballhead is a great addition to be able to quickly level and frame shots.

Manufacturer: Joby Model: Gorillapod Price: £20 www.intro2020.co.uk For compact digital cameras, the humble mini-tripod is a must, but they're limited to where you can use them. The Gorillapod breaks from the norm.

Versatility

Too flimsy for using with heavier cameras and DSLRs