Need something really sturdy to video in a volleyball gym. Is this easily tipped over
877189
make sure the ball doesn't hit it then it will tip over. If it's safe from the action you should be fine.
877190
It is not easily knocked over but if it gets hit by a spike volleyball, it is going for a roll. Have a manager stand near the tripod to keep it safe.
877191
If you open the legs wide enough so that the center support pole does not touch the floor, then its pretty sturdy. It was designed to hold an ipad and it works very well for that in my use of the tripod. This is a lightweight tripod, but pretty sturdy when using it as it was designed.
1526908
Yes. I find when open to watch video it has a tendency to topple over. With a little help it is fine. When held, no problem
419509
If you want your subject not moving , yes , but the W is not wide enough for moving recording video, I recommend a larger size , and you still need a support pole to hold it up !!
2031510
We haven't had any issues with it tipping over. The bottom has rubber on it and is wider than the top so it's very sturdy.
1821301
Hello, Todd! This bar is really light, and even when used as a ballet barre, one has to be aware of its propensity to tip over. I use 10-pound sandbags on the bottom supports, and it will still tip if I'm not really careful. So, I would have to say the answer to your question is no.
1940069
I believe it to be stable enough for two, but the challenge would be to balance yourselves to stay in it. Be sure to record the attempts it could be humorous to watch the replay.
1264645
It won't break, but depending upon how you use it, it has tipped over on me once in wind. I had it set up like a regular tripod when that happened. As long as I keep it low, it's the greatest tripod ever, but to use it at it's full height, it loses its sturdiness.
1602209
Ours is on an upper deck which has indoor/outdoor carpet on it and it is very stable. If you have a thick pad under your carpet it may have a slight spongy feel but I would not think you would have a problem with it tipping over. It does have rollers so you can take it in the kitchen or anywhere with a solid surface. The sports club I attend has theirs on a thicker carpet than ours and they are stable. The machine is very nice and easy to put together in about 15 minutes.
1233221
I think probably ok. See if ur Sports Authority has one on floor and try it out. SA has had them in stock. I have stood only briefly and it seems sturdy.
702740
No. It's very sturdy. My kid pulls up constantly and it's never tipped over.
1676320
My 18 month old godson is very active and is constantly trying to move around in it and so far it hasnt tipped over. Seems pretty sturdy. Hope this helps.
28253
I would think that it should be sturdy enough. The reason I purchased this monopod was because it was so compact. Really glad that I purchased it.
2160174
I have the Cowboy Studio ones and it works OK, but I would recommend something more sturdy as this beast is heavy and will make them tip.
640410
Sturdy: yes, it appears to be very sturdy especially considering it is just for holding glasses.Also, it will not tip if you place only one or two glasses on one side (I'm doing that now) since the base ring is quick big (and thus the mass center of the glasses is barely outside the ring). The material is not light at all, and thus it would be hard to find glasses that are heavy enough to tip it even if you hang only 1 or 2 glasses on one side.
1788562
Absolutely! Is solid enough for that. I already tries it and is no loose or tilting.
1880472
Hard to say. Honestly, I think it's a little flimsy. It could be knocked over if you have old carpet like mine. It's not up against the wall, it's in front of a window. But I have enough movies & games stacked up that it's heavy enough to be stable. (It's pretty much full) The carpet has bits of creases in my home. So far, it's never fallen over. The problem was if it's bumped, like by my dog, movies come tumbling down. You could put something heavy on the bottom to keep it more stable.
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The unit is very stable. I've never had it tip over. If your previous unit lasted for 8 or 9 years you got your moneys worth. $2.00 a year!