You didn't mention anything about a light tripod? If so, then you have tons of options to choose from: Manfrotto, Sirui, Fotopro, Jusino

Got a Buffalo brand from Lowyat Plaza for rm380, made from carbon, lighter and rated for 8KG load.

I think your current tripod is the really lousy type, freebie quality (those rm50 types?).

For the tripod legs, just need something thicker and sturdy, but most importantly for your case is getting a good ballhead that's rated for the weight of the equipment.

Even a RM200 tripod will suffice. Usually you pay more for lighter weight, higher quality materials and better features..

http://www.gstrapinuse.com/index.php?main_...4ed163b7e235732
Is this the one?

http://www.lelong.com.my/buffalo-pro-80-pr...#descpContainer

Refer to below.
Yup, this the one. But looks like it is much more expensive now

First of all, check what is causing the vibration. Is it the head or the tripod? If the tripod does not shake but the head does, then just replace the head. Or you can try weigh down the tripod by hooking/tying up your bags underneath it. It should have a hook underneath since it claim to support 14kg, though probably false advert.

If all fails, then replace the whole tripod but bear in mind, cheap, small or travel tripods probably won't do any better if your camera has one powerful mirror slap. Don't look at overall height based on column length but rather the legs height. Try looking for tripods with hook underneath that can add to better stabilization if needed.

Close to 2 years already, bought at mid 2013. Nothing to complaint much, it is doing the work it should be.
The shop is at 1st floor(center is the shop selling phones, same floor with the book store).
I bought this as it can be a monopod.

Buffalo. I only have 1.

I will suggest you to test it out first.
Anyway, this type of tripod are quite convenient to expand/retract as it is using screw type. Some are using clip type and that is not that good.

Well, I'm not as careless as you. I always thinking on how to safeguard my rm20000 gear.
Safety first

So far so good, not problem at all. If not mistaken there's a rubber base for it also. Already few months never use tripod, only using it for group photos.
But as said, try to survey for the best price. That time I bought list price is rm350-400(forgot the price) and when doing payment, it is rm900
Then try it and see does it fit your needs or not.

Try and get something reliable like http://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-a...-1028379/review

It's made in Italy and should be under RM800 (maybe slightly more) if you hunt around. I got mine for RM550 (tripod) and RM300 (for the head). Trust me you don't want to waste your money on lousy tripod. Used a Jusino before, the leg collapsed while I was shooting sunset at the beach. Luckily I hang the camera around my neck, very close to fall in the water

Only downside of this tripod is its freaking heavy. Haha

I use this tripod with a slider and microfluidic panhead on it.
If you don't mind adding a bit, you can get the CF version. Your back will thank you for it.

Good choice, you will not be disappointed. Very sturdy tripod for its price.