Fit Track Scale Inaccurate

Good value and, as others have said, the picture is inaccurate - outside knob is XL.

Soon after I bought the Syrp Genie 3 axis kit which includes the Magic Carpet (Short Track), I had to the opportunity to travel and decide to shoot some time lapses and wanted to take my Gyrp kit. While the rest of the kit was easy to pack, the Track was a different story. Ended up buying the Syrp Case for the track. The quality of the case is great, its not padded as much as I would have expected, but then again the track is pretty sturdy and probably could take some rough use. It is a very snug fit, but allows for room to have the slider piece to be on the track and still fit which is great. Overall a good case for a great product.

This stand is extremely well built. Any review that says otherwise is inaccurate and not worth reading.

Lovely grey scale!

It's a 5 on the Zone System scale!

Was exactly what I needed to be able to keep track of my sunglasses. Fit perfectly in the sunglass case.

Good - easily fit my tripod. Runs smoothly on the Cinetrac rubber track.

My printer is a Pixma 9020 and was giving inaccurate colors. I checked ink tank levels, some were low and some were old. The new ink tanks are very easy to install. Printer works well now.

I just received this item and can confirm the weight stated here is inaccurate. This model actually weighs 850 g (just under 2 lb), not 1.54 lb/700 g as stated on this website. Still lightweight for a gimbal system, easy to operate. There is an information card in the zippered pouch of the item's case, and I was able to quickly figure out operation of all knobs. A couple of the knobs have an indented press button you have to depress to fully turn the knob. You can remove the telephoto lens rest to attach a camera with an L-bracket for landscape shots.

I checked the humidity with another hygrometer and it proved that it is operating as intended. I will say that the temperature gauge seems inaccurate, but since that is not the one that matters I didn't knock a star off for that. It seems to consistently be several degrees higher than the actual temperature.