Kimberly Clark Stock Calculator

I have bought many scopes over the years, and dealt with many people in doing so. Let me tell you this right now, Kimberly Clark is one of the best I have ever dealt with. She was very helpful the entire time (and I ask alot of questions). Scope is in perfect shape and the quality of the glass is second to none. I did have to wait a little while to get it as they were back-ordered, but Kim keep me in the loop the whole time. Thank you again Burris for putting together a package that wont get me divorced!!!

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

These are like David Clark headphones are to aviation... the undisputed industry standard. You can't beat the quality and price. I've never used anything else... for quite a few decades.

The Carbon ZR is top-notch in build quality. Everything is either carbon fiber or precision-machined aluminum. It is extremely sturdy yet surprisingly lightweight, which is the main reason I bought it. I like the fact that it mounts lens on the side rather than at the bottom, similar to my Kimberly monogimbal. This one I'm using on a tripod while I use the Kimberly monogimbal on a monopod. One thing to note though, large lenses like a 600mm f4 will be slightly off-centered after mounting. That is, because of the side-mount configuration, the long axis of the lens gets pushed slightly beyond the the center position of the tripod plate by the height of the lens' foot. But since I'm using a bigger tripod, this doesn't seem to jeopardize stability so far and is not a deal breaker for me. I'm using it with the Wimberley AP-616 lens foot, and it fits like a glove. The tension-adjusting knob for the Arca mount is on the tighter side; it's not easy to tighten or loosen, but you can be rest assured that the camera is secured more than enough when it's properly fastened. The tension knob for panning, the one near the gimbal base, came detached by default. Attaching it is not difficult at all. Overall, I highly recommend this product.

Purchased to use in Alaska this summer at Lake Clark. All LensCoat products that I've purchased in the past have been 5 star and I'm sure this will be too. It fits perfectly and was simple to use when I gave it a test run.

I bought this stand for my Luis & Clark carbon fiber cello. It is extremely well made, yet small and thus easy to carry when folded up. While it holds a regular cello well - a student uses it - it also fits my instrument well. The silicone rubber coating is thick and protects the instrument while providing plenty of friction to hold the instrument in place. Of course, the width can be adjusted to fit other instruments. I am very picky and couldn't be happier with this purchase. Additionally the price is incredible for the value you are getting. Last point: some stands come with a bow holder, but thus are not very portable. I have never had trouble finding space to hang or place a bow.

This is my first time with a Gimbal and I didn't want to spend over 500 dollars on a Kimberly so I decided to try this, right in the middle and all I can say is that I don't know what could be better than this, once you find the right adjustment and balance the lens, is very smooth, I used it for Birding and I can control my heavy lens like nothing. It seem very good quality, very well built.

What a difference this makes!   I have been using the Canon feet with Kimberly plates (P20 and P30) on a 70-200 F2.8L IS and a 100-400 f4.5-5.6L IS and just upgraded the 100-400 to the Mark II, treating myself to this RRS foot.   The RRS foot is light-weight, extends backward so I can balance the setup with a 1.4x Teleconverter and a battery grip on my 5DSr, while having the extra range on the long end.  No issues with rotating plates (the Kimberly plate didnt work that well with the new Canon foot), more space for sliding finger between lens and this foot, and it will still all fit into the Canon lens pouch. Some reviewers criticize that the RRS foot cannot be removed without a tool and, yes, it would be nice.  However, the extra space between the lens barrel and the foot offsets that for me: I simply rotate the foot to the top if I want to rest the lens on my hand instead of using a tripod. Canons own solution gets in the way when used that way. Highly recommended!

This calculator is beautiful, stylish and perfect. Item exceeded my expectations. I would purchase again.