Used Kids Refrigerator

our refrigerator is covered with them!

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.

Strong enough to hold up a refrigerator, I think. Fits perfectly, of course.

Connected to my River, kept my portable refrigerator going all weekend

Used this with a cast of kids on location shooting parade event. Great add on to tripod, easy to use and deploy, plus it fits in the bag with . ROugh surface wasn't an issue, didn't even need sand bag on city street. Stout, strong, lightweight. not nice to have, Need to have, thanks B&H!

Used this in the pool and ocean. It was great. For the kids, I could tighten it and not worry they would lose the camera. I highly recommend this for peace of mind.

Used it a National Night out to show a Sesame Stree preparedness video to the kids o a 43 TV and they were glued to their seats.

Used this lens several times for kids sports pictures. Very nice lens. Feel pleased with this purchase!

I bought this lens primarily for kids sports, mid range wildlife on 2-3 hr hikes, and in general capturing life/not staged/surprise portraits from a 25'-50' working distance. Used on both an a6000 and a7riii. Handling - supurb, very light for a 135mm, fits my hands well. Used without sunshade without any flaring/ghost issues. No concerns with multi hour hikes (also, excellent weather sealing and no dust so far). Action- very fast autofocus, no issues keeping up with little electrons running around the yard. Could not keep up with kids on swingsets. Most gymnastic routines had good sharpness at 1/1000 shutter with an occasional slight AF prediction offset. Sharpness - very good at center to edge. Best around f5.6. However, I suspect the a7riii is getting full use of the lens capability and doubt an a7riv will show meaning real world performance increase. Judged from center to edge sharpness changes between the aps-c and FF. All my shots so far were handheld so maybe a reasonable limit regardless. I have not yet tried the tripod. The 135mm in-lens stabilization used on the a6000 (205mm effective) was great down to about 1/100 shutter speed. Bokeh: Under a torture test (forest brush hike under full sun) bokeh showed slight cat-eye, good overall but a little busy at f/2.8. Doesn't fully melt like the 135 2.0 lenses that I have used previously. To get a similar effect with the Zeiss the subject needs to be separated from the background by about 1/2 the working distance, so a work around is available.   Sun stars were pleasing. Conclusion: Strongly recommended as an active/in the field lens.