The Acebil CS-682CG Professional Tripod System features a 100mm ball CH6 Fluid Head, T1002C Carbon Fiber Tripod, GS-3 Ground Spreader, and a S-52 Carry Case. The head supports loads up to 33 pounds and has a 6-step counterbalance and independent 6-step pan and tilt drag. It comes equipped with a sliding quick-release plate and pan handle.

The 100mm bowl T1002C tripod features a 2-stage design and carbon fiber construction. It has a height from of 17.7 to 60.2" and comes with a GS-3 Ground Spreader for enhanced stability. A carrying case is included for easy storage and transport of the tripod system.

Supports Loads Up to 33 lb    CH6 Fluid Head    2-Stage T1002C Carbon Fiber Tripod    100mm Ball/Bowl    6-Step Counterbalance    6-Step Pan & Tilt Drag    Height Range: 17.7 to 60.2"    GS-3 Ground Spreader    S-52 Carry Case

• Supports up to 33 lb
• CH6 Fluid Head (100mm ball)
• 6-Step counterbalance
• 6-Step pan/tilt drag
• 2-Stage T1002C carbon fiber tripod with 100mm bowl
• Tripod height range: 17.7 to 60.2"
• GS-3 Ground Spreader enhances tripod stability and holds the tripod legs in position
• S-52 Carry Case included for storing and transporting the tripod system

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is there another spreader I could use with this tripod to go lower, other than the one included?

A: There is a floor spreader model as well as this mid-level one seen here. Acebil T1002G Tripod Legs (100mm Bowl) B&H # ACT1002G. However, to get as low as possible with this tripod, you would have to remove whatever spreader it has. The lowest possible set up would come with a smaller tripod or a hi-hat. E-Image Hi-Hat with 75/100mm Bowl B&H # EI7500 is one possibility.

Q: 2. What is the height of this tripod?

A: The tripod has a max height of 59 inches tall.

Q: 3. What type of feet are on this tripod?

A: The Acebil TAE-324F Aluminum Tripod features rubber feet.

Q: 4. Will it work with this tripod FEISOL CT-3441T ?

A: One would need to attach Feisol short spikes to make the tripod usable with the dolly: https://bhpho.to/2FQufIF

Q: 5. Is the min height 17" or 25"? The aluminum version states both yet the Carbon somehow states its 17"

A: This tripod, Acebil T1002CM, has a height adjustment between 17.7 to 60.2''. The Aluminum Version, B&H # ACT1002G, is also 17.7 to 60.2". The model with a Height Range of 26.4 to 56.7" is a different tripod, it is the single stage B&H # ACT1000G.

Q: 6. Will this work with Miller Sprinter II Tripod?

A: The Acebil D3 Dolly should work. However, we can only recommend that you choose the Miller Dolly made for the Sprinter II tripod. Miller 391 Lightweight Dolly - for DS Tripods BH #MI391

Q: 7. Min height is 25" or 17"? It says both. Then again for some reason the Carbon version says its 17" too.

A: The height range of this tripod is 25.2 to 58.3 inches.

Q: 8. what is the minimum working height?

A: They do not list the minimum working height, but the center column can turn 90 degrees and the legs can open to a very wide angle so you can get very close to the ground. I would say around 4-5 inches from the ground.

Q: 9. will this work on my canon XA20 video camera?

A: This should work well with the XA20 plus the zoom control is of the LANC type so it interface correctly with the camcorder and you will have smooth zooms.

Q: 10. I have a Panasonic HC-X920 camcorder. I was wondering if this zoom control handle can connect to the camera? All I see for 2.5 stereo jack connections are headphones and an external microphone. Will this tripod connect to this camera? If so, where does it connect? Thank you.

A: The tripod zoom handle has a cable with a jack at the end to plug into your camcorder.The Panasonic called out does not have this feature Remote input-port for this jack.Example is to look at a camera that has this remote-port, like the Canon G30 camcorder.I do make use of this handle in capturing soccer games where a lot of panning left-right movement occur.This is near a professional tripod, get a camcorder that mates with it...the handle works great when capturing lots of subjects in motion... good luck.