An unbelievable smooth tool. Very stable footage with unlimited usage

Bought this on deal zone and couldn't pass up the offer. Mounted this on the back of my Ford Transit Connect paired with a DJI Ronin RS3 Pro and Sony FX3. The lens used was the Sony 24-105 f/4. The footage turned out smoother than I thought. The rear mount to my vehicle works great as it blocks the wind. I have yet to try it on the side door or hood mounts but am very pleased with what possibilities this Tilta car mount brings.

Got this in conjunction with HPRC 2600 empty case that I am gatting laser cut foam for. Will be using it for cables, filters and lens mount adapters.

By installing this Lid Organizer has allowed me to have additional room for cameras and lens in the main compartment. The Organizer is held to the case lid with industrial strength Velcro. The organizer has very spacious pockets with zippers.

We are so happy to have this equipment.

Fits our 1-1/2 speed rail perfectly. They should change the title for the US market. The 1-1/2 speed rail standard has 1-7/8 outer diameter that fits this.

This is the best tripod I have ever owned. The waterproofing is fantastic and the feature is one of the reasons why I bought this. Keep in mind the center column is not waterproof. I made the mistake of putting it in the water but I dried it off in time. Used this at full extension in the ocean and on the beach and it works really well. Sturdy and even using a benro heavy video head works well. Overall, sturdy and waterproof, tall and what I was looking for.

This is a fantastic product, but one must understand how it is different to fully appreciate it. It's a tripod wearing fishing waders: that is to say, it's waterproof up to, but not over, the top of the carbon fiber legs. And each twist lock is a watertight seal, not just an expansion lock, so a couple of things come into play:

1. The legs don't drop free when the locks are loosened.
2. The seals are rubber against carbon fiber, and deserve a little maintenance. 

The unit I received had some VERY stiff locks, but upon inspection it was clear that the O-rings were just dry. A thorough coat of silicone grease (consult your local diving store or online soulless megacorporation) on all 12 of them, and some twist/untwists to spread it evenly around, and it's an ENTIRELY different experience. When properly lubricated, this thing feels as high-quality as it looks. 

I will also note that the O-rings, if too dry, can catch on the tubing and ride up the leg, rendering the seal ineffective. This is easy to spot if you know what you're looking for, and just as easy to fix by rolling it back into place.

All in all, though it lacks some of the more modern amenities such as the ability to remove the center column but keep the spider mounted, it has a feast of practical touches that make its setup and use a joy. Each of the three wrenches needed for this beast is not only included, but built in to the tripod — you *can't* be without them. The bag comes with an INNER bag, as if to say Yep, we get that this thing is likely to be covered in seaweed and sand, so let's not get everything else in here messy until you can wash it off, eh?. And it comes with a set of spiked stainless steel feet, which seems like it should be the default for a tripod made for standing in water, but so often these are a hefty extra charge.

Five stars. No other notes. Completely happy.

I purchased this for the Lid of a gator rack that I use for In ears. The dimensions are exactly what they say they are. The zippers and construction is better than expected. It also comes with strips of velcro for attaching.

Big fan of this (only one shoot and 4 setups in). If you have a light camera setup, when using the spring arm, you will need to add weight. I was rocking a 6k pro on the RS2 with 2x 190wh vmount batteries and that was about the perfect weight. The cool thing is the kit comes with significant counter weights if you don't have big chunky v-mounts.