This Benro MoveOver8B Carbon Fiber Slider with Case includes an aluminum slider carriage that runs on carbon fiber rails with 35.4" of actual carriage travel, and a soft carry case. The carriage features a flat mounting surface with a 3/8"-16 threaded mounting stud for mounting your flat base fluid head, and it features pre-tensioned roller bearings for a smooth glide. A built-in friction brake is controlled by a single knob, allowing you to adjust the friction on the slider, or even use it as a brake when the slider is level.

The slider features 18mm diameter carbon fiber rails and supports a total payload of up to 17.6 pounds. The slider can be mounted on a tripod or stands, or placed on a level surface. The built-in bubble level enables you to confirm that your slider is level. Each leg mounts onto the slider track ends via a rosette and can rotate throughout 360°, and each foot has approximately 4" of height adjustment for leveling. You can operate the slider on any angle from 0 to 90°, and you can even undersling the slider.

Includes SuperUser Group Membership    35.4" of Slider Carriage Travel    Carriage Features 3/8"-16 Mounting Stud    Smooth, Quiet Ball Bearing Slides    Friction-Adjusting Knob and Brake    18mm Carbon Fiber Rails    Supports over 17 Pounds    Multi-Adjustable All-Terrain Legs    Micro-Adjust Non-Scratch Feet    0 to 90° and Underslung Operation

The adjustable legs can be moved throughout 360° of rotation. However, they are at their most supportive between 12 and 60°.

The track ends allow you to mount the slider on stands using the Baby pin slot. Each track end features 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded mounting holes.

The slider can also be mounted directly onto a tripod using the 3/8"-16 or 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole on the attached cheese plate.

The carriage has four 1/4"-20 threaded mounting holes for accessories.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a set of Sachtler Flowtech 75 legs?

A: No, the Benro Mammoth 75mm Photo Adapter Plate is not compatible with Sachtler tripods.

Q: 2. Does this tripod require a Benro GDHAD1 Geared Head Spacer to use it with a geared head?

A: Yes, the Benro Mammoth 3-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod does have a large base diameter of 75mm. If you are using the Benro GD3WH 3-way geared head it has a base diameter of 52mm. Since the tripod base is larger than the geared head, some knobs on the gear head may hit the tripod. The Benro GDHAD1 Tripod Spacer is a good option to use to make sure no knobs hit the tripod.

Q: 3. Does it come with different lengths of carbon fiber rods or extensions you can add/remove?

A: No. It comes in two version 27 and 48 and provides multiple modes of operation and allows you to get smooth, short-run dolly shots with payloads up to 50lbs.

Q: 4. What is the width of the leveling base of the #2 tortoise?

A: The Benro Tortoise Columnless #2 Carbon Fiber Tripod base mount diameter is 60mm.

Q: 5. Is the carry case large enough to hold an attached head like the Benro S8pro?

A: The carry case of the Benro Mammoth Carbon Fiber Tripod is not large enough to hold an attached head like Benro S8Pro Fluid Video Head.

Q: 6. Can it be mounted on a tripod vertically?

A: This slider is not meant to be mounted vertically.

Q: 7. Are the leg locks weather sealed?

A: The Benro Mammoth 4-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod is made for tough weather. Benro does not list specifically at this time if the leg twists are weather sealed.

Q: 8. Does the E-Image ES-120 slider have mounting holes at each end for tripod mounting?

A: Yes. 1/4 and 3/8.

Q: 9. What type of tripod would be best to use this? The one I have doesn’t have a head that will work.

A: A tripod without a head would need to have a 3/8 16 male screw to attach to the Axler 30" Lightweight Carbon Fiber Camera Slider. The Benro parts below would work as will the same model with a head. Benro 75mm Half Ball Adapter BH #BEBL75S Benro A373T Aluminum Video Tripod (75mm Bowl) BH #BEA373T or Benro A373F Aluminum Single-Tube Tripod with S8Pro Fluid Video Head BH #BEA373FBS8P

Q: 10. Is it difficult to get consistent steady flowing slides with this without it being motorized?

A: Operating a slider manually will take some practice to get down smoothly, but it is very possible with this slider.