The OZEN Two-Stage Heavy-Duty Carbon Fiber 150mm Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader & Rubber Feet is well suited for heavy digital cinema, as well as other cameras, for use with OZEN's AGILE 25 fluid heads. The legs can support the weight of the head, plus the head's maximum load, with enough wiggle room for comfort so you aren't pushing the limits of your system. The heavy-duty construction creates a stable platform that enables you to operate your head at the highest levels of drag resistance without the legs flexing as you pan and tilt.

The legs utilize rotating lever locks, one for each leg, that allow you to apply the torque necessary to secure your legs against the weight of your fluid head and camera system, preventing the legs from slipping while you operate the camera. The included removable mid-level spreader simplifies moving quickly from camera position to camera position, and it is ideal for use on uneven terrain, as well as flat surfaces. The removable rubber feet provide grip on hard surfaces and can be easily removed for working on soft surfaces, such as sand or dirt.

For Fluid Head with 150mm Ball    Two-Stage, Three-Section Legs    Supports up to 120 lb    Contender Heavy-Duty Mid-Level Spreader    Flat & Angled Spreader Positions    Height Range: 20 to 60"    Carry Length 28    Rotating Lever Locks    Aluminum Construction    Deep-Tread Rubber Feet

Carbon fiber legs are lightweight and strong, as well as being corrosion resistant, especially to saltwater, which makes them ideal for use on boats and the seashore.

Two-stage legs usually have a wider height range and fold down more compactly than similar single-stage legs.

The legs support 120 pounds of head and accessories, allowing you to mount a heavy-duty fluid head and accessories.

The independent leg spread and height adjustment allows you to use the legs on oddly shaped areas as well as steps.

The mid-level spreader allows the legs to remain stable when on uneven and rocky terrain such as gravel, rocky ground, and steps.

Removable rubber feet protect delicate surfaces from the foot spikes, and the deep rubber tread provides good grip on hard surfaces.

The legs feature spiked feet that provide solid purchase in soft surfaces when not using a spreader.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to attach a 5 inch monitor to one of the legs?

A: You could consider an arm and clamp kit for this. https://bhpho.to/3jdwun9

Q: 2. Will a geared center column like the Gitzo GS531GS or the Leofoto GC-364C be compatible with this tripod to use for photography?

A: The 75mm bowl of the Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet will not allow the use of the mentioned center columns.

Q: 3. How does this compare to the Sachtler CF-100ENG 2CF Carbon Fiber 2-Stage Tripod Legs?

A: The Sachtler flowtech 100 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader & Rubber Feet has a payload limit of 66 lb vs the 210 lb payload of the Sachtler CF-100ENG HD 2CF Carbon Fiber HD Tripod Legs. The 100 MS also has a single leg lock point vs the 2 leg lock points of the CF-100ENG. The overall leg design is different as well.

Q: 4. do the legs have a bubble level?

A: The Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet, does not feature a bubble level. Bubble levels are built into the Sachtler heads instead.

Q: 5. Will the Miller CX6 fluid head work with this tripod?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 6. Has anyone tried mounting a slider on it? does it have any substantial flex? and how does it compare to the Manfrotto 535 and 536 in terms of stiffness and stability?

A: This is a surprisingly stable tripod. The first time I took it in the field my producer thought it was a weird, cheap thing until he saw the Sachtler branding. Once the legs are locked, they stiffen and feel as solid as a set of Sachtler speedlocks. I will say, with the spreader attached, it feels rather narrow. Depending on the load, I would have liked the legs to spread more. To answer your question, in comparison to the flex/stability of the Manfrotto legs, it is as stabile as them, albeit without the spread of those legs in terms of width. This was an upgrade for me from the Manfrotto 546B Legs. No regrets thus far

Q: 7. Does this come with the carry handle?

A: No carry handle is defined as being part of the included items on this product.

Q: 8. Will the Miller Compass 15 work with the flowtech 75 tripod legs ?

A: The best heads to use with the Sachtler Flowtech legs would be their Aktiv heads. However, the 75 mm ball Miller Compass 15 should be compatible with the Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet, which has a 75 mm bowl for the head.

Q: 9. Will the Benro S8 fluid head fit on this Flowtech 75 tripod?

A: Use this half ball adapter https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1008041-REG/benro_bl75_75hb_75mm_half_ball.html?sts=pi

Q: 10. Can anyone recommend a friction arm that will fit in the threaded hole on the side? To attach a 7" monitor.

A: The Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet does not have a screw attachment point for attaching arms.