[100 mm Bowl] Absolutely the best tripod I have ever owned. Heavy yes but it is so worth it so I do not ever leave home with out it. Even for photography I use this tripod.

[2] I have used many tripods and the legs on this are incredible. Fast to set up and sturdy. The head is okay for smaller cameras but the legs are the real deal. I got this because it came with a nice bag didn't really need the head but now have it. Feels like they will last. The ability to release all the levels with just three turns is amazing and never going back.

[100 mm Bowl] We use these at my church and they have been a true work horse. We often take these to film outside of church. The bag is very handy, easy to setup and smooth movement.

[Aluminum] I was hoping for something comparable to a 504 for a lower price, but this is even better, in terms of overall quality and my needs. Solid, rigid, sticks with all metal everything, except the removable hard rubber feet.
The single release for two stages takes a bit of getting used to but it’s much faster to adjust three knobs than six. The head is equally solid, smooth, well machined, and easy to balance. The bag is not quite as rugged as Manfrotto’s, but still looks very durable and the tripod is well protected.
So far I’ve used it to shoot an indie action/drama with lots of exteriors as well as tight interiors and it’s served me well.

[Flip Lock] I've been using Manfrotto fluidheads for over a decade but needed something cheeper. This tripod is as good or better than my Manfrottos. A little heavier because of the large aluminumm build, so if you need to haul this over distances I would splurge on the carbon fiber one. Excellent fluid head with proper tension adjustments for tilt and pan (not found in cheeper models) though I wish there were more steps in the tension nob. my favorite quality is the single lock legs. No need ot fuss with a lock on each leg stage, just twist the single lock on each leg and it releases all the stages.

[100 mm Bowl] I'd say it's worth getting, fluid head is smooth so far w/ the tests I've been putting it through, the bag it comes with was WAY better in quality than I expected. Secure latch and lock. Leg release latches are simple and make set up and break down way easier!

[Flip Lock] Very Smooth stand/head, and counter balance works great for heavy rigs. The more weight loaded, the better it performs. The ground spikes really digs in so utilize the rubber feet on carpet. Overall, a well built tripod kinda close to Benro which means this will not disappoint for the price.

[Aluminum] Had heard about this tripod for years from various sources. Always wanted to give it a go but never got around to it. Finally pulled the trigger and have had it a few weeks now. It is INCREDIBLE. The fluid head is the star attraction as it's a wonder. Buttery smooth, consistent, and a joy to pan and tilt with. But the carbon fiber legs were also a great surprise. Simple, easy, and lightweight. I've previously used Sachtler's amazing flowtech system. While I love the system it is a bit heavier than I'd like. I use a Sony fx6 with a ninja v and small hd monitors and it holds them all perfectly. Cannot stress how amazing this tripod has been for our productions. Highly recommended over the more expensive sachtler and more entry level manfrottos.

[100 mm Bowl] This tripod can be set and ready to use in a matter of seconds. It is very strong, sturdy and also light.

[Aluminum] I was looking for a budget cinema tripod. I really like this one. Trs smooth !