[Black] The Sachtler Ace feels super solid and has a smooth fluid head with all the right tension options.

[Black] This tripod is light and stable considering what it is. The 62 height is good for my work, mainly filing performance art, and when you add a head like the 504 and a camera on top you're up in the 6' range. As a twin leg tripod with a mid-level spreader it's a good option. I use it for video mainly but also for large lens support hooting photos as the lens can rotate in its collar. This model can take the ground level spreader as well. I have that model as well but couldn't get the mid-level spreader for it as there aren't proper couplers on that model. It uses the older spreader like the 546b. This new spreader is a better design with twin push-in pins securing it. For my type of shooting it wasn't worth buying the newer model that can be used without the spreader. I have a separate independent leg tripod I use in that scenario.


Pair this with the appropriate half ball and head and you should have a solid base.

[Black] Twist of a knob and it's ready to open, twist again and it's locked solid. Arms also will extend out individually with the press of a button for uneven ground or for shooting in and weird and awkward configuration.

[Black] The Libec 650EX Tripod is perfect for shooting in several locations because it is so easy to transport, set up, and fold up when done.

[Black] I bought the tripod without the spreader and used it like that for a couple months. �It works ok like that, but it works much better with the spreader, and it didn't cost that much more. �It's well worth it.

[Black] This short review is for the E-Image GA752S legs, adding this because B&H tends to mix up the reviews across items. 
I purchased this as part of a system mainly because I needed to replace some legs. The E-Image GA752S legs that came in the kit seem solid and I will be paring them with my Manfrotto MVH500AH Fluid Video Head. 
So far this seems like a sold choice, mainly for my BMCC 6K FF and GH6 rigged up. I feel like the sticks could probably hold more weight like a C70 or even a C200 as long as you pair them with a good head. I bought the kit on a flash deal for $190 while at the time the sticks alone were $180. The head works fine for locked down shots so I kept the kit but the real value for my needs were the legs.

[Black] I chose this Mid-Level spreader for use with my Vinten 3776-3 ENG Carbon Fiber 2-Stage Pozi-Loc Tripod Legs. It's especially good for use outdoors; but, really it's useful anywhere. Installing on the legs was a snap. Setup is fast no futzing with this leg falling that way and the others falling another. The pleasant surprise is the fact that this spreader is geared and uniformly spreads the legs -- awesome! What's more, it has a locking/unlocking dial with easy to read symbols for my aging eyes; AND, if you forget it's locked -- surprise, surprise -- there's a clutch mechanism that gives way instead of your tripod or spreader or worse breaking. The rubber feet take the edge off the spikes adding a level of protection for indoor carpets, tile, and hardwood floors.

[Black] Sturdy spreader, great for uneven terrain, replaced my ground-spreader, easy locking system, backwards compatible with older manfrotto tripods

[Black] It's just as good as it's slightly tall sibling. Quick to setup and take down. Adjustable mid level spreader make a good table for odds and ends. My version came with a bag too.

[Black] exact match, works great.