[Yes] Everything we needed, except the kitchen sink.

[Fluid Head] I've owned 4 of these for almost 2 years now and have put them through some pretty strenuous shoots and have had no problems. I was super skeptical when making the decision to buy and have not regretted it. These are every bit the head and sticks Sachtler systems are at half the price (no offense Sachtler, I love you too). I have put full size broadcast cameras with 40x barrel lens rigs on them with no compromise in stability, smoothness and support. Same with larger (17) prompter systems. Comfortable spring settings, pan and tilt tension...easy leveling, stable arms, smooth plate slide adjustment, extra bolt storage, solid locks on the leg stages...I'm completely satisfied with them.

[Fluid Head] This is an absolutely FANTASTIC tripod system! I think it's probably the best value: outstanding quality at a reasonable price. I use this with a BMPCC rig, with the weight limit of just over 13 pounds, I have no issues. I can't think of a better setup. The carbon fiber makes this really light, which is just another added benefit when shooting in the field as it's no fun carrying a lot of heavy gear.

[Yes] I'm using this with a C100 that goes from minimal build to completely decked out (Rods, external recorder, EVF, Matte Box, etc.) big weight differences. The head has functioned beautifully, showing only a bit of limitation when really weighted down. Just got back from a six country shoot, where it was set up and broken down a lot. No problems with travel at all. All in all, it's great to be able to have a Sachtler Tripod for this price. What a world.

[Yes] These are my favorite sticks in the world. I love the quick clamps and two stages. I use them with my Oconnor 1030, which is my favorite fluid head in the world. They're slightly heavier than the carbon fiber version, but I enjoy the peace of mind knowing that they're not going to break if they ever get crushed by another heavy piece of equipment. I'm sure I'll be using them 25 years from now with no problem.

[Fluid Head] I was surprised at how beautiful the legs are. Carbon fiber stripes spiral down the legs. Although light, it is very robust. It feels tough and legs are greater in diameter than I thought they would be. Previously I preferred twist clamps, but that was before I used these lever clamps. 'Tripod works great without raising the legs, but when I need more height, pop open a lever and pull to hear the swish as the leg extends. Very smooth and safe. The built in spikes are nice too, just rotate the soft foot to expose them. On my other tripod, I had to dig out the spikes remove the foot, then screw in the spikes. The Ace is much easier and nothing gets lost. The leveling clamp that hangs from the 75mm bowl is very easy to level. 'Just punch the button and the bubble level illuminates, loosen the bowl clamp slightly and adjust to center the bubble before the light goes out. Nice battery saver. The metal parts are lightweight magnesium beautifully finished with holes for attachments. A little clip is shaped like a hexagonal socket for on the spot repair and and an Allen wrench is stored in the clip too. Also, the Ace tripod, or sticks as some call them, can work with Sachtler's larger fluid heads, like the FS8 I think it's called. Those can also be purchased as a kit. In my case I bought it for the head, the quality of legs was big surprise and it nice to know that if my weight requirements increase, I can use the legs with a larger head. The Ace L head is built to handle 3 kilos, or almost 12 pounds, which I am pushing when I load up the Blackmagic Ursa Mini with 2.6 lb battery and the shoulder mount kit and Sony VCT-U14 quick release plate, but the Ace L fluid head likes it. I used the supplied extra 1/4 to lock the plate to my camera with two bolts. It also comes with a 3/8. Once balanced, I twist the horizontal & vertical drags to 1, set the spring tension to 3, then the camera stays where you point it. I'm very happy with this kit.

[Yes] Looked a little flimsier than I had expected but works great with my FS7 and AC7 monitor. The ground spreader version enable the tripod to go lower and higher that the mid-spreader version. Absolutely can't beat how lightweight it is for a video tripod.