[Yes] I purchased this this dolly after my tripod flipped over, and my lens broke because I had the flash cable attached to the camera; battery pack on my belt. While photographing a long event. I now mount my camera on the dolly and it rolls along with me if I forget to unhook the battery pack. Its a great system for my studio.

[Spiked Feet] I've always been a fan of Ilford's Galerie series, especially pearl finish. It's great paper, really makes photos look ultra-professional, and overall quality is fantastic.

[Yes] I shoot real estate photography and bought this to pair with the Manfrotto 475B Pro tripod legs. I just upgraded from the Manfrotto 055, and I already know the 475B + Leofoto tripod arm and I are going to be fast friends.


I bought the Leofoto tripod arm for the rare occasion that an agent wants a vertical shot. The 475B's center column doesn't tilt to 90 degrees, and I decided that what the 475B offered in comparison to the 055 was significant enough that I shopped for a go between. So far, the Leofoto tripod arm delivers as advertised. It's just as beefy and sleek in person as pictured - yet lightweight - and in my line of work, appearance of equipment = confidence in skills when they haven't seen my photos yet.


Though I've only played with the new setup so far, I already know it's going to be fast and simple to change out when a client wants a vertical shot.


Not only does it look super sleek and feels great, it's exactly what I needed to pair with my new tripod. I'm done with the 90degree tilt center column! I bought this new setup because the center column on the 055 was getting wobbly and was such a pain to level the camera whenever I raised it to shoot kitchens and exteriors. (Shooting with a Canon 5D Mark IV.)


Great product. Highly recommend!!



If anything changes after I've used it a bit, I'll update my review.

[Yes] This ultralight tripod offers great stability with my medium format camera. It has 3 different angles so it can be ultra low or adjust well to uneven ground. I used it mainly to do focus bracketing for plant images. It is so small that it fits in an exterior side pocket of my sling bag

[Spiked Feet] a must for those whom need to shift camera positions quickly. a workhorse for my Benro video tripod.

[Spiked Feet] I've been using Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl paper for my photography prints, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The colors display with excellent vibrancy and accuracy on this paper. Highly recommend it for photographers who want a premium, gallery-ready look!

[Yes] This is the best multi purpose digital printing paper. Very good quality & perfect texture/ glossiness

[Yes] Tested this all morning as a new product and will be doing a video review of this one soon. Quick thoughts, supports and counterbalances 15lbs easily. Good ergonomics. Nice drag controls, easy to use. Lighter than most supporting this weight. Overall Winner!
Cons: a hair of slack when changing the drag, wish there were 1-2 more counterbalance setting (there is frictionless and 3 steps on top of that, 4-5 would have been perfect)

[Spiked Feet] I use this to make Military Posters with and it's fantastic. Not only does it look amazing, the quality is smooth and superb. I also like the fact that it doesn't have a glossy or matte finish, because the pearl finish is perfect for posters or prints that are framed.

[Yes] This dolly is nearly perfect for my needs. The wheels are butter smooth, even working fairly well on grass. It accommodates two types of tripod feet. The legs lock in place via the hand-tightened screw.

I bought this dolly to move a fairly heavy jib rig (about 75 lbs). It handles it no problem. I moved the heavy rig over gravel yesterday and tipped the whole thing over not once, but twice. This was not the dolly's fault. The dolly held up fine. I thought it might get bent or twisted from the falls, but there was no such damage.

The only improvement I can recommend is to replace the hand-tightened screw (for locking/collapsing the legs) with a spring-loaded pin. That would be much faster and equally effective. That's a pretty minor critique though.