[40" (1 m)] Well made good price.

[1.65" (41.9 mm)] Great! Smooth slider without the complicated parts... Hassle free!

[3.5 lb (1.6 kg)] Works great!

[40" (1 m)] I just got my ratrig v35.... its slides flawlessly... its a manfrotto killer..... i only saw a design flaw...when u purchase the slider without leg.. u cant use it on flat surface you need to elevate one side coz it will not be balance because of the metal plate on the bottom middle part, which has the thread on it... how i wish they could have design the green plastic bigger covering the bottom both edges that levels the metal plate at the bottom.. but all in all for 89$ its worth it..

[40" (1 m)] I just got my ratrig v35.... its slides flawlessly... its a manfrotto killer..... i only saw a design flaw...when u purchase the slider without leg.. u cant use it on flat surface you need to elevate one side coz it will not be balance because of the metal plate on the bottom middle part, which has the thread on it... how i wish they could have design the green plastic bigger covering the bottom both edges that levels the metal plate at the bottom.. but all in all for 89$ its worth it..

[3.5 lb (1.6 kg)] This is my second slider. I previously had a REVO 23 which was smooth and longer, but I found I really only used the middle 14. I decided to get this Rat Rig slider because it was smaller and it seemed to have a better sliding mechanism. I couldn't be happier. I leave it on my tripod all the time and it hardly gets in the way, unlike the REVO that needed to be attached only for slide shots because it was so unwieldy. This slider is also great for macro close ups when you need to bring your lens closer to your subject.

[3.5 lb (1.6 kg)] RigWheels product is a good solution for many videographers. For me, as a cinematographer, each rigwheels component makes me easy to build my own idea for dolly. I would recommend it to everyone.

[3.5 lb (1.6 kg)] Simple and easy to use, it fits in my camera bag , I am able to bring it to any live event without being obtrusive. I mainly shoot weddings, so bringing a 39 slider with me it just not practical. I am able to leave the slider on the tripod for a duration of a shoot. The feet must be purchased separately. The slider has 1/4 and 1/8 threads, and appears to be well crafted with sturdy material, a good buy at $89.

[1.65" (41.9 mm)] I've been wanting to purchase a slider for my wedding video business for some time, and have been looking at the many models, lengths and reviews here on B&H's site. I wanted something that wasn't too large or unwieldy, fairly light in weight, but also built strong so that it could handle the rigors of the job without breaking. I also required one that operated smoothly, easily and quietly, and that would enable me to capture some great movement shots of people, objects and scenery. The 24 Rat Rig has happily met all those requirements! It has a very solid build, and I suspect it will hold up well under use. The optional legs I purchased with it, are also very sturdy, and attached easily and securely to the main slider body as well. They are very adjustable, and will level the Rig with ease too. I thought very seriously about getting the longer version, but then thought about the length of shots I typically need in my wedding shoots, and how that might apply to the length of shots on a longer rig. The length of most shots I need in my productions, other than those that focus on a speech or longer talking scene, often run around six to ten seconds. So, the 24 slider fits my needs perfectly since that is about the amount of time it takes to slowly slide the camera along the Rat Rig track. For me, the longer slider is not necessary and would be overkill based on my needs. My only single complaint is the drag screw that slows the slider's rate of movement. It's not as smooth as I'd like it to be when in a tighter position (slowing the slider's speed). It's a little too loose, or a little too tight. What I mean by that is that when it's loose, it doesn't seem to provide as much drag as I'd like on the slider, and it slides along a little too easily... or faster than I'd like it to. When the screw is too tight, it tends to stick here and there, and thus produces uneven movement in your scene. Not sure what the solution is here. Maybe a teflon screw?

[3.5 lb (1.6 kg)] Love those collapsible rails. Strong, and extremely smooth joints.
Use them with my DanaDolly to make a winning combination.