[3/8" Screw] Great to prop the camera up to shoot games Easy to set up and scans very smoothly like it but it was expensive

[10 lb (4.6 kg)] Exactly what I needed. Actually stronger build than what I had anticipated. Very professional appearance too. Breaks down for transport in seconds. Wheels are quality and lock easily. Overall an excellent addition to my A/V gear.

[1/4-20" Screw] I use this tripod for news reporting. It's the first professionnal tripod that I have had the chance to use. I'm very happy with it's performance. The head is smooth and easy to use. I like that the legs are released with a simple lever, which means it's quick to deploy. If you're looking for a good tripod on a budget, you definitely want to consider this one.

[6 steps] Strong stable bowl tripod that fits into carry on. The spec is that the folded length is 19.5 inches. Fits perfectly. Had no vibration with 70-200mm lens with 2x extender, in windy conditions. I had the legs spread to 60 degrees, and had zero concern that the 30 mph wind gusts would tip it over. The bag that came with it is overkill. It is 3 feet long, and wasn't designed for this tripod. My use case is video of mountain wildlife. It handles it.

[Slide Plate] I researched a lot before buying this. I put our heavy canon c500 rig on here and this thing is as smooth as butter. The tilt and drag settings are perfect. We have to remove the feet often to put it on a slider which is one reason i wanted the mid level spreader and the feet are very easy to remove and take off. The tilts and pan are flawless. Great We also bought another head from this system for our Kessler Mini Jib... and it works beautifully.

[17.6 lb (8 kg)] I run a large rental house, and I have to say that these are probably the best and most cost effective tripod legs for a heavy duty 100mm tripod head. We got these legs originally to pair with our Sachtler V18 heads (with the idea of pairing more expensive Sachtler legs with the more expensive O'Connor 1030 heads and more expensive Sachtler V20 heads). To my surprise, everyone thought that these were the superior legs (over the $+ Sachtler legs). So now, the T2002CM's are by default paired with the O'Connor 1030 heads and Sachtler V20 heads. In short, the Acebil T2002CM legs are very high quality, have a heavy payload, are solidly built, and are somehow cheaper that more name brand legs that we found inferior. Highly, highly recommend.

[75 mm] I use to have the Sachtler eng cf hd sticks that these directly compete with. These are legit.

Only con, which isn't actually a con to me, is the mid spreader does not have 3 level settings like Sachtler. This doesn't bother me, as I never liked to use that on the Sachtler.

Acebil customer service is top notch.

[3/8" Screw] An excellent tripod, sturdy, strong and durable that is also easy to transport. I'd recommend this for anyone.

[17.6 lb (8 kg)] I have purchased a LOT of cases and bags from B&H over the years, from Lightware, Porta-Brace, Manfrotto, Ultimate support, Kessler Crane, etc. It seems that typically cases in the under $100 range are not very good quality, and really good bags are 2-3x more expensive. But in this case, I have to day that the Acebil S-50 case is really well-made with good padding and sturdy fabric. I am very pleasantly surprised. I am not actually using it for tripods or lighting - it happens to perfectly fit the Park Tool PCS 10.3 folding bicycle maintenance stand, so I can take it on road trips easily.

[Slide Plate] I USED IN MY CHURCH