[Carbon Fiber] I did some quick research, since I never heard of this brand, and couldn't find many reviews online. Made in China, so I thought it might be a little cheap and flimsy, but for the price I thought it was worth it to take a chance. I was surprised beyond words. It's as good or better than other tripods I've worked with, including Sachtler and Miller.

[Carbon Fiber] Acebil: amazing, lightweight legs at a breakthrough price. Tripod heads, not so hot. Sachtler: amazing, smooth heads that will last forever, legs WAY overpriced. Solution: Sachtler 100mm hear + Acebil 100mm legs = perfect tripod.

[Carbon Fiber] I would probably buy another one of these but it's a bit heavier than I like. Very strong and sturdy.

[Carbon Fiber] Purchased these sticks in Feb 2022 along with the CX10 head. Great range in height. Very stiff at any setting. Love getting a 100mm set of sticks for less than 6 pounds. A little awkward raising the height with camera attached. I extend the bottom sections first almost all the way... then it is easier to do adjustments on the top section without bending down too much or holding the tripod low with risk of camera tip. If a large change is needed, it is easy to pop off the camera with the side load plate of the CX head, adjust and pop it back on. I considered the flow tech system for adjustability... but the 75mm Vinten or Sachtler were as much as the 100mm Miller. The 100 mm flow tech was almost double. I love not needing a spreader. Remarkably stable sticks... and there is just something about a pan with a 100mm head that can't be accomplished with a 75mm.

[100 mm Bowl] Took a chance on these legs because of the weight capacity needed for a jib that we sometimes use (Seven Jib Compact XL). Never had legs without spreaders, so this was outside the box for me. So far these legs have been fantastic. The weight support is phenomenal and the number of ways you can contort the legs, thanks to no spreaders, makes them so much more versatile than other tripod legs. The icing on the cake is how short they collapse and how low to the ground you can get your shot. The cherry on top is how light they are with the carbon fiber. Used two of these on 4 week long shoots and so far they've exceed expectations.

[100 mm Bowl] Seems solid and works as expected. Ground spreader is a little wonky but works. Good that it also comes with a mid-level spreader and feet.

[100 mm Bowl] Due to the failure of my E-Image legs I was in the market for a new base. This tripod has a mid-spreader which is nice. Coming from a floor spreader, I wasn't quite sure how I would like the mid-spread, but it works well. Solid construction, not quite at the higher end range of build quality, but definitely acceptable. It was shipped to me in about a week after ordering. I would buy again if I were looking in this price range, but the next tripod we buy will most likely be in the upper range. A good buy.

[100 mm Bowl] 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.

[Carbon Fiber] Really like these legs. They are really sturdy and the quick releases are firm but easy to unlock. The rubber feet are nice and big. I needed some rugged legs with a medium spreader for uneven terrain, and these do a great job. Came with a very pretty and luxuriously finished bag, so that was a nice surprise.