The Carbon Fiber iFootage Shark Slider S1 Carbon Fiber with Dual Tubesfrom iFootage Shark Slider S1 Carbon Fiber with Dual Tubesincludes the Shark Slider S1 -- with the flywheel -- and adds extension rails and a longer drive belt. The standard S1 is 31" long end-to-end and features a 25" sliding length, and with the additional rails the sliding length is increased to 47". The S1 comes with a padded carrying bag which can fit the additional accessories of this bundle as well.

The Shark Slider S1 is a modular slider supporting up to 15 lb loads (11 lb with extension rails) and offering smooth movement thanks to silent bearings, synchronous belts, and a flywheel that adds inertia. The flywheel adds a damping effect to your slides, ensuring smooth acceleration/deceleration as opposed to jerky starts and stops. It achieves this through its centrifugal force while the slider belt is connected to it.

The S1 can be completely taken apart with just one included hex wrench and the different components packed separately, if you want. The end pieces offer adjustable feet that spread out in triangular form to add extra stability. The mounting plate attached on the bottom of the sliding carriage is also designed with stability in mind and is screwed into the carriage at four corners to minimize vibration when the slider is mounted on a tripod. The S1 offer has a 3/8"-16 camera mounting screw, and 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 tripod mount threaded holes.

The carbon fiber rails provide for better corrosion resistance than aluminum and also allow for a lighter system. The S1 supports longer rails from iFootage for a total sliding length of 70". It also supports the S1A1 and S1A3 Wireless Motion Controllers, and the Motion X2 System, which provides 360° camera movement.

31" Shark Slider S1 with Standard Rails    Two Sets of Extension Rails    25", 47", and 71" Sliding Lengths    15 lb Max Payload (Without Extensions)    Flywheel for Smooth Tracking Shots    1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Tripod Mount Holes    Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Construction    Includes Padded Carrying Bag    Simple, Single-Tool Assembly

• 31" slider + extension rails and longer drive belt
• 47" total sliding length
• Flywheel
• 11 lb payload (15 lb without extension)
• 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 tripod mount holes
• Includes padded carrying bag

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this slider be operated manually without using the motorized function?

A: Yes, the iFootage Shark Slider Nano Bundle will support both manual and motorized slides.

Q: 2. What is the total sliding range after mounting the extension rails?

A: 47 inches, roughly.

Q: 3. Will this slider constantly move back and forth once A and B are set?

A: Yes, The iFootage Shark Nano slider can repeat A to B position slides.

Q: 4. Can this slider be used on a tripod or is it too long?

A: If you have a robust tripod or a light camera, you should have no issues. Just use your head. If you have further questions, please email us. provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 5. What does the "bundle" include?

A: The bundle includes: - NANO Slider - USB Type-C Charging Cable - Carrying Case - NP-F750 Battery - Smartphone Mount - 5 Shutter Cables

Q: 6. How is the locking mechanism? Can you move the slider to a new position without the carriage sliding all over the place?

A: The slider is equipped with what the manufacturer defines as a three-wheel locking system.

Q: 7. Are there 1/4"-20 and/or 3/8"-16 female threads under each end cap to attached tripods?

A: Yes, The iFootage Carbon Fiber Shark Slider S1 has 1/4 20 and 3/8 screw holes on both track ends as well as the center mounting plate.

Q: 8. What do you recommend? This one or the slider plus from edelkrone?

A: A few things, The slider plus has a payload capacity of 8lb and the shark has a payload of 15lb.The slider plus is designed to be compact and on a tripod extend the slide (very cool feature but tradeoff is the build quality and payload)The Shark is a carbon fiber beast of a slider with a counter balance weight for fluid slowdowns.Overall they are both great and depending on your need you can't go wrong with either one.The main question is, do you need the compactness or the payload and build quality.Thanks

Q: 9. How long is the maximum slide duration from A to B? Asking becuase I’m wondering if this will be good for very long time lapses

A: the maximum slide length on this 25", there is no information on the length of time it would take to travel this distance

Q: 10. Will this system work with a Panasonic Eva 1 with a weight of 9 lbs with all the accessories?

A: Yes it should. This system has a 15 pound load capacity.