[Aluminum] I use this in my studio with a Manfrotto 475B tripod and teleprompter rig. With all the gear including shot bags it's probably carrying 35+ pounds and does that with ease. Since the floor is carpeted and cable snag is not an issue, I removed the cable guards from the wheels as they tend to drag on the carpet. Overall I'm very pleased with this dolly.

[Spiked Feet] You really can't destroy these things. They are well-built and work very well for shooting situation that require moving the camera often. I had a large production at multiple facilities that require moving the camera from point to point over the course of the day. The first shoot I carried it around and by the end of the day, couldn't move my arms anymore. This was a lifesaver. It's expensive, but if you have a 20lb+camera rig, it is well worth the money. One note to keep in mind is that it is very wide and may not fit through doorways under 36". Also, be sure to purchase the correct model. This one is for spiked tripod legs but there is a similar model for non-spiked legs.

[Yes] special order, this is so nice

[Spiked Feet] Extremely solid and well built. But the legs are not extendable, so you get what you see. The Teather dollies, have extending legs that surpass these, and maybe not as well built like this, but certainly at a lower price point, give these guys a run for their money.

[Aluminum] dont know why until now i didnt bought it . i was using expensive tripod with cheap dolly now i finally decided to spend and get good one and it really worth it! so stable so smooth amazing!

[Spiked Feet] The Manfrotto 114 tripod dolly is superb. It is a bit heavy, compared to other units, but the stability and peace of mind it can provide for your ($$$) equipment more than makes up for the added weight. This is my second unit I have purchased from B&H. The 5 inch wheels make moving your equipment across a variety of floor surfaces a breeze.

I particularly like the fact that the tripod legs lock onto the dolly, using a screw-in clamp mechanism in lieu of a stretchy rubber strap. I use some hefty Sony equipment (FX-9) + servo zoom lens, 5 inch monitor and a 150 WH V-lock battery to power everything all of which is mounted on a 15 inch rail system atop a Manfrotto Nitro tech N-12 head, plus a heavy duty carbon fiber tripod

I can honesty say that this dolly is built like a tank and moves large rigs such as what I use with no problem at all. Least of all, I have no worries about such a rig tipping over should someone accidentally bump into it at an event. It's going nowhere.

Thanks Manfrotto & B&H

[Yes] I purchased these wheels to help move the camera in large locations, such as a warehouse. It's built like a tank and works with my Sachtler tripod without issue. It even works as a down and dirty dolly if needed.

[Yes] This is a real heavy duty tripod dolly. Handles the weight of my Camera rig with ease.