Carbon Fiber Camera Stabilizer

[Black] This is a good stabilizer. Well built and I use it on the 3 legged thing Alan 2.0 Carbon Fiber Monopod. I'm shooting Nikon Z50 with FTZ 2 adapter and Sigma 150-600 c lens and it stabilizes it solid holds my gear let me control the camera without shaking and recommend it to anyone having problems holding your camera still. Only problem I had was it wants to unscrew itself. I fixed that with 1drop of removable loctite so far it's staying on. I don't have any plans taking the stabilizer off I'm 71 now and my Pictures are sharper now like they used too.It does make it little heavy but fold feet up and still use it as just a monopod. Love it

[12 lb] This thing really is as good as a Glidecam twice its price. I was coming from a smaller carbon-fiber stabilizer, so this is noticeably heavier, but it's so quick and easy to balance and stabilizes so well. I'll just have to hit the gym more often. It's worth it.

[1.5" / 39 mm] It’s a carbon fiber pole, what can I say? I’d buy it again

[15 mm] Gotta love carbon fiber

[15 mm] They're fine. They do what carbon fiber rods do.

[1] I used this with the Wooden Camera Director's Monitor Cage v3 with Carbon Fiber Handgrips

[1.62 lb] This is my first carbon fiber tripod and I really like it so far. Paired it with the benro gh2

[0.205 lb] Everything I needed them to be. Carbon Fiber is nice and light.

Everything I needed them to be. Carbon Fiber is nice and light.

[Yes] Carbon fiber is the only way to go in tripods. They are lightweight and strong and you'll be buying carbon fiber eventually so make carbon fiber your first choice now. I bought an iFootage TC-9 carbon fiber and am completely satisfied. It's 69 inches tall with no center column. It comes with a 15 degrees head with leveling bubble. It's an excellent tripod!