(Upgraded) 39.4 in Carbon Fiber Camera Slider, 100cm Dolly Track Rail, Smooth Bearing Stabilizer, Height Adjustable, Spirit Level, AGG1981
Original price was: $399.00.$95.90Current price is: $95.90.
Price: $399.00 - $95.90
(as of Jan 16, 2025 19:45:52 UTC – Details)
39-inch DSLR Camera Slider/Video Stabilizer Dolly TrackContentsCamera Slider / Carry BagFeaturesCombination of high precision bearings: easier, smoother, and quieter sliding action.Multiple application: independent, ball-head, tripod, and light stand.Holding: eagle-claw foot point design allows leveling on uneven surfaces at any angle.Spirit level indicator: indicates how straight or angled the slider is positioned.Comes with a carrying case with handle and pocket.SpecificationsModel: Carbon Fiber SliderMaterial: Carbon Fiber, Aviation AluminumCamera Connect Thread Size: 3/8-inchTube Construction: 8 Layers Carbon FiberTube Diameter: 19mmTube Thickness: 2.5mmTripod Mount: Multiple 3/8″ and 1/4″ ThreadScope: DSLR Cameras, Video Cameras, DVBearing: 6 Ultra Smooth Action BearingsBearing Smoothness is AdjustableMax Loading Capacity: 22kg (48.5lbs)Weight: 2kg (4.4lbs)
(1) x DSLR Camera Slider/Video Stabilizer Dolly Track
(1) x Carry Bag
2 reviews for (Upgraded) 39.4 in Carbon Fiber Camera Slider, 100cm Dolly Track Rail, Smooth Bearing Stabilizer, Height Adjustable, Spirit Level, AGG1981
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Original price was: $399.00.$95.90Current price is: $95.90.
Justin M. Trimm –
Well made but imperfect
I think the rails are warped. Noticeably slow in the center and I hoped I could break it in but thatâs proving untrue unfortunately.Well made but the warped rails really make it tough to endorse. Bought this to solve problems but now itâs just a specialized piece of equipment for limited use.
Tim –
A lot of flex
Getting this setup is a pain due to the flexing in the rails.