Tripod Stability Arms for Slider Camera Dolly Track Rail Increasing Stability Lightweight Adjustable Length (2 Arm in) - AKUGE

The media could not be loaded. TRIPOD LEGSThere’s not much to say about the tripod legs other than they are a must if you are getting the 80 cm or the 100 cm Hotdog Slider 3.0.Initially, I wasn’t sure if I needed them, but I’m definitely glad that I decided to purchase them.When using a gimbal with the slider, these support arms add extra stability on each end of the slider.The support arms are extendable, and they have an alligator type clamp on the end, so you are able to clamp on to anything you need. Each arm has a 1/4-20, making it very versatile to add underneath pretty much any slider.If you plan on doing any vertical, horizontal, or 45° slides, these definitely make the job easier! They are very lightweight and seem to be constructed nicely. If taken care of properly, they should last for a long time.Again, I strongly recommend for any slider needing that extra stability and support.

Worthwhile investment if you are using an extended size slider to maintain the weight of a pro-cam on the slider. Use a Sony XD cam on it and saw it tip a bit before using these and with these - SMOOTH as silk!!AMAZing (pun intended) buy!

At the time I bought this, there was only this brand and one other available on Amazon, and the other brand had a shipping time of over a month so I went with the more expensive option. This product is not worth more than $25-$30. It is not very well made with cheap feeling parts. The locking latches are plastic which is fine, but after you secure everything, the slider still isn't secure and wobbles. I've tried various ways of connecting it and it just doesn't work that well. Again, if it cost $25 I wouldn't be that disappointed but at almost $100, I expected a much more sturdy and well-made product. Disappointed.

I’ve been using my Arc II system for a while and it’s definitely a heavy system. When I put my rigged out Panasonic S1 with a cage a external recorder it can tend to dip when it gets to the end of the slider. These stability arms help hold it steady so the shot stays steady now. Even works with my not so solid manfrotto tripod. They seem to be well made and are not difficult to install.

I bought these because my slider tends to lean on the tripod I’m using. Since adding these arms, it doesn’t budge an inch. I also initially thought it would be annoying to extend the tripod. Nope. Just some quick unlocking and pull up (my tripod has a middle pole) or extend the legs.

Very uncomfortable to adjust and it is not very stable or strong if you are trying to put a slider in your tripod. Do not recommend

Very convenient tripod stabilizer

I am not a big fan of the negative reviews, however, this is a bit unreal. The connecting screw broke off into my slider 30 minutes into the very first day of our shoot. (I had to drill it out) It was an extremely low impact shoot. So low impact, we finished the shoot with the one arm that was left working. Maybe I just got a defective one. I had to leave town when the shoot was done leaving me no time to return the arm or arms for a repair or refund. Not sure if there is anything the seller can do about replacing what broke at this point but if so, I will let everyone here know. Like I said maybe I was unlucky and just got a defective part because the other one of the two arms held up great and did the job that both were supposed to do.The screw that is connected to the ball is made out of aluminum. Might there be a steel replacement? I buy 4 if so...