Neewer Camera Slider Video Track Dolly Rail Stabilizer: 31-inch/80cm, Flywheel Counterweight with Light Carbon Fiber Rails, Adjustable Legs, Carry Bag, DSLR Camera Camcorder Track for Filming

Note: The flywheel should be well settled before use. Camera Not Included Description: The track is made of high-strength carbon fiber rails, lightweight and not easily deformed. The belt-driven system ensures optimal performance for fluid and quiet movement. The rotating counterweight provides momentum for smooth acceleration and deceleration when creating the perfect panning shot. The addition of the handle gives you a different way to operate the slider with a crank for full control over your camera movements. It features 6 bearing rollers that slide smoothly on the sturdy carbon fiber rails. With the increased surface area of the rollers, the weight is distributed evenly, noise and wearing against the track is greatly reduced from the sliding motion. The fully adjustable legs allow for easy leveling of the slider. When shooting on uneven surfaces, you can adjust the height and angle on each leg individually for the smoothest shot possible. The slider carriage features a 3/8-inch mount for attaching your tripod head. There are also multiple 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch mounts along the bottom of the slider so you can attach QR plates, or you can attach it directly to your tripod. The slider carriage has a side mounted brake so you can lock your camera in place. The embedded bubble level to make sure your slider is completely balanced. Specifications: Material: Carbon Fiber Rails/Stainless Steel Flywheel Rail Length: 31 inches/80 centimeter Slider Size: 5. 5x4. 7 inches/14x12 centimeter Diameter of Flywheel: 4. 41 inch/11. 2 centimeter Weight: 6. 17 pound/2. 8 kilogram Bag Size: 35. 4x7. 1 inches/90x18 centimeter Package Contents: 1 x Carbon Fiber Camera Slider 1 x Storage Bag 1 x Counterweight Flywheel 1 x Handle 2 x Wrench

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