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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from New York, NY on 2/23/2010
Comments about Induro Induro C314 Carbon 8X C-Series Tripod Leg Set, Extends to 67.81", Supports 22 lbs.:
Very happy with the Induro C314. I have been looking at the Gitzo products and compared them side by side, whereas the quality is on par. The price difference between the Gitzo and Induro I assume is mostly due to the manufacturing location, whereas the Induro is Made in China and the Gitzo is Made in Italy. While in many cases this impacts the quality of a product, in this case I feel that the Induro meets Gitzo's industry leading quality.
from Colorado on 2/22/2010
Comments about Induro Induro C314 Carbon 8X C-Series Tripod Leg Set, Extends to 67.81", Supports 22 lbs.:
This is a solid tripod of excellent build quality.
Stable enough for a 300mm lens, and big enough for those 6' and taller!
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Baltimore MD on 1/10/2010
Comments about Induro Induro C314 Carbon 8X C-Series Tripod Leg Set, Extends to 67.81", Supports 22 lbs.:
To be honest, this tripod is bigger than I had imagined. Fully extended with the center column up, it is over 6' tall, and this is before the ball head gets put on. Now that I've used it, realize its versatility. Best part is that the carbon does not get cold like aluminum, nor is it as noisy. I can set it up without bothering people or wildlife.
[1 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from Alexandria, VA on 2/8/2009
Comments about Induro Induro C314 Carbon 8X C-Series Tripod Leg Set, Extends to 67.81", Supports 22 lbs.:
I use this for a Nikon 200-400 f/4 lens.
[8 of 9 customers found this review helpful]
from Kansas City, KS on 2/2/2009
Comments about Induro Induro C314 Carbon 8X C-Series Tripod Leg Set, Extends to 67.81", Supports 22 lbs.:
I thought this tripod might be a good value, but was disappointed the first time I tested it. Two (2) of the rubber bushing covers on the legs came loose from around the bushings. The adjustment and tightening of the legs, which did not feel totally secure to start, became "iffy" after this. Must have total confidence in a tripod's stability, as well as its ease of use and solid adjustment.