Kessler 28.5" Traveler CineSlider, 80 lbs Fully Supported Capacity

The Kessler Traveler CineSlider is a robust, yet portable camera slider for rigs weighing up to 80 lbs. This 3' CineSlider is a very portable solution to get quick and smooth dolly movements without having to transport a large dolly system. Best known for its drag control (much like drag on a fluid pan/tilt head), adjustable arc diameter crank handle and guarded side rails for the most versatility, this flagship product will handle anything you put on it.

Heavy Duty
With an 80 lb weight capacity the CineSlider holds more weight than any of our other sliders yet still remains extremely portable at a starting weight of 7.7 lbs. Add cameras, monitors, matte boxes, large lenses and more and still have weight to spare on the CineSlider.

Adjustable Drag Control
Everyone knows how important fluid drag controls are to tripod heads, so why not add the same idea to a slider Now you can have that same ultra-smooth resistance to control your motion ensuring a perfect shot.

Removable Crank Handle
Depending on use and user, the removable crank handle on the CineSlider provides options for manual operation.

Motion Control Ready
The CineSlider is compatible for use with elektraDrive, CineDrive, and/or Second Shooter motion control systems. Adding a motion control system to your slider will increase precision in movement and provide a platform to capture professional time-lapse, stop-motion and live camera movement.

Parallax
With the addition of the Parallax bar (sold separately), easily add a panning axis to the slider.

The Kessler Parallax, with it's patent pending design, provides automatic panning and fixed-point shooting capabilities to the Kessler line of sliders. Previously only capable with motorized panning devices, Kessler Parallax accomplishes inward and outward panning shots, providing users a second axis to their linear movements. The Kessler Parallax's non-intrusive design allows users to choose between automatic panning or standard linear sliding without removing the Parallax bar.