Glide Gear SPS 100 Dolly Stand Kit – Tripod Support – 2 Stands, SPA 100 Adapter, 1/4"–3/8" Screw, Carry Case

Did NOT work immediately out of the box. All plastic parts and could hold the weight of my rig + dolly.

As a professional video production studio, we have dozens of tripods for all sorts uses and various price points from economical to high-end. And while this set isn't priced the highest, at $170 it should at least be built sturdy enough to handle its use. This set was a complete disappointment. Mostly the links that hold up the post are made of a plastic that just doesn't seem to get tight enough to hold it up with confidence. If you have camera equipment on the rail, you need to be sure that it will stay upright. Also, the legs are poorly designed. Normal operation of tripod brings the legs up and out to its triangle sturdily. This one brings up the legs into a high tri that isn't solid and if it doesn't solidly lock it can easily fall. I'm not sure these are even usable without some additional adjustments. Also, the case isn't designed to keep the hooks on while storing and if you take them off there's no pocket to keep them in place.

I don't yet have the dolly for these. I misunderstood, and thought they went to the Glide Gear overhead rig I have. Was excited to be getting stands made for it, instead of using random other brand light stands. So, I don't get to use them yet, unless I mount other stuff on them.That being said, they look awesome.There are some plastic parts that are kinda thin, with some give when you squeeze them. Not crazy about that, but I think they went that route for weight, rather than it being "cheapie" feeling. Doesn't seem like it will break easily or anything. Just not like the heavy duty ones I like, in the plastic parts. The rest of it is fine.I do think they're a tad pricy for what they are, but they're also made by Glide Gear. So, there's that.