Sachtler System Ace XL CF MS Mk II (1018CM)

Sachtler System Ace XL CF MS Mk II (1018CM)

With Ace, precision meets dedication. Achieve finesse with every shot with fast counterbalance and smooth drag settings. Lightweight and compact, with consistent performance, Ace accompanies you on every journey. From the urban jungle to the call of the wild, be prepared for any opportunity that comes your

With Ace by your side, you get stability and smoothness with every shot. It simplifies your setup with camera plate markings, graduated counterweight and quick pan and tilt adjustments. Ace XL supports camera rigs weighing up to 17.6 lbs (8 kg) and features nine balance levels to quickly adjust your payload. The 4.1-inch (104 mm) sliding range of the balance plate helps with central positioning of accessory-equipped cameras, and the Sachtler drag allows for smooth movement in any temperature. Ace XL also features an illuminated bubble level to keep things level in any location, and a removable threaded stud in case you want to switch to a slider. Weighing in at just 4.1 kg (9 lbs), this Ace XL system is light on weight, but not on features. So go further, climb higher and catch the winning shot unplanned or in the heat of the moment

The Ace XL CF MS system features an ultra-lightweight 2-stage 75mm carbon fiber tripod that keeps its weight to a minimum without sacrificing stability. With three 3/8-inch accessory attachment points on the tripod shell, you can add something special to your rig, such as a Magic Arm. Or attach the carry handle so you're always ready to chase the shot. The removable Flowtech-style center spreader ensures stability no matter how rocky the road. And if the journey is long, Ace comes with a carry bag for protection on the go

Ace is designed to earn its place on your journey. Constructed with precision-engineered brake segments and rigorously tested materials, consistent performance is a given. That's why Sachtler is trusted by professionals like you. Whichever route you choose, Ace is your support system