You know those action movies where the good guy is escaping or running away from the bad guys, and he eliminates one with only is knife and hands, and then runs away leaving the guns and ammo behind? (and everyone watching is saying/thinking why didn't he take the rifle or the handgun or the bazooka...)
That's something that's thought in the army: don't trust your life with someone else's gear...
For all you know, Benro may be fine, but that particular gear has experienced something at some point that made it less than ideal - doesn't mean the owner was bad or negligent, but you don't know the gear's history, and you went in assuming it was fine...


