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Photography C Stand with Boom Arm Kit for Strobe, Monolight, Reflector, Softbox
Foldable Turtle Base Provides Stable Support
All-metal construction of the turtle base ensures greater load-bearing capacity, the main pole can support up to 20kg/ 44lbs.
Two Ways of Use
Boom arm comes with 1/4‘ and 3/8’ screws on both ends is compatible with most equipment including reflectors, umbrellas, softboxes and monolights.
More Details about C Stand Kit
Strong Grip Head
Grip head hole available in 3 sizes of 4mm/7mm/15mm to suit different boom arm sizes.
Built-in Cushion Spring
The Photography C stand is equipped with buffer spring inside to reduce the impact of a sudden fall.
Adjustable Main Pole
The main pole of the C-stand has 3 sections and can be adjusted from 4.2 ft (130 cm) to 9.8 ft (300 cm).
Non-slip Sponge Cover Handle
The central column of the stand is fitted with a high-density foam cover that provides effective anti-slip protection.
Easy Installation in Just a Few Steps
Universal Interface for All Types of Photographic Lamps
Package Included: C base x1; Main pole x1; Boom arm x1; Grip head x2;
Michael B
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
I recently upgraded my studio setup with the C Stand with Boom Arm Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Light Stand, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my photography equipment.Pros:Sturdy Construction: Made from high-quality stainless steel, this C stand is incredibly robust and durable. It holds my heaviest lights and modifiers without any wobble or risk of tipping over.Versatile Boom Arm: The included boom arm adds significant versatility, allowing for precise positioning of lights and accessories. It’s perfect for overhead lighting, backlighting, or holding reflectors and flags.Adjustable Height: The stand adjusts smoothly to various heights, accommodating different shooting scenarios. Whether I need a low-angle shot or high overhead lighting, this stand meets my needs.Secure Locking Mechanisms: The locking knobs and clamps are solid and secure. They keep the boom arm and stand extensions firmly in place, ensuring safety and stability during shoots.Easy Assembly and Portability: Despite its heavy-duty build, the stand is relatively easy to assemble and disassemble. It also folds down to a manageable size for transport and storage.Cons:Weight: The heavy-duty construction comes with added weight, making it less portable compared to lighter stands. It's ideal for studio use but can be cumbersome for on-location shoots.Price Point: This C stand is pricier than some other light stands on the market. However, the quality and durability justify the cost for serious photographers and videographers.No Carrying Case: The stand does not come with a carrying case, which would have been a nice addition for protecting the stand during transport.Conclusion:The C Stand with Boom Arm Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Light Stand is a must-have for any serious photography studio. Its sturdy build, versatile boom arm, and secure locking mechanisms make it a reliable choice for supporting heavy lights and accessories. While it may be heavier and more expensive than some alternatives, the investment pays off in durability and performance. Highly recommended for those looking to elevate their studio lighting setup.
Paul Morgan
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
For the money, this compares very favorably with the nice expensive old school stands that cost WAY more. The fit and finish is not as refined, but the stability and durability seem to be up to par. Heavy duty knobs and hardware, but the tubing feels lighter. Strong enough for most folks I believe, but if you need bombproof this may not quite be heavy duty enough.
THE CYCLIST & PHOTOGRAPHER: CANON R3
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
HUGE, STRONG, TALL, BUDGET TRIPOD THAT WILL SHOCK YOU FOR VALUE & HEIGHT!The build quality of the tripod for the price point is a tank; the most significant aspect is how SOLID the tripod is & telescopic pole.VERY TALL!10 for build quality.You will not have any issues adding 5 to 10 lbs. on this tripod, and the stability at the base is excellent; always have the option of putting sandbags down.ALWAYS.I highly recommend putting sandbags down if you use a height of 110 inches. Be very careful of the poor build quality of the small rivet that goes into the bottom of the pole, which was cracked along with the broken spring mechanism.PROSThe price point is excellent.Build quality is phenomenal overall.Longest tripods for reach.When you extend the poll, there are two sections for strength and seven for stability.The second pole has a spring neck that springs up.CONSA small rivet at the bottom should be replaced; keep an eye on it.There are no wheels; price points (think $100+ commercial quality).I will post a follow-up review after receiving my replacement.Regarding the price point on this tripod, I recommend it more towards $50-$70 for build quality and height.No issues putting a softbox, external mic, heavy camera, and heaver lights with the large base diameter.If you want to spend less than $ on a tripod, buy 2 to solve 90% of all your studio challenges.
Mike P.
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024
This is a nice, solid stainless steel light stand. It holds my Godox speedlight with ease and extends upwards of 9 feet, though I haven't used it at full height yet, mostly for fear of it falling over. There is of course the option of throwing a sand bag over the bars at the bottom, but I'd still be a bit nervous at 9 feet.The stand is easy to adjust and extend. The extensions are all spring cushioned, which is nice, but not super necessary. The stand is easy to lock in place and if for some reason the extensions failed from a height of 9 feet, I'm doubtful the springs would help much.The one thing this stand doesn't have is a storage/carrying bag. I'm mostly going to use it in one location, but most other stands and tripods I have come with bags, which, if nothing else, keep them from collecting dust.Bag gripe aside, this is a excellent stand and I would recommend it!
Ajax
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
This is a solidly constructed light stand. No chinsy lightweight parts here. The bottom of each telescopic section is spring cushioned to prevent it from slamming onto the bottom when you release the set screw. I wouldn't test that if you have a heavy speedlight attached though. Did I mentioned that it go up to over 9 feet. Perfect for getting that light up high for that outdoor shot.
C. Ang
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024
This light stand is heavier and feels much sturdier than most of the light stands that I have. This makes it less ideal if you are looking for one that is more portable. However, if you plan to use this in a studio, then this light stand may be a better alternative. In addition, it feels like the risk of this toppling over is much less compared to the typical lighter weight stand.
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