The 4' KEYGRIP Low Folder Roller Combo 2-Stage Stand from Impact is precision manufactured to exact standards and specifications for pro video, photo, and cinematography applications. The 32 to 55.6" height range is perfect for setting a large light fixture at a low angle. Wide-diameter steel riser sections and thick all-metal castings will support heavy loads like large light fixtures and slider rigs. Attention to detail in manufacturing ensures steady and secure baby and junior rigging for valuable studio gear. This Folder Roller Combo stand can support gear weighing up to 55 pounds, and its low base ensures stability for the gear that's critical to any shoot. 3" locking casters make the stand easy to move, even over thick carpeting. When the session is done, the legs fold up for convenient transport and storage.
Holiday Headstart
- Load Capacity: 55 lb
- Combo Baby-Pin Mount & Junior Receiver
- Working Height Range: 32 to 55.6"
- 2-Stage Steel Riser
Impact Lowboy Folder Roller Overview
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Impact Lowboy Folder Roller Reviews
I have 3 NOW!!! They are amazing!!! ALL from B&H
Being a big fan of Tom Buck on YouTube. He had a video and used this as his camera rolling stand base and he built his from there. So, that is what I am doing as well. I am making a three camera Podcast Set-Up and have the first one built. I am using three Sony FX30s and this stand is a BEAST!!! You have to know your investment is on a solid base!!!
New Design Improves this over alternatives
Since my last review, Impact has completely overhauled their Low Riser Combo stands, delivering major improvements across the board. I first discovered these stands on set as a mobile alternative to the fixed slider dolly stands typically used for Dana Dolly-style camera support, and having that flexibility was a real game changer. But that first iteration had some shortcomings. The new Key Grip design addresses every weak point I noted before. The old riveted base connection—still found on competitor models—has been replaced with a solid, reinforced joint that will not wobble. All the former plastic hardware knobs are now metal, giving the stand a much more durable, professional feel. The revamped Key Grip line, in particular, feels substantially more robust. Beyond dolly setups, this stand also pulls double duty as an excellent field monitor stand—its height is spot-on for video village use. My only criticism is the wheel installation. The bolts are recessed in such a tight space that few wrenches can reach, and a thin spanner should really be included for this one-time assembly.