This heavy-duty Stainless Steel C-Stand with Casters and Boom Arm from Neewer is unique among similar stands by employing three casters with 360° swivel movements. Ideal for mounting strobes, monolights, ring lights, reflectors, softboxes, and more, the stand rises to a maximum height of 10' and can support gear weighing up to 44 lb. The casters make the positioning of heavy equipment effortlessly while moving around. In addition, it conveniently folds down to 5.8' for storage and transport. Included is an adjustable 4.3 to 7.2' boom arm that can support up to 33 lb. Also supplied is an empty sandbag that can be placed on the stand's legs for increased stability.
- Load Capacity: 44 lb
- Maximum Height: 10'
- Folded Height: 5.8'
- Three Caster Wheels
Neewer Stainless Steel C-Stand with Casters Overview
Neewer Stainless Steel C-Stand with Casters Specs
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Neewer Stainless Steel C-Stand with Casters Reviews
Great Boom, Poor Wheel Base design
We were looking for a heavy duty boom with casters for studio work. The unit is solid, very heavy, and well built overall. However, we ran into two issues: one bolt arrived defective, and the wheels on the base don’t roll smoothly. Repositioning the boom takes noticeable effort, which makes movement across the floor less convenient than expected.
Don't waste your money
Like another reviewer, I had the bolt that connects the boom arm handle completely strip after only a couple uses. I disassembled that section and swapped in new hardware, but I really don't trust the rest of the stand (especially for overhead use) after seeing how poor the build quality was on that part. There's no way I would bring this safety hazard back out to a set.
