Constructed of reinforced iron, the 5.8' ST178B Photography Light Stand from Neewer is a portable and sturdy light stand to mount reflectors, softboxes, lights, and backdrops up to 11 lb with a 1/4"-20 screw and 5/8" stud. This four-section stand and its telescopic column utilize an ergonomic locking knob to easily adjust the 180° reversible legs. Portable and lightweight, the stand reaches a maximum height of 5.8' and folds down to 1.6' for easy transportation.
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Key Features
- Portable Stand with 180° Reversible Legs
- Load Capacity: 11 lb
- Maximum Height: 5.8'; Folded: 1.6'
- Ergonomic Locking Knob
Constructed of reinforced iron, the 5.8' ST178B Photography Light Stand from Neewer is a portable and sturdy light stand to mount reflectors, softboxes, lights, and backdrops up to 11 lb with a 1/4"-20 screw and 5/8" stud. This four-section stand and its telescopic column utilize an ergonomic locking knob to easily adjust the 180° reversible legs. Portable and lightweight, the stand reaches a maximum height of 5.8' and folds down to 1.6' for easy transportation.
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Neewer 66605870 Overview
Neewer 66605870 Specs
Key Specs
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| Air Cushioned | |
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Mounting
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Features
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| Air Cushioned | |
| Detachable Base | |
| Leveling Leg | |
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| Interlocking Design |
General
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