Featuring a time-honored design with unique features such as a sliding leg, the silver Hollywood C-Stand Grip Arm Kit from Matthews is durable support. The stand rises to a maximum height of 10.5' and has a stable footprint of 27.5". The sliding leg can be positioned anywhere on the riser to balance the stand on uneven terrain, against stairs, sliding under chairs, tables, "apple boxes", or pretty much whatever you encounter. The stand ships with a removable 2.5" grip head and another 2.5" head permanently mounted onto the stand's removable 40" arm, both with two 5/8 and 3/8" holes that accept flags, scrims, gobos, and other modifiers.
- Double Riser C-Stand with 2.5" Grip Head
- 40" Arm with Grip Head
- Sliding Leg
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
Matthews Hollywood Century C Stand 10.5' Overview
Matthews Hollywood Century C Stand 10.5' Specs
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Matthews Hollywood Century C Stand 10.5' Reviews
Matthews C-Stands never disappoint!
What can I say about an industry standard that people in the know already are quite aware of. You can't go wrong the a Matthews C-Stand!
Massive
You'll buy these exactly one time in your life. If money isn't too tight, these are well worth the investment. Every single part of this stand is a hundred times over engineered. Short of running over them with a car or truck, they are never going to break. A slight caution with these. They are heavy. Really heavy. You don't just throw two of these in a bag with lights and walk around. No they weigh a ton. They need their own case. If portability is a major requirement, look at other lighter stands. These can be folded and moved around, and have some level of portability - but two of them weigh a ton - over that 40 pound limit of simply carrying things. On the bright side - oh the build. The knobs are all huge metal castings, they will never break. The screws are all big heavy duty screws going into thick metal fittings. The pipes are all super thick wall. There are only six small plastic bits - the bushings to prevent the columns from smashing against metal, and the leg caps. The arm does need a 6 pin to attach lights or accessories. Not sure why that wasn't included in the kit. Every joint comes with white lithium grease on it. So, early on, you might get some grease on your hands. Over time that will go away. It isn't intuitively obvious how to fold the legs and lock them. You just have to play with them to understand the system. Buy this one time, it is the best. To get the best most stable, stand you give up lightweight and some level of portability (they still can be used on location - it just takes more brawn to get them there).
I have been waiting for this along time.
sturdy and stable. I can now use overhead lighting. Also, the knobs need only be turned slightly to grip; a big help when you are alone with heavy gear.
Only Matthews in my kit
I work in film and TV and work with all types of C-stands. You know the ones that give me the least trouble? The Matthews. They are indestructible. The legs fold in and out with ease. The risers work smoothly. You get what you pay for in this business. Pay the little extra and get the stands that will last. Oh, and label them so you keep them!
Amazing C stand
Good quality
quality
just ordered three of these matthews century stands. So glad i did and wondering why i used the garbage ones i had for so many years. these will last a lifetime.
Built ferd tuff
They are everything that people say they are. Heavy, large, sturdy, built to last, and pricey. If you are buying them to use a couple times you're wasting your money. If you need something that travels light, this isn't that. If you're using them at home/work and plan to buy for life (and rarely travel, or will have crew/hauling,) they're great.
Excellent stand!
I bought two and they make a great addition to my video set up for all sorts of purposes.
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