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Avenger C-Stand Grip Arm Kit (Black, 10.75')

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Avenger C-Stand Grip Arm Kit (Black, 10.75')
Key Features
  • Black Steel Construction
  • 40" Main Section, 2 Risers
  • Fixed Column to Base
  • 40" Arm, 2.5" Grip Head
This is a black 10.75' Avenger C-Stand Grip Arm Kit . The Century "C" Stand is a favorite among professional photographers, film makers and videographers everywhere. It is durable, and designed to collapse flat for easy transport and storage.
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What transport case is recommended for these since the legs don't detach?
Asked by: Gregory P.
Each C stand is shipped in a box that's about 5 1/2 feet long. You'd have to find something at least 6 feet long and about 2 feet wide to cary 2 of them in. I don't think such a bag is available. You cannot disassemble it enough to have it fit into a reasonable sized carry case. I have to carry mine in the back of my SUV, and they take up have of the space. I know of no bag you can purchase for these. I use a small landscape wagon I bought from Home Depot. It has the weight capacity to hold two stands easily. Such a wagon is very easy to navigate to and from shooting locations, but it too takes up a lot of space. The landscape wagon is what I would suggest to help you transport the Cstands. They are definitely worth the money. They will hold up to any size job.
Answered by: Sandi B.
Date published: 2018-08-27

What adapter do I need with this c-stand to use ...

What adapter do I need with this c-stand to use with an Alien Bee 800?
Asked by: Chelsey
You need this stud , Avenger E650 6.0" Pin with Collar B&H # AVE650
Answered by: vilson
Date published: 2020-09-07

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What adapters would this stand need to attach a speedlight and a small octobox (26 ) on the arm?
Asked by: David
If the 26 softbox does not have a stand mount on its speed ring, then you can use the Manfrotto Lite-Tite Swivel Umbrella Adapter B&H # MA026.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2026-06-11

Can I located the stands on stairs ?? I'm not ...

Can I located the stands on stairs ?? I'm not sure if this could be possible thanks.
Asked by: Abigail
Yes, the Avenger Sliding Leg C-Stand (Chrome-plated, 10.75'), B&H # AVA2033L, is great on stairs and uneven terrain.
Answered by: Elliot A
Date published: 2024-12-24

I'm looking for a stand that will hold my Alien ...

I'm looking for a stand that will hold my Alien Bees + light box and take up less room in my studio. The all purposed air-cushioned regular light stands take up much of my floor space in my current set up. Is this better for small space?
Asked by: Jennifer
This C-stand would be better for space since you can prop the legs against the wall.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2019-03-01

Will the Matthews Pin with Collar - 6" also work ...

Will the Matthews Pin with Collar - 6" also work with this stand?
Asked by: Joanne
Yes a Matthews 6" Pin with Collar can fit the grip head in this Avenger kit.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2019-01-08

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This C stand seems identical to the 9.8' Avenger C-Stand but has a sliding leg and has more height. Why is it cheaper?
Asked by: Kelly
While I do not set pricing and I can only state the pricing listed on our website shows our lowest available pricing for the items we carry, I will state that the discrepancy in price is the same as on the manufacturer's/distributor's own website. On the shorter 9.8' stand, the base is built onto the stand (not removable), but it has a sliding leg to accommodate the stand on uneven surfaces. The taller stand has a removable turtle base and separate center column, including its extra height. On all authorized dealer's websites, the 9.8' sliding leg C-stand would be higher in price compared to the taller removable base 10.75' C-stand.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2025-05-12

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is this the model with sliding legs?
Asked by: East E.
Not sure I follow you, but the three legs turn to point in the same direction to carry more easily.
Answered by: Matthew T.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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