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Matthews Low Boy Junior Double Riser Rolling Steel Stand - 6'3"
Matthews Low Boy Junior Double Riser Rolling Steel Stand - 6'3"
B&H # MALSJLB MFR # H386021
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Matthews H386021 overview
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Designed for larger lighting fixtures, built with steel legs and riser assembly. They provide a stable rolling base for Junior and midsize lighting fixtures. Equipped with universal 1-1/8" Posi-V-Lock female with pop up 5/8" male stud.
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Matthews Low Boy Junior Double Riser Rolling Steel Stand - 6'3"
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Matthews H386021 specs
| Load Capacity | 55 lb / 25 kg |
| Mounting Options |
5/8" Stud 1-1/8" Receiver |
| Maximum Working Height | 6.3' / 1.9 m |
| Minimum Working Height | 39.0" / 99.0 cm |
| Collapsed Height | 42.0" / 106.6 cm |
| Footprint Diameter | 37.5" / 95 cm |
| Accepts Wheels | Included |
| Air Cushioned | No |
| Detachable Base | No |
| Leveling Leg | No |
| Reverse Legs | No |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Weight | 24.5 lb / 11.0 kg |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 23.0 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 1.0 x 1.0 x 1.0" |
Matthews H386021 reviews
Low Boy Junior Steel Wheeled Stand is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Great Stand
I find this stand to be extremely useful, I am using it to support an Elinchrom 74 Octabank and it is very stable. I like how the legs fold out quite wide and make a solid support base. I also like how easily it wheels and then folds up when not is use. It is a little bit heavy to carry, but not a problem really. The Lowboy has the low base of support and is great for larger lightbanks. I tried a Manfrotto light stand first and am much happier with the Matthews, I also like how low I can position my light if I need to, I photograph a lot of dogs and animals and this stand lets me get low if I want, other stands had the minimum height at least a foot higher.
Date published: 2011-12-11
Rated 5 out of
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Duane from
Wow! This thing is a TANK!
I LOVE this stand! Talk about heavy-duty... this thing could could double as a jack-stand for construction! Very solid, large wheels, easy to move, easy to lock... and, with the triple riser, it STILL as plenty of reach! I've been using it for my Tether Table Aero Master for my laptop, but this could easily support any piece of equipment in my arsenal! It's heavy, but I actually prefer that as I will not require a sand bag with this stand. I will be ordering another to support a television/display in the near future!
Date published: 2014-03-13
Rated 5 out of
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Renato from
Solid, I would buy more
I use this Stand to support a 50 LED Monitor for clients on the set or location, is the perfect match, the configuration feels solid and also it can be moved around thanks to the wheels, also I can raise the monitor from table top high to eje level.
Date published: 2015-10-07
Rated 5 out of
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Yoram from
Simply excellent
I bought this stand mainly to hold my Kino Flo Imara, which a heavy, wide light. This stand, like most Matthews gear, is incredibly well built, heavy duty, the legs are nice and wide and the wheels are great. As a two riser, you have a very wide range in height, which makes this stand even more versatile. Lastly, the B&H price, including shipping, cannot be beat.
Date published: 2015-10-21
Rated 5 out of
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R. the high school photo teacher from
Very wide and heavy
I teach high school photography. I was looking for a heavy duty light stand with a wide base (so it wouldn't get knocked over like normal flimsy stands and would last forever), and wheels to make it easily adjustable and portable throughout the school. I went for the Low Boy because I wanted the lowest height possible. If anything, it's TOO wide at the base, and TOO thick and sturdy (and the caster wheels are large). I have a couple Hollywood Baby Jr. Riser stands and they work perfect, and I put a sandbag on them too. Good luck knocking them over! I'd suggest the Hollywood instead - I use Westcott Spiderlite 6's which are pretty heavy with a softbox. Unless you have some really massive things to hold up, or just want something supersturdy, in which case this stand is great. Note: I thought I was missing the 5/8 bar to attach my lights, it's hidden at the top in a pop-up.
Date published: 2016-10-28
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