The 6.5' Avenger Combo Steel Stand 20 with Leveling Leg is a short, chrome-plated aluminum and steel, heavy duty light stand that features leveling leg with an adjustable extension that lengthens it to provide level support of equipment on uneven terrain and surfaces like stairs. The stand has 3 sections and 2 risers with a maximum height 6.5'. The stand has a combo 5/8" Baby top stud and 1 1/8" Junior receiver.
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Sturdy, great size (I realize everyone makes a junior stand like this) I like the Avenger construction - threading, knobs etc. The big boy grip head only raises to about 6.5' but the small footprint is PERFECT for practical indoor locations!
I use this stand combined with an Avenger D600 boom to provide a solid support for booming White Lightning monolights fitted with just about any modifier imaginable. The combination works perfectly; I do not regret either purchase. As far as the cons go, it's very heavy. Also, you do have to take care when making height adjustments, as a fully loaded boom (with counter-weight) can be challenging to position without air-cushioning. Other than that, the clamp on the leg joint is a little stiff on mine making it somewhat difficult to deploy the legs. I thought the pop-up baby pin might be the weakest link in whole setup (a source of concern before my purchase), but it's proving to be just fine. Overall, I'm very satisfied.