The 18.3' Avenger Overhead Steel Stand 56 with Leveling Leg is a chrome-plated steel, heavy duty support that features a leveling leg for uneven terrain, three risers and a female 1 1/8" receiver. The built-in grip head is handy for supporting poles, tubes and overhead frames.
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Purchased These About A Year And A Half Ago And Have Had Them On Lots Of Commercial And Feature Sets. I’ll Say They’re Built Pretty Well, But Not Near As Rugged And Tough As Matthews Or American. Those Two Are Still The Standard For Good Reason. These Stands Struggled To Hold Up A 12x20 The Other Day And Came Away From It With A Few Bent Risers That Now Need To Be Replaced. The Legs Also Tend To Bow Quite A Bit Under That Type Of Weight (a 12x20 Should Be Within The Realm Of What These Are Capable Of). I Have Since Flipped The Legs Upside Down To Reverse The Bowing. None Of My American Or Matthew’s Stands Have This Issue. Overall, Decent Value For Money, But Would Not Purchase Again. Spend A Bit More And Get Something That Can Hold Up Better Over Time.
Great sized Overhead Stand. High stand with good wide base that collapses down short for transport.