This 9.8' Avenger Baby Alu Stand 30 with Leveling Leg features an adjustable leveling leg which can slide out and lock to level the stand on uneven terrain such as hillsides or stairs. It has a 5/8" top stud and is constructed of chrome-plated steel and aluminum alloy.
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I use it with my godox ad200 pro flash system shooting weddings. This thing has a smallest footprint area when needed and solid stability options in almost any surface scenarios. Bolted joints are very well built. Its a bit pricey but overall Im very happy with my purchase. Great value. Thank you.
I shoot with my Profoto B1 for weddings and was looking for a sturdy stand with a leveling leg for use on uneven ground. The Avenger is more than sturdy enough to do the job with the fairly heavy B1 and the leveling leg provides even greater stability and security. The stand was pretty stiff and did not open smoothly the first few times I used it but it is nicely broken in now. It's somewhat heavy if you have to carry it a long way and it's not the easiest on the hands. I'm looking for a sling bag long enough to use with it.