The 12.6' Avenger Light Stand is a versatile, lightweight, black aluminum alloy stand with large locking T-knobs that make it easy for you to efficiently secure each section. The stand rises to a maximum height of 12.6' and folds down to 3.5'.
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I have used this stand for countless shoots, the risers and legs are thin enough that it does not weigh a ton, but strong enough to support almost any medium sized LED mono light. I mainly use these for my Aperture 300ds w/ a soft box, and it is the perfect stand for just that. It also extents to a pretty good height for how small it is. The build quality is what you would expect with Avenger, I am sure this stand will last the entirety of my career.
This stand is big and sturdy, and when you use it, you really appreciate those facts. The sections are large diameter. The knobs (my favorite part) are large, easy to grip, and tighten smoothly. I've put some heavy loads on this stand. Even though it is big, it is somehow very light. After using this stand, it makes me sad to have to use the little compact folding light stands with the tiny knobs that are hard to tighten.