Diese Stative haben mich echt überzeugt! Mit einer Arbeitshöhe von unglaublichen 330 cm sind sie perfekt für große Setups und professionelle Lichtsetzung. Egal ob Studio oder Outdoor – die Höhe ist ein echter Gamechanger!Ein weiteres geniales Feature sind die weichen Dämpfer in den Segmenten. Wer schon mal ein Stativ ohne Dämpfung genutzt hat, weiß, wie schnell es passieren kann, dass das Equipment ungebremst nach unten saust. Hier wird alles sanft abgefedert, sodass Kamera, Licht & Co. bestens geschützt sind – mega durchdacht!Zusätzlich gibt’s 4 Gewichtstaschen, die man mit Sand befüllen kann, um die Stative noch stabiler zu machen. Gerade bei windigen Bedingungen oder schwerem Equipment ein absolutes Muss. Die Stative stehen dadurch bombenfest!Und dann noch die hochwertigen Transporttaschen! Endlich mal genügend Platz, ohne dass man die Stative reindrücken muss wie in eine zu enge Jeans. Die Taschen sind robust, praktisch zu tragen und machen den Transport super einfach.Fazit: Mega Stative mit cleveren Extras! Enorme Höhe, perfekte Dämpfung, Gewichtstaschen für maximale Stabilität und hochwertige Transporttaschen – besser geht’s nicht. Klare Kaufempfehlung für alle, die stabile und zuverlässige Lichtstative suchen! 🎥💡🔥

Just as expected

安いので不安でしたが、何の問題もなく使っています。今まで使ってきたブランド物のセンチュリーと全く違いがないです。ダボの形状もおんなじです。付属の袋はあまり期待しない方がいいです。

If you need sturdy C-Stands for lights or boom mics these are great.Makes you want to use the phrase "that's not going anywhere". Definitely recommend adding sandbags if you're in windy conditions or using a top heavy setup.

These c-stands are a great value for any studio at this price. There are some cost savings differences from my many name-brand stands bought from grip-shops but for less than half (closer to a third for some) the price of those premium stands I'll look here first next time I need one more stand than I own. In a few weeks in the studio so far I have zero functional fault with these and only minor notices having been spoiled by several high priced stands over many years. Most complaints will come from improper use than any significant defect.C-stands are a huge step up from folding/collapsing light stands (they have their uses) in strength & stability the big win comes in flexibility and precision in setting & adjusting them. The grip arm allows for tilting your light and modifier freely without worry about the riser column being in the way while the staggered legs let you position stands right on top of each other, their horizontal extension perfect for holding sandbags. Turtle base c-stands aren't meant for uneven terrain but store and travel better since the base can be removed and center columns can be changed out to better suite specific uses. Uneven terrain is better served by sliding leg c-stands, sandbags (and counter weights) should always be used on every stand every time because gravity never rests.The handles on the grip-head are more comfortable than some, less so than others but I'm taking this as a feature. Very comfortable grip-heads encourage my students (and even me) to use them wrong, it's not a boom handle. Combined with the overall smaller size of the heads this should prove a benefit for most to form good habits on using their tools. The teeth within the knuckle could be smaller or a different cut pattern entirely to grip the tension plate better as it does slip easier than I would like but good practice of counter balances and making sure things are tight as even the most expensive grip-heads will suddenly slip at the worst possible time when left loose. If you must push the entire arm to one side, you can always take the tension disc out and the teeth will lock very securely in 6 degree increments which is probably more accurate than you're calculating the flex of the arm itself. Better to get an actual boom to mount on top of your c-stand if you do this frequently. The springs to cushion the center riser are immaterial to me, it might save a smashed finger with an empty stand but cost you the valuable lesson in always lowering stands softly when there is a light on top.If you find yourself complaining the lights rotate or spin on the grip-arm (or it spins inside the grip-head) it's because you're not using a “baby drop pin” which is as useful as a sandbag with any c-stand but somehow never gets recommended in the “buy together”.

Pro:LightweightTall, with the boom arm you can reach 14 feetUnique quick spread legsLike the addition of the bagSpring in bottom of main columnThe threaded bar on the knuckles are connected to the base, not to the spinning handle. It makes it a lot harder for everything to fall apart if you unscrew it too far. A problem I've had with other knuckles.All the connecting posts are solid steelCon:Legs could be a little wider, you will need sandbags for all but very lightweight lightsThe bag is a lighter weight woven synthetic material, think reusable shopping bag. I expect to see holes in about a year or twoThe spring only covers the last few inches

Love the grip handle. easy to put together and breakdown, or leave them built.fits all studio flashes easy.Carry bag is great with velcro closers