EACHSHOT C Stand Metal with Bag Wheel Max 10.8ft/330cm with 106cm Holding Arm 2 Pieces Grip Head for Godox AD400 Pro AD600 Pro AD600BM Aputure 120D 300D II for Photography Studio Video Monolight

Heavy, stable, & those wheels come in handy!First off, I love that the stand comes apart. Some C-stands I’ve purchased (kupo) don’t, which makes them a little harder to transport.I shoot a lot on location, so the fact that this one breaks down into a handy carrying bag is amazing!The stand can be used both with, & without the wheels. Those wheels comeIn handy when I’m shooting without an assistant. I can lock the wheels in place and don’t have to worry about the stand moving.I used it with my large softbox and my AD600PRO strobe with no problems.Overall I gotta say this is my favorite Cstand.I recommended it to a couple of Photographer friends of mine & they loved it as well.I’m ordering a few more :)

I wanted to have a back up C-stand for my kit, and this was a great buy for the value. The quality is legit and has some weight to it like most stands. The added wheels are a plus because they are removable and they lock. The bag though is not the best, so it most likely will tear on you.

Portability in my studio is really important - Finding this c-stand with the included casters was a game changer. There were many times when I'd like to move my lighting around but wouldn't because I didn't want to reposition my subjects for fear of knocking them in the head while moving my previous stands around. The casters are smooth and roll well across my floor - they change position and lock nicely.The stand is sturdy and doesn't feel like it's going anywhere, even when I have my larger modifiers and lights on it.For the price and the quality I would definitely recommend this stand!PS - I'm not sure what the 'warmth' rating is in reference to since this isn't a light modifier, but I gave it a 5-star since I'm quite happy with this product :)

The stand itself is great! Although the wheels broke right away while assembling.. had to order new wheels cause I didn’t want to return the whole stand since I had sessions. The stand is not easy to move around without them

It does come with a bag but it was ripped upon arrival. That doesn’t matter much to be as the c stand doesn’t leave the office. The stand is very easy to set up and put on the wheels which are very smooth. My c stand is used for a light but clamped on is my camera and a microphone to make it a one stand set up. Like every other c stand it will require some sand bags added to the legs if you have heavier items connected. Also the c stand can extend to be very high and the 40” arm is found to be very useful.

PROS: I've used c-stands professionally for decades. Very affordable for a Matthews grade stand. The wheels make it so convenient, esp. on location in a large area, or moving to a new setup.CONS: The bag is stupidly designed, awkward and broke after first job. Whatever. The stand makes up for it.

I purchased this item twice and both times the carrying case for this device was completely ripped through. In order to transport this stand, you need the carrying case in which it comes. Their manufacturing is obviously subpar. The stand itself feels cheap and light. I would not feel confident putting my expensive light on this flimsy stand. And forget carry the stand in the bag they provide as the hole is so large the entire stand falls out when lifted. Avoid this stand and find something of better quality.

For my application, I found it adequate. I compared it with another company I bought from and it did not show the same attention to detail although it was shipped with a carrying bag and wheels. The price reflected the difference. One knuckle arrived with one fastener unfinished.

Much more stronger than I thought. Probably I will get another one next year. Either this brand or something similar.

The media could not be loaded. Wir haben unzählige Stative im Einsatz welche jeder kennt. Schwarz, klein und in Sachen Verarbeitung wohl kaum erwähnenswert. Wir wollten mal schauen wie es sich mit einem C-Stand Stativ arbeiten lässt und möchten diesen nicht mehr missen. Wir wissen bereits jetzt schon, dass wir uns von diesen noch weitere zulegen werden. Für 200 € bekommt man hier ein spitzen verarbeitetes Stativ welches für uns keine Wünsche offen lässt. Das die Beine nicht einrasten, können wir nicht bestätigen und wir sind mit der Qualität und der Leistung für diesen Preis mehr als zufrieden. Klar, teurer geht immer aber muss das sein, wenn ein 200 € Produkt selbiges kann? Wir können Euch dieses Stativ nur empfehlen auch wenn die Tasche nicht besonders gut verarbeitet ist. Hier haben wir den Hersteller kontaktiert, welcher uns ein Ersatz zusendet. Top! Mehr dazu im Video ;-)

These stands (I bought two) are very heavy, very sturdy and, most importantly, very stable. The booms could be a bit stiffer, but you can always swap them out if you want. At this price, in terms of actual use in the studio, you can’t go wrong with this product. BUT, you need to know that assembly requires a very specialized tool that wasn’t included with either of the stands I received - a 10mm hexagonal wrench (https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/gp/product/B004OQXWIS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and that even with the appropriate tool a massive amount of force is required to assemble the legs. And of course the bags they are stored in were weirdly dirty and ripped, as reported by other reviewers. If you’ve only ever used the flimsy kind of budget stands you find in the photography section of electronics stores, these things will amaze you - they’re such a huge step up in terms of stability and ruggedness. If you’re a demanding professional photographer, or if you need to use your stands for shoots on location, you might want to look elsewhere.

Very sturdy, holds 5kg at max extension without too much load. Wheels when aligned correctly work really smoothly. Definitely recommended.

Love this addition to the studio as it wheels nicely, locks in place and moves around the floor effortlessly. The frame is solid but the only thing I would improve or replace is the boom. I’m using a Godox SL200III light with a Godox CS-65D lantern, and the boom when at its max - which for me is already too short, looks dangerously close to bending. I may have to get a stronger and longer boom to keel the stand well out of the frame.Other than that, this C Stand was worth the money as a fixed studio asset.