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The Best Stands I've Used
I got a pair of these through Thomann previously, and were so good that I ordered another pair. After seeing others lose expensive equipment to cheap stands, I refuse to make the same mistake. These are used in our studio to support some Kino-Flo lighting panels, and - as the title states - they're the best stands I've used.
Pros:
- Perfectly rigid.
- Fold flat for easy storage.
- The sliding foot can accommodate placement on an uneven surface such as steps (try doing that with a standard tripod stand!)
- Extensive reach.
Cons:
- They're quite heavy, but that's the price you pay for stability. If you do need to use these outdoors, you won't have to worry about adding sandbags when it's windy.
I can't include the cost as a con, as the price easily matches the quality and features. If you have something as expensive as commercial-quality lighting, don't risk it getting damaged with cheap stands. These are easily worth the cost of purchase.
Pros:
- Perfectly rigid.
- Fold flat for easy storage.
- The sliding foot can accommodate placement on an uneven surface such as steps (try doing that with a standard tripod stand!)
- Extensive reach.
Cons:
- They're quite heavy, but that's the price you pay for stability. If you do need to use these outdoors, you won't have to worry about adding sandbags when it's windy.
I can't include the cost as a con, as the price easily matches the quality and features. If you have something as expensive as commercial-quality lighting, don't risk it getting damaged with cheap stands. These are easily worth the cost of purchase.
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