1 Foot Wide Plastic Drawers

This light stand is light weight yet still offers incredible stability thanks to it's wide foot print. The only thing I could ever suggest changing on this stand would be the use of plastic sleeves on the locks. Despite the plastic, it still appears durable. I use it as part of a portable lighting setup with a strobe, battery, and softbox.

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

Holds my Nikon flash via the plastic flash foot.

Super clever, way better than the plastic foot connected to a clamp, I love this.

1 stop is the right amount for me.

1/2 the price of local shops.

I have only used this once so far, but it seems to be good quality. I lost the plastic foot that came with my flash to mount it off camera and couldn't find a replacement so I bought this. Which is really much better anyway. This will let you tilt the flash to any angle which the plastic foot won't. I think I will buy another one so I can use both flashes on light stands. Thank you.

I find these mounts to be essential for working with the 4 foot length Pavo tubes/quasars. The plastic light holders with the baby pins that are included with the Nanlite Pavo tubes are total junk. Their plastic latch commonly pops open which risks damaging the light. This amount can be oriented in all three directions and securely clamps tube lights into position with zero chance of dropping it.

100-foot roll came securely protected in cardboard box wrapped in a plastic bag to protect it from rain. Inside, the roll of paper had a brown paper wrapping with a plastic bag covering. End spindles fit tightly inside the rugged box, protecting the paper from getting damaged on the ends. The paper prints great…..looks better than original prints. Reasonably priced.

The plastic is actually a lot more durable than I expected. I had to use a hammer to install it on my C-stand and the foot didn't get a scratch on it. Definitely seems to do the job.