20 Cu Foot Upright Freezer

The 20 foot wire is just enough, wireless lavaliers cost way more. This does a great job.

I use stomp boxes and don't need a 10 or 20 foot cord & hard to fine.

I now have 5 in assorted colors. Perfect for saving space in the freezer.

Strong and easy to use. Big enough to hold my 20 foot snake. Looks to be of a quality that will stay with me for a long time. A must for any cable management.

These are the best for the cash. I have them an they are really good no problems at all work perfectly no interfearance at all work great at 20 foot apart from phone I have galaxy S9 to. Buy them you wont regret it.

I had a catalog in a studio with 20 foot ceilings and needed to make numerous background changes. These supported my Autopole 2's extremely well and were quite sturdy with the backgrounds at about 14 feet. I highly recommend them to anyone using the Autopole system.

The metal foot has a 1/4-20 female thread; if you remove it the 3/8 thread is exposed, so the unit can be mounted easily on any normal tripod. It has a tightenable one-way tilt at the top of the tripod mounting piece. The red pad is resilient so will absorb some vibrations and be nice to attached mics. The knurled wheels feel solid. Well constructed. How well does it isolate vibrations? I don't know, I haven't done any tests. But if it's designed properly it ought to work well.

I bought a 3/8-16 = 1/4-20 reducer to use both screws to mount this plate onto the original tripod foot on my Sony 200-600. Kirk on their website recommends a longer foot for this lens and that foot has only one screw, but it would stick out by about an inch past the tripod foot (while this one is almost exactly the right length) and the mount wouldn't be as secure as with two screws, even with their anti-twist bar. I'm very happy with this setup so far. The pair of central screw holes are close enough to the center of mass of the 200-600+A7RV combo, so they are suitable for something like BlackRapid's FR-5 screw-in connection points.

I'm currently using three of these impact varidrive chains for cored paper measuring around 20 feet long (9' wide). The rolls aren't heavy and these are providing excellent results so far. These are made well and I don't foresee these breaking any time soon. I do plan on adding a vinyl backdrop down the road at which point I'll be wise to invest in a metal chain instead. I've also attached a 20 foot long muslin (9' wide) to a core and rolled it up no problem with these plastic chains. If a chain happens to break I have PLENTY of extra chain length to replace it with as I'm using less than half of it in a room with 8' foot ceilings. I would buy these again at this great price!

Use this with my canon vixia g10, sounds great and allows room for movement with the 20-foot cord.