This 10.7' Avenger C-Stand features black steel construction and a 3-section column with 2 risers. The innovative design of the base allows the individual legs to be set at any angle allowing positioning in locations not possible with classic stands. The legs fold flat for easy storage.

Black Steel Construction    40" Main Section, 2 Risers    Fixed Column to Base    40" Arm, 2.5" Grip Head

Spring loaded legs are easy to fold flat for storage

Sets up easily in the matter of seconds

Resists all weather conditions

"T" shaped handles do not come off the stand when unscrewed, preventing loss

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can anyone recommend a good transport for these cases???

A: If holding two of these stands, the Sachtler C-Stand Bag (Black) B&H # SACSTANDB would be suitable. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 2. I want to attach to the boom arm: Godox AD600Pro with 100CM Octagonal. Will it work ? Also has anyone tried this ? Secondly I want to know if there is a weight limit to attach to Boom arm ?

A: The stand has a load capacity of 22lbs. That would include the light, softbox, grip arm and counterweight. If you use a collar pin https://bhpho.to/33viUF5, counter weight and sand bag it can work.

Q: 3. Do these have plastic knobs or metal?

A: Steel knobs. The handles come with rubberized covers you can remove or replace when they wear out.

Q: 4. What else would I need to purchase to mount a soft box made for speed lights, on this C-stand?

A: If your speedlite softbox has an umbrella style fitting then you can use an umbrella adapter on the boom arm. I have used this setup successfully

Q: 5. Can I mount my 5d with 24-105 lens in this stand to get 90 degree shot.or please suggest me best alternate with all accessories for stable shot of 90 degree.

A: When doing this I supported the free end of the boom (c-stand arm) with either another c stand or a light stand. I strongly agree with the suggestion about wireless or wired tripper. In a pinch I once gaffer-taped the camera to the boom arm.

Q: 6. what's the diameter of the arm? because i have an adapter to that with size 5/8 hole to fit a top stud / c-stand arm...

A: Hi,I have not received the order yet and because of that I can answer your question.BWEyfinnur

Q: 7. How do I attach a Profoto head to this setup? Do I need another piece?

A: Avenger E650 6 inch baby pin with collar...I have two profoto B1 myself

Q: 8. Has anyone been able to have hands-on experience with the Avenger vs Matthews C-stands? Is one better made than the other? I heard that the Matthews design has better grip on arms and knuckles? I'm trying to figure out which brand I would like to invest in for C-stands mini booms and combo stands

A: There are some advantages to both. I own and operate a lighting and grip rental house, and have been a working grip for about 15 years. Here's my experiencesMatthews: -Lighter weight overall (not necessarily a plus. Having a heavier c-stand can be very very helpful).-somewhat thinner plating. The legs tend to get nicks and rust spots a bit sooner.-better heads and arms. The design of the heads is different. Matthews has grooved jaws, which do a better job of keeping things from spinning. They have one less part in the locking mechanics on the heads, and break less often.Avenger: heavier, better plating. Heads are more prone to break. Older avenger heads were truly crappy, but sometime around 5-7 years ago they changed their head mechanics, and they work better now. They still feel soft compared to Matthews, but they are far better than they used to be.At our shop we have Avenger c-stands exclusively, but we own additional heads and arms from Matthews for rigging applications. We prefer Matthews junior grip heads as well.

Q: 9. What transport case is recommended for these

A: A case like the Hakuba PSTC 400 Pro Series Light Stand, B&H # HAPSTC400 would be suitable to hold the riser, base and grip arm of this stand. Please see the image below.

Q: 10. I have a Profoto B1 which weighs in at 6.7lbs. I want to put a beauty dish on it, maybe even a large softbox and use the arm to put it over the camera and straight on to the model. I suppose clamshell lighting comes to mind but I don't want to shoot around the stand. 1) Would this hold that weight or is a different configuration needed? 2) What other attachments are needed to connect an expensive light to it, and to be safe? Thank you for your time.

A: The answer is YES, I have two B1 profoto with Reflectors and softboxes as well. These stands are strong...but you will need sand bages just to protect your equipment and your clients during a photo-shoot.