Made of heavy-duty stainless steel, the Savage Rolling Base is a versatile piece of hardware that, among its many uses, can accept a C-stand riser in one of its two 1 1/8" receivers and be rolled around and secured by its locking 3" casters. To accommodate different stands, the expandable legs can be spread up to 56 degrees, a valuable asset for mounting equipment with an off-center weight such as an overhanging light or microphone. As a further sign of versatility, each leg also has a 5/8" receiver.

Stainless Steel Construction    56-Degree Spread between Each Leg    2 x Junior Receivers, 2 x Baby Receivers    3" Locking Casters

• Anti-rust stainless steel construction
• Two Junior receivers
• Low-angle 56° spread between each leg
• Extendable legs
• Rollable, even in collapsed position
• 5/8" receiver on each leg gives extra mounting flexibility
• 3" Locking casters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It says 27" diameter but what are the opened dimensions especially the distance between the two lets (not extended)?

A: The Savage Rolling Base (CS-BASE) measures 27” wide x 25” long (69cm x 64cm) when open, not fully extended.

Q: 2. Can it be a carry on?

A: Please check with your airline for current carry-on requirements. 30.3 x 15.4 x 16.2" / 77.00 x 39.00 x 41.00 cm

Q: 3. will this hold Westcott fj400 with manny ortiz beauty dish?

A: You can use a BH #IMSRP110P to attach a FJ400 to an Impact Turtle Base C-Stand Kit (10.75', Black) BH #IMLSCT40MBK.

Q: 4. Will this stand support a White Lighting X3200, and the Paul C. Buff 47in Octabox?

A: Yes this C-stand can support a White Lighting X3200 and a Paul C. Buff 47 Octabox or any softbox and monolight combination up to 22 lbs.

Q: 5. As this center is detachable, are there any bases with wheels you can buy and combine with this C Stand?

A: The column of this stand is detachable from the base. For a wheeled base that will fit the column, you've got the Manfrotto 299BBASE Wheeled Light Stand Base with Universal Head B&H # MA299BBASE. Please see the image below.

Q: 6. How do you attach a sandbag to the boom arm so the weigh is evenly distributed?

A: I hang the bag on the clamp and my light goes onto the bare end of the 5/8 rod

Q: 7. Can these be stacked or nested close to one another like standard c stands?

A: No. The sliding leg makes it a bit difficult to stack the following units.

Q: 8. What's the longest boom I can attach?

A: It's less about length and more about weight. I regularly boom a shotgun mic out at least 8 feet. It's a pretty solid stand and if you properly counterweight it I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Q: 9. Am I able to to mount my camera on ?

A: Yes, it is possible to mount a camera bracket to either end of the arm of the Impact Turtle Base C-Stand Kit (10.75', Black). You can use the Impact BHE-104 Camera Platform for Flex Arm or the Impact Double Ball Joint Head with Camera Platform Kit on the grip head side of the arm.

Q: 10. I would like to take off the Turtle base, and instead, use the stand with a kind of wall plate that could receive the stand. (I want a flat base, no legs.) What’s the size of the bottom spin of the stand? Is there any wall plate receiver that will match this size?

A: You can get a junior receiver wall plate https://bhpho.to/2N3b1QK.