A400 Round Base Monopod Light Stand - 79" Tripod for Light Aluminum Camera Floor Stand with 1/4'' & 3/8'' Screw/Light Adapter for Camera, Light, Webcam, Backdrop, Payload 22lb (2 Pack)

Rock-Solid Stability (The Base is a Game Changer): The round base is the star of the show. It provides excellent stability without the huge footprint of a traditional tripod. It folds out easily and securely, giving me total confidence when mounting heavy strobes, LED panels, or even a camera/gimbal setup. The locking mechanism is quick and secure. Impressive Height: Reaching a full 79 inches (nearly 6.6 feet) is perfect for elevating key or fill lights to clear the talent or furniture, or for getting those high-angle monopod shots. Premium Build Quality: Everything about this stand feels professional. The aluminum construction is sturdy but not excessively heavy. The quick-lock sections are smooth and reliable, making setup and breakdown fast. It looks and feels like equipment designed to last for years of consistent use. Highly Versatile: Whether I’m using it for stationary lighting in the studio or quickly following action with a camera on location, the conversion from monopod to light stand is seamless.

This monopod has been solid for me. It’s sturdy, extends to a great height, and the round base gives it extra stability when shooting. It works well for both photo and video, especially when you need something quick and reliable. Setup is simple, and it feels durable enough for regular use. It does what you expect without any hassle. The only downside is the small rubber piece around it. It tends to come off, which can be a bit annoying over time. Other than that, no real complaints. It’s a strong, dependable option that gets the job done.

These are absolutely awesome stands! The bottom is felt but there is a rubber ring around the edge so it doesn't slide too easily. The weight is heavy enough at the bottom to be sturdy but not too heavy to move when needed. It goes up and down very easily and has a very small footprint compared to other light stands. I am already ordering more!

I absolutely LOVE this monopod because it takes a fraction of the space of a conventional tripod, making it less likely to be tripped over, and way more versatile to move around. I love the fact that I can fit it into tight spaces that were too small for a tripod such as between my desk and a nearby bookcase. In fact, the flat bottom even lets you slide it under furniture so you have even more flexibility to move it right next to other furniture or move it so the pole is right against a desk and the base slides nearly underneath it. For that reason alone it's the perfect mount for a lot of content creators who do talking head videos while seated at a desk. The biggest thing for me is that I'm also a lot less likely to trip over the legs in my cramped studio space. The base is just the right size to ensure it remains stable, but for those who are concerned about tipping it over, you can easily place sandbags or weights on the flat bottom. The top of the pole is a standard screw mount, so you can attach floating heads, lights or just about anything. It's well made and very sturdy, and it locks in place with even the heaviest camera or lighting rig.

Those things come in pretty handy and can support a decent weight. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because the top pin can sometimes comes unscrewed or loosen up. I wish there was a way to truly lock the pin. But don't let that deter you from buying those stands. They work great and are space saving.

These stands have an heavy, flat round base, giving stability without needing a lot of floor space. I plan to use them for studio lighting in crowded spaces, without the trip hazard of tripod based stands. I will also use them to support PTZ cameras on stage, for effective support but with a less obtrusive appearance.

Super impressed with these. 30+ years of being a photographer, and this is one item that will absolutely change the way I shoot on location. I'd love to see another option with perhaps a taller reach and wider base. The reduction in tripping hazards around the base is huge.

These are actually really cool. You can use them in a variety of situations, they have a lot of weight to them so you don’t have to worry about your lights falling over. When you open the box, you can immediately tell the quality of the hardware. I definitely would’ve paid a lot more for these., Because the ability to put lights into tight places is helpful when you’re working out of home or in small venues

These hold a c80 with battery and modifiers without issue. Pretty nice stands all around, ifootage has a winner here. The mic stand style base is great for tight studios or home setups.

Sturdy, good quality, very portable, quick set up and great for small spaces instead of clumsy tripod style mounts that take up alot of area

Belle présentation, semble solide il me reste à l’évaluer sur le long terme pour vérifier le mécanisme du pole.

The product itself is great. It’s sturdy and tall. With a thick pole that screws into the base. Unfortunately i had to return it for 2 reasons- the threading i needed was 1/4 inch and it comes with a 3/8 i believe. The other reason is that the base is about 40ish cm (or bigger) and i wanted it as a projector stand behind my headboard. The radius of the base meant that i would have had to have the bed pulled too far from the wall to make it work. So i went with another option. The base is quite heavy so will hold any standard camera with ease and most lights. Its rated to 10kg i believe. Very easy to adjust too with rubber grips on the pole to extend and retract. It is a quality product - maybe a little expensive for what it is but i guess it is perfect if you have the right use case and don’t want the traditional tripod style mounts.

Great product