Emart Light Stand 8.5ft, Dual Spring Cushioned Adjustable Photo Video Lighting Stand, Heavy Duty Aluminum Construction with Carrying Bag for Photography and Studio Equipment (2 Pack)

Excelente producto, pensaba que era de esas típicas bases súper endebles, pero no, este ya es un stand light decente y muy bueno por el precio, hago producciónes que requieren una altura considerable a la hora de montar luces con octabox de 120cm Y resisten muy bien el Peso , te las recomiendo si quieres comprar algo económico, pero resistente y de buena calidad en relación a su precio.

Good quality but while extending the bottom section it squeaks may be just this piece. But overall happy with the product. Its sturdy and does not bend even with my 48in diffuser.

This was my first purchase from Emart and I'm happy I took the chance. The 8.5ft light sticks are awesome! So is the price. Lightweight and very sturdy. I would put these in the "prosumer" category. Customer service is fantastic. The light stands were slightly damage during shipping not the fault of Emart. There was a gouge in the box and the stand was bent. I contacted customer service and they sent a new set! I highly recommend the light stands. Take a chance like I did, you will not be sorry.

A pesar de ser chinos son de una excelente calidad. Si están bastante grandes, muy muy grandes. Estilo Hollywood más o menos. La funda esta excelente. Vienen muy bien protegidos. Miden más de dos metros abiertos completamente. Muy satisfecho con esta compra.

I had a couple heavy duty $120 stands stolen and decided to try these out as temps until I get some higher paying gigs. My main use is remote video work with large LED panels + soft-boxes. These seem surprisingly solid for the price. It's hard to beat 60 bucks. There are some flimsy aspects to them that make me worry about durability. The bag has individual pockets for each tripod, but seems like it would fall apart fast. Doesn't matter to me, since I intend on using other bags anyway. Below are my testing notes.. Pros - Metal tube tighteners. I was pleasantly surprised at these, they look like they can stand up to a lot of tightening. - Large Footprint. - Big tubes. Seems like they can hold a good amount of weight. -Spring cushioning. Air cushioning is a better approach with no bounce back and no chance of the spring becoming unseated. But the spring works and is waaaay better than nothing. Cons - Flimsy connections to the bottom legs. The rivets that join the bottom legs are cheap and loose. I'm guessing they are the most-likely fail point. There's also a lot of play them when holding weight. - Noisy. Due to the poor rivets there's a lot of play in the legs and they clank when you have them folded up. Not good for professional settings. - Plastic wing-bolt tighteners. This is surprising since the tube tighteners are metal. You'd think they would do that on these as well. Might be able to pick up some better metal ones at the Home Depot. Overall For the price, I'm surprised at how solid they are. I'm concerned about the flimsiness of the rivet connections and plastic wing bolts but not enough to return them. Though, if I had newer more expensive LED panels I definitely would. It's a dice-roll. If they work, I'll save $180. I'm going to try them out for a couple shoots and come back with any findings. **Update** After a year they are still working great. I upgraded the star rating from 3 to 4 cause I'm a little surprised by this. I have actually been using the bag, and it is indeed falling apart but that was to be expected. Overall, I'm surprised by the quality.