Foto&Tech 3 Hot Shoe Flash Stand+1/4" Hole Compatible with Speedlight Nikon SB-900 SB-800 SB-910/Canon 580EX II 600EX-RT 430EX II/Sigma EF-500/Pentax AF-360FGZ II/Olympus FL-600R/Panasonic DMW-FL360L

Build seems OK, resisting my gentle twisting to see if it's just a cheap chunk of plastic. I will keep one stand as an extra (because I have a few Nikon SB800's that I bought used, without the stands) in case one breaks at a bad time. Odd aspect: came with a drawstring pouch that is too small for one stand, let alone three. Is this a goof? Wrong pouch included with the kit? Little rubber inserts are not present at the underside of the tips but to be fair they are not pictured as being there. I may try to make my own or just use it this way. Of course, if someone from the factory reads this and wants to send me the tips (and the correct pouch) we'll be friends and I'll add the final star. It lays flat acceptably. My SB800 flash inserts properly and the little locking pin mates well when engaged, while the flash is snug with no noticeable play. This gadget might solve two problems of mine: I don't have the original stand that came with the flash or a way to mount it on a tripod. I use the pouch to store spare AA cells in my camera bag.

Mine didn't come with any padded feet, just plastic stands that are slightly larger than I expected. The plastic quality on these is quite good in my opinion and I've tested all three of them with four different speed lights that I'm using as slaves with optical sensors. They're remarkably stable if you put them on a flat surface, and given how top-heavy these flashes are when perched on an optical trigger, these little feet do a great job of holding them upright.My only complaint is a minor one. The slots on all three are a little large so the shoes don't fit very tightly and the flash can slide out of the back if you're moving it around. This was very quickly remedied by simply taking a thin cardboard box, cutting three little squares, and sliding them into the shoe with the flashes - they fit snug with that minor adjustment and don't come loose. Over all, these are great for the money and I'd highly recommend them. They don't feel especially cheap to me, and with reasonable care, I expect these will last quite a while.

El diseño y la bien que se ajusta a mis flashes....

They work great great for the money. I love that I can mount them to my stand and the immediately remove it and stand them on the ground or should of. My only concern is they are platic and may break. But at the price I would just purchased another.

This item is just as expected. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars, is that on some flashes, the mount is a little tight and requires a struggle get the flash in and out.

These work as good as the original Nikon part. No fit problems. They do have rubber feet, but they are just tiny self-stick rubber dots. I fully expect they will fall off in time. One was fallen off in the package and I simply reapplied it. The included bag is just an included bag, the stands will not fit. These are a good value, so no complaints.

I am very happy with my whole order. they came fast, I think they are well worth the money and they to work great both off and on the tripod .I don't think I could be any happy with them as I misplaced (lost) the ones that came with my flashes. they also work well with my old flashes sitting on flash triggers.

UPDATE: From 5-stars to 1-star. Since my original glowing review I've used these in the field and every single one of them has broken in the same way. The plastic sleeve into which my speedlite's metal foot slides is very flimsy, and it breaks off on one side or the other, rendering the stand useless. All I've purchased are now in the trash. Great design (long legs for better balance, brass 1/4-20 thread instead of Canon's plastic 1/4-20) but very poor construction. Don't buy.Just what I was looking for - speedlite flash stands with significantly longer feet to counter the weight of magmods or other modifiers. Better than the Canon originals for two reasons: longer feet; and metal 1/4-20 female nut (Canon's is plastic).

High quality plastic construction. At a distance it looks like machined aluminium. Silicone feet hold the hotshoe firmly in place on most surfaces.

Good Quality. Cheaper than camera stores.

Good enough. Not as good as the Nikon one. Doesn't fit as snug. Good enough tho

Does what it has to, as strong as you expect, solid build for the screw