2pack Heavy Duty Light Stand 9.2ft / 110" Aluminum Spring Cushioned Tripod Lighting Stands Max Loading:10KG Adjustable 94cm-280cm with Carry Bag for Photography Softboxes Umbrella Studio Shooting

My light stands tend to take a bit of a beating on sessions and wedding days, especially when used outdoors or in busy reception halls. These lights were a great price for the quality. I would buy them again.

La calidad no esta nada mal, sin embargo aun no los uso con suficiente intensidad para probar la durabilidad. Viene con bolsas para guardarlo, pero son de pesima calidad, recomiendo un maletín para tripodes. También hay que tener en cuenta que al ser un tripode robusto, puede ser complicado de transportar.

Sturdy 9 foot tall stands. Not as heavy duty as a speaker stand, but heavier than some other light stands. The bag for them seems a bit thin, but also seems to be strong material.

The media could not be loaded. Ok you had me at storage bag :) I like having cases or storage bags for my stuff, it helps keep it clean and hopefully undamaged from transport. I have some new lights and my old thin wimpy stands were showing their age. This set of stands are thicker and taller than most of my other stands. This is nice as it allows me to use my newer lights (no pun intended as that's one of the light brand) The first light had a rather heavy 220w Cob light on it and it took it like a champ. Now the video shows these falling gracefully down. I think it's a trick of gently having friction on the pole as it's coming down, there is spring in the bottom just like my C-Stands to try not to have it hit the bottom hard so it may mitigate damage to your light. So far I have not used this feature in any of my shoots so wish me luck to never have to test that feature. This was gotten for the sole reason of holding up heavier lights. And it does that job great. The bags I talk about in the beginning are the thin fabric bags that will show their age fast due to how thin the material is. I have many bags like this with unbranded items. And that's ok these tripods will get banged up over time and that just means Im working. The construction is a mixture of plastic and powder coated aluminum. The plastic parts just with the first uses seems solid but more shoots may show their wear. But time will tell .Pros: Large and wide stanceSpring to assist not to damage the light if it comes looseStorage bags for eachCons: Some plastic will see how it will hold up over time. (I have tripods with plastic that have lasted more than 10 years so there is a good chance)Storage bags are thin and could damage easily.

I really like the product however it was delivered without the storage bags featured on the pictures. Good product but poor quality control

Here are my thoughts on these tripods.Pros:1. These are quite large and have a wide base so your gear isn't likely to tip over2. The bags on these are a fantastic touch. This is one of the first times I've seen the bags.3. The springs can prevent your gear from falling too quickly and getting damaged.Cons:1. I wish the plastic was a bit sturdier. A few small bits have broken off.2. The springs in the base of the stands could be a bit stronger.3. The weight capacity is good but not as good as steel tripods.All in all these are good stands and I do quite like them. I don't have any major critiques and if you're looking for stands these are great. These work just as well with flashes and backdrops.

These are wobbly, but light weight & cheap stands that go high. using for a backdrop

Muy buena calidad y muy resistentes Justo lo q buscaba