Avenger 6.5' Alu Black Combo Stand 20
Aluminium light stand extends to 6.5 ft with a leveling leg for uneven ground and supports 50 to 59 lb
- Stable on uneven ground with built-in leveling leg
- Supports heavy lighting rigs up to 59 lbs load capacity
- Reaches 6.5 ft maximum height for flexible positioning
- Lightweight aluminum frame at 10 to 14 lbs for easy transport
- Dual Junior and Baby spigot receptor fits wide equipment range
Purpose-built Stand
The Avenger 6.5' Alu Black Combo Stand 20 is a lighting and camera support built from aluminium with three sections and two risers. It reaches a maximum height of 6.5 ft and weighs between 10 and 14 lbs. A built-in leveling leg keeps the base stable on stairs or sloping ground. The top receptor accepts both Junior 1-1/8 in and Baby 5/8 in spigots.
Upgrade Path
This stand replaces lighter models that lack a leveling leg or dual spigot compatibility. The jump is worth it when you need secure positioning on uneven surfaces or must mount heavier heads up to 50 to 59 lbs. Studios and location crews gain the same height range with stronger load handling and faster terrain adaptation.
Who It Suits
Photographers and videographers who move between studio and outdoor sets will appreciate the light weight and quick levelling. Buyers who need more height than 6.5 ft or a load rating above 59 lbs should look at larger-capacity stands. Those requiring powered columns or motorised movement will not find those features here.
How it compares
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- Price $276.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What footprint does the 6.5' stand with its leveling leg need on uneven ground?
The leveling leg unfolds independently, so the footprint expands to match the slope — allow extra radius beyond the three-section base when setting up on stairs or hillsides.
How do you lock the three sections and two aluminum risers without slippage?
Tighten each collar firmly after extending to full height; the step people miss is re-checking the lowest collar once the 50-59 lb load is applied, as it can settle.
When should the aluminum risers or the dual Junior/Baby receptor be inspected for wear?
Inspect riser threads and receptor bore after every location shoot — aluminum galling appears as rough spots that prevent smooth spigot seating.
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