Flashpoint 5.7' Lowboy Steel Stand Pro Leveling Leg Combo Head Silver Wheels Set
Bundle of three steel light stands with leveling legs, combo heads, and locking wheels supporting 69 lbs up to 5.7 ft
- Steel frame and leveling leg keep lights steady on uneven floors
- Supports heavy rigs up to 69 lbs for professional studio use
- Extends to 5.7 ft and collapses to 3 ft for versatile positioning
- Junior receiver plus 90° rotating pin allows vertical or horizontal mounting
- Bundle includes three stands, three braked wheels and one-year limited warranty
Three-stand bundle with leveling legs
This bundle includes three Flashpoint 5.7' Lowboy Steel Stand Pro units, each equipped with a leveling leg and combo head in silver. A set of wheels with brakes is also supplied for mobile studio work. The package is aimed at photographers and cinematographers who need multiple sturdy supports for lighting equipment.
Replaces single-leg stands without leveling
The integrated leveling leg compensates for uneven floors, removing the need for shims or makeshift adjustments. A 90-degree rotating 5/8 inch pin and 1-1/8 inch Junior receiver allow vertical or horizontal mounting without swapping hardware. The jump is worth it when you regularly move between locations with irregular surfaces.
Suits multi-light studio and location kits
Professionals running three-point or larger lighting setups will appreciate the matched height range and 69 lb capacity per stand. Buyers who only need a single support or require a lighter aluminium frame for frequent air travel should look at alternative single-stand options.
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- Price $189.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
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Questions about this item
What size is the Junior receiver on the combo head?
The combo head includes a 1-1/8" Junior receiver for mounting larger fixtures and a retractable 5/8" pin that rotates 90 degrees for smaller gear.
How do the three riser sections lock, and what step is often missed?
Each of the three sections uses a twist-lock collar; the step often missed is fully tightening each collar before raising the next section to prevent slippage under a 69 lb load.
Do the wheels need any lubrication or brake adjustment over time?
The wheels have a built-in brake mechanism; periodically check that the brake engages cleanly and wipe the casters free of studio dust to maintain smooth rolling.
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