NEEWER Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Light Stand with Casters, 1-1/8" Junior Receiver, Spring Loaded 5/8" Baby Stud, Max Load 77lb, 7.9ft/240cm Junior Wheeled Stand for Studio Softbox Reflector, ST240SS

Heavy steel pipes. I use for Godox M600R RGB Light. I recommend this light stand.

This is a very substantial light stand. The center main riser is 2" in diameter. I like the lower profile of the stand at its lowest point even with the wheels attached is 42" floor to top. The wheels are 4" and feel like urethane which is very easy to roll on the studio floor. The load capacity is impressive, rated at a much higher load capacity than my other Neewer cstands and heavy-duty light stands, which themselves are quite heavy duty. This stand is quite heavy in weight and therefore does not require sandbags as often as my other stands. It handles with ease everything I have put on it. If you're looking for a stand that is built like a tank look no further. This stand is not for sissies, and it has a nice, polished finish. I will buy a few more of these due to their excellent quality and functionality.

This is now the best c-stand in my studio! Oversized wheels and very sturdy makes it able to hold any of my lights as well as my weighted boom arm. Awesome purchase!

Love this stand. Super sturdy and solid. Definitely much better and stable than a traditional C-stand. Heavier but it does its job. Good value for the money

I wasn't sure what I was getting for the cost of this light stand but when it arrived I was immediately pleased with the quality. I didn't really note the diameter of the tubing before purchasing but I set it up in my living room to try it out and it works great. I'm not sure if I want to install the wheels since they will make it harder to store collapsed but so far I'm loving it.

The media could not be loaded. This NEEWER heavy duty stainless steel light stand is a tank. It is easily the heaviest, most heavy-duty stand I own, and I have 3 heavy-duty C-stands and an old video tripod that is made of steel (not even aluminum). There are a lot of light stands that say "heavy duty" in the title or description and I've been disappointed before, but this NEEWER light stand lives up to it's name. My favorite feature of this light stand is that it's lowest height is just 3.7 feet tall, but can extend all the way up to 8 feet tall. I have 3 C-stands and they all have a minimum height of about 5 feet, and a few inches higher on casters. It makes it impossible to use them to hold a key light for a lower shot like sitting at a desk. I know there are shorter C stands but when I saw this light stand I also really liked the feet compared with a C-stand they work more like a tripod but still feel really sturdy and easily slide under a desk and out of the way without taking up too much floor space.I also love that this light stand has both 5/8" baby stud (for a typical light) and a 1-1/8" junior receiver for more heavy duty equipment. There are tripod ball head adapters that seat in a junior receiver and this could easily hold a pretty well configured video rig. The baby stud mechanism is really neat, it's got a spring so when you unscrew the twist knob, it pops up and you can tighten the knob and install a light. When it's pushed down, the top is flush with the top of the stand making it easy to mount anything with a junior sized stud.Everything about this light stand is well made and heavy duty. This thing will easily outlast every other piece of gear I own. It's expensive, but if you want a sturdy, heavy-duty stand that you will never have to worry about, this is it.

Simply an incredible light stand! I have continuous on LED light panels that really need above average support for my 2' x 4' and 1' x 4' LED panels, and this telescoping light stand certainly delivers. I rigged a bracket to support the light panels in the junior receiver or the 5/8" baby stud and this stand is so heavy duty, I have no fear of it falling over from the unbalance weight upon it. Heavy steel construction, not lightweight aluminum like most models claiming to be heavy duty. The wheels makes it so much easier to change positions of the panels in the studio, versus picking up and placing panels as I need them. Definitely worth the investment!

I’m going to use this, but it did arrive damaged and missing a bolt. The packaging was a bit muffed and a nut was missing from one of the bolts, so going to replace that now with a trip to Home Depot. Overall seems decent quality and I think it’ll do the job just fine. Just disappointed out of the box there was an issue.