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ProMaster Professional Rolling Studio Stand – Black

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$121.97 $199.95 In stock

Category: Light Stands

ProMaster’s 4234 Rolling Studio Stand is strong and serious. This double riser stand achieves a maximum height of 10’. It uses powerful column locks for maximum load capacity. Folding square legs create an incredibly sturdy base. Locking wheels give make it a joy to use for rolling heavy lights and equipment around a studio and then keeping it in the proper place. And the flat black finish will avoid unwanted / unexpected glare and highlights during a shoot.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

The column locks are reassuringly solid, and even at full 10' height this stand feels completely stable. Finally a rolling stand that doesn't wobble with my heavier strobes.

John ★★★★★

The double riser design is a lifesaver in my cramped home studio—extends to 10 feet with zero wobble. Setup was surprisingly quick thanks to those hefty column locks that actually hold tight.

Ruby ★★★★★

I've been using this stand for a few weeks now and those column locks really do hold firm even with a heavy softbox up high. Getting that full 10' of height in my small studio has been a game changer for my lighting setups.