[Metal] This is a studio level stand. It has the height needed in most situations. It is quite heavy.

[Metal] I use this cart daily. You need a 5-6' long area to keep it.. Holds extreme amounts of weight. Rolls very easy. Use on NYUC Sidewalks, NJ grassy fields, and doesn't quit. I love love love this purchase. Best Cart I've ever bought.

[Metal] What a great idea, putting water bottles on the bags for weight. I wondered where I was going to get rocks and keep them for the weight baggs.

[Black] The stand weight steadies my monopod with a Ricoh Theta X attached. Reduces chance of monopod tipping due to wind or accidental contact. Also reduces movement during use.

[Black] I use two of these to hold up a DIY window to prevent lens flare when back lighting. The window is heavy, made of 1/4 MDF wood and covered with duvetyne fabric. It weights almost two pounds. Two clamps on a vertical light stand pole hold it securely.

They also work great on horizontal rods of different diameters too. With one curved side and one flat, they work great for clamping reflectors or other flat materials to curved surfaces. Swiss made - should last forever. I can't find anything else to match them. Highly recommended.

[Metal] These are wonderful replacements for big bulky sandbags, and you can fill them with drinks for the crew when you wrap. Totally easy to pack and move. Almost like a no duh kind of invention.

[Metal] This Studio Clamp is a beautiful gem, very well
made. A great versatile addition to anyones
Grip Kit.

[Black] Assembled it quickly, base is sturdy and heavy as I wanted it to be, and even though the base is heavy, it rolls beautifully, handles well. Arm balances beautifully. Extremely happy.

[Black] I decided to buy these after seeing it on sale for half off. The design is very close to the Sony MDR V6, but the ear pads don’t fit over my whole ears like the MDRs. The build feels premium. Out of the box the sound quality is reasonable. I didnt need to break them in. Its great for watching movies and listening to music. I even use it while sleeping. I can tell the sound quality difference when comparing it to my ATH-M50x and Sony MDR V6. The SMH-1000 doesn’t sound as open, unless you turn up the volume all the way. For the price I got them for I can’t complain. They are much better than any other mid-range brands.

[Metal] I'VE HAD ONE OF THESE THINGS FOR YEARS. IT'S GREAT FOR GETTING LOW. I BOUGHT THIS ONE TO USE WITH A DIFFERENT BALL HEAD (GOT TIRED OF SWITCHING HEADS).