Neewer Air-Cushioned Light Stand 8.5 Feet

Neewer Air-cushioned Light Stand 8.5 Feet

Product Code: eq154181
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The Neewer Air-Cushioned Light Stand 8.5 Feetis a black anodized aluminum support that rises to a height of 8.5' and folds to 3.2' for storage and transport. The stand will handle up to 5.5 lb and is topped with a 3-way adapter that provides three different mounting points for your devices. Air cushioning gently lowers the light when making height adjustments to protect equipment and fingers.

Air Cushioned Load Capacity: 5.5 lb Minimum Height: 3.8' Maximum Height: 8.5' Weight: 3.8 lb

Key Specs
Stand Type	1 x General Purpose Stand
Maximum Working Height	8.5' / 2.6 m
Minimum Working Height	3.8' / 116 cm
Load Capacity	5.5 lb / 2.5 kg
Stand/Column Top Mount	1-1/8" Receiver
Wheels	Not Compatible
Air Cushioned	Yes
Leveling Leg	No
Weight	3.81 lb / 1.73 kg
Parameters
Maximum Working Height	8.5' / 2.6 m
Minimum Working Height	3.8' / 116 cm
Load Capacity	5.5 lb / 2.5 kg
Closed Length	3.2' / 1 m
Mounting
Stand/Column Top Mount	1-1/8" Receiver
Features
Accepts Second Riser	No
Wheels	Not Compatible
Air Cushioned	Yes
Detachable Base	No
Leveling Leg	No
Reverse Legs	No
General
Column Diameter	1.0" / 25 mm 1.2" / 30 mm 1.4" / 35 mm
Number of Sections	3
Leg Shape	Round
Finish	Black
Material	Aluminum
Weight	3.81 lb / 1.73 kg

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. max load?

A: The following unit will support 20 lbs.

Q: 2. Would these be sufficient for using with crossbar for holding up green screen background?

A: Yes they would

Q: 3. What bag will fit this 3-pack?

A: Three of the Impact Link Interlocking Air-Cushioned Light Stand (12', 3-Pack) could be stored in the Tenba Rolling Tripod/Grip Case (48", Black), B&H # TETGC48.

Q: 4. Would like to use the 12 ft version of this stand with the Nanlite Forza 300bii and 36" Angler Softbox v2. Will this work?

A: The Impact Link Interlocking Air-Cushioned Light Stand (12', 3-Pack) can support up to 22lbs and will work with the Nanlite Forza 300bii and 36" Angler Softbox v2.

Q: 5. Can this light stand be made into a reflector holder?

A: You can add the Impact Telescopic Collapsible Reflector Holder B&H # IMLDHT to this light stand. https://bhpho.to/2uXvqeE

Q: 6. Can i detach the center pole ?

A: No, it is riveted to the base.

Q: 7. Can stands of different height be clipped together, or do they need to be the same size to clip them together?

A: The Impact Link Air-Cushioned Light Stand (7.9') BH #IMSLSAC79 will only attach to Link stands of the same height.

Q: 8. Can this case hold 4 stands? For example adding the impact 8' light stand?

A: The three stands fit nicely with space to spare. An additional 8' light stand will fit. I do not think a bigger stand will fit.

Q: 9. I want to use it with Aputure 600d Pro and Light Dome 150, total weight of the light head and modifier is 18lbs, will it holds?

A: The Impact Link Interlocking Air-Cushioned Light Stand (12') is not the sturdiest stand for the Aputure 600d Pro and Light Dome 150. A sturdier stand that I would recommend is this Impact Turtle Base C-Stand (10.75', Chrome). https://bhpho.to/456j7x8 This Impact Steel Roller Stand II with Low Base and Braking Wheels (9.5') is another great option if you want wheels. https://bhpho.to/2myvajQ

Q: 10. Is anyone else having a problem collapsing them? Everytime I try and put them away the air cushion feature keeps popping it back up and making it impossible to close.

A: We had the same problem. We used it for one shoot and could not ship it home because the adjustable bar was stuck. It no longer fit in the our shipping box. Sad.

Austin T.	16/09/2024
[Not Compatible] Holds my Aputure Lightstorm LS1 just fine. 5

J Thiessen	08/09/2024
[Aluminum] Great lightweight stands. I feel very comfortable using my lowel lights on these stands, much more than I would with flimsy lowel ones. 5

Billie	03/09/2024
[Black] This stand is sturdy and works great! It does the job well! 5

Trade Show Guy	19/08/2024
[Black] The stand is solidly constructed and sits firmly in place. The 10 foot height is a plus, though I didn't need to extend it to its full height. Was very pleased with my purchase. 5

Simon	23/07/2024
[Round] I didn't expect these tripods to be that strong and tall. Love using them! 5

Midnight Sky Photography	12/07/2024
[Aluminum] I use this with an umbrella and speedlight and it works perfectly. It is sturdy and trustworthy. Very easy to adjust and quick and easy to store. Perfect for home studio or outdoor photography. You will need to get an umbrella bracket with adjustable shoe to use flash and umbrella. 5

BluReview	07/07/2024
[Round] Light weight. Does what I need it to do. 5

Richard	05/07/2024
[1-1/8" Receiver] I like this SmallRig light stand a lot. It is much sturdier than I expected, which makes it heavier than expected, but that is actually a good thing because I think it might be more robust than other cheaper equipment I have used in the past. The levers to lock the legs at a particular height might appear to be too loose (or tight) when you get it, but you get a wrench with the stand which you can use to easily adjust the tension required to close the lever. This works very well and the metal levers seem very sturdy and good for long-term use. The dampening on the segments seems to be good and helpful. The support legs have a very wide stance and seem as though they will be good at preventing the stand from tipping over, unlike what I have seen on travel-oriented stands. 5

Jesse Netsch Photography	26/06/2024
[Round] I normally use Manfrotto stands but I got this with a Photoflex Lightdome as a kit...It's pretty sturdy and I was surprised (in a good way) on the build quality. For the $$$...you can't go wrong! 5

James C	16/06/2024
[1-1/8" Receiver] I bought this with the Air-Cushioned Light Stand (Black,10') by Impact; I have occasional use for these in photography, but I mainly use them as a general-purpose lamp, and for this they're great! The stand is very sturdy, and the light is bright and great, and dimmable, and consumes little power (20W). Tilt it down for reading, or up to light the room. The only problem is that the stand takes up a lot of floor space; not idea for squeezing between a sofa and a wall. Much cheaper than a high-quality floor lamp, much more functional, and has a certain industrial charm. 5