This Proaim Baby Junior Triple Riser Wheeled Stand 12.2ftfrom Proaim Baby Junior Triple Riser Wheeled Stand 12.2ftis designed for easy repositioning even at maximum height. This four-section stand can support heavy gear weighing up to 30.8 lb. It rises to a significant height of 12.2' with a minimum working height of 4'. This steel support features a stable base, braking wheels, long collapsible legs, and a mid-level spreader. It is topped by a 5/8" baby stud for wide compatibility with photography gear. Portable for storage and transportation, this sturdy stand is quickly collapsible.

Load Capacity: 30.8 lb    Max Height: 12.2', Min Height: 4'    Four Sections, Three Risers    Locking Wheels    Collapses for Portability    Steel Construction

• Built-in locks secure the stand's height
• Smooth and secure rolling with locking wheels
• The wheels can be tucked away above the ground, giving you the benefit of using the stand with or without wheels
• Mounts lights, reflectors, backgrounds, and others

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work well outside on a paved or smooth surface, like a sidewalk, driveway, boardwalk, etc

A: Yes. The following wheels are made of industrial polyurethane and hold up very well under heavy use.

Q: 2. Did any roller bag to fit Matthews Hollywood Baby Junior Double Riser?

A: The Matthews Hollywood Baby Junior Double Riser Stand (Silver, 9.6') will fit in this rolling case: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1618174-REG/hprc_hprc6500wempblb_6500_wheeled_rolling_resin.html/specs

Q: 3. Would a Matthews Infinity Arm plus this Matthews Hollywood Baby Jr. Triple Riser Stand make a decent tripod stand in for a lightweight mirrorless camera? https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1251333-REG/matthews_429627_infinity_arm_kit.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1251333-REG/matthews_429627_infinity_arm_kit.html/a

A: I'm afraid that you have no very good idea of how big and tremendously heavy the Riser Stand is, so I'd have to say that you'd be insane to use it as a stand-in for a tripod to hold a lightweight camera. Yes, the Stand is on wheels, but better to use a really lightweight stand from any one of many tripod manufacturers, that you could pick and move with a few fingers on one of your hands.

Q: 4. What are the measurements of the base when closed? Can they fit in a lighting bag?

A: A rough measurement around the three folded legs was 28 , about 10 between two legs and the folded height was just shy of 54 . As stated in a previous question/answer, I don't see packing this thing into a case. it's already a beast and adding the weight of a case would be a show stopper (for me). It's built like a tank so It'll handle some banging around. I've used this indoor and outdoor when I wanted a solid base and weight to counter wind. Just hope you're not carrying it far.

Q: 5. What clamps are available to attache for a small monitor?

A: It really depends on your monitor. If it's a monitor 9 inches or less you can get a matthews baby to 3/8 adapter and then attach a tripod ball head and then your monitor onto that for total flexibility. There's many ways to rig small monitors. You basically need to see what screw hole is on your monitor and then get the adapter for it. It's either 1/4 20 or 3/8 screw hole.If it's a bigger monitor then you need a different set up. I have a yoke set up for my 17 marshall monitor which marshall themself makes. Good luck!

Q: 6. Can a boom arm be safely added to this stand? If so, which is recommended?

A: Yes it can be used with a boom arm safely.

Q: 7. What is the closed length when the wheels are folded in?

A: H386025 Baby Jr Double riser is 48 1/2 tall and the H386020 Baby Jr Triple riser is 53 .

Q: 8. Are all of the column extension sections made of steel?

A: Yes, each column extension of the Matthews Hollywood Baby Jr. Triple Riser Stand is made of steel.

Q: 9. can i remove the wheels??

A: Not without permanently damaging the stand. But there is no need to do so as the wheels all have VERY stable locking mechanisms. Once you lock the wheels, the stand won't move. In fact, locking the wheels also locks the rotation of the caster, so it doesn't even shift from the connection of the caster to the leg. If you don't want wheels, you should get a C-stand instead.

Q: 10. how high does this stand go?

A: Maximum Working Height 147" / 373.4 cm