[Boom Arm Clamp] this is one of the most durable equipment that i purchased! KUPO is indeed a good brand! thank you

[Boom Arm Clamp] I bought this for light painting home exteriors because I got tired of using a tall light stand with the legs folded. Im not putting much weight on it (Godox AD 200s & 360s) but wanted the option to mount a bulkier AD600. Its a bit heavier than Id like but its very sturdy and operates smoothly.


There are rubber gaskets in between each section to keep them from clanking when closing the sections. There are also rubber handle sections for grip as well as a rubber bottom cap to protect and grip surfaces should you anchor it to the ground or flooring. I also like the Avengeresque knobs. The fit and finish of the whole thing is really nice and the price is very reasonable when you consider what youre getting.

[Boom Arm Clamp] All of my Kupo products are top quality. I recommend this foam core clamp highly. Super useful in so many situations.

[2.275 lb] No problem mounting a larger strobe on this "baby" Kupo. Much thicker than the monopole from my covetable lightweight light stand (phottix padat carbon fiber); felt more like my Avenger C stand. Worked great with a Profoto b10x plus and a 2ft octa. Would not feel bad adding a larger modifier as well, like the 3ft or an umbrella. Great grip. Rugged bottom for resting the ground as needed. Highly recommended for strobes and modifiers that are bigger than regular hot shoe flashes.

[2.275 lb] Great mic arm supports mic very well in any position even my heavier mxl 990 with no prob .would definately recommend 5 Stars .A

[Boom Arm Clamp] It does not have a clamping mechanism a duckbill clamp but the two attached pins hold foam core pretty well. It needs to be used with a grip head. I have attached a photo of it. Any medium-duty or heavier light stands or c stands will work.

[2.275 lb] This clamp ought to hold the weight of any handheld device. I use it for a flashlight. I expect it to be functional for years

[Boom Arm Clamp] Why didn’t I get this 20 years ago? Heavy duty steel boom doesn’t bow like my old aluminum boom.

[Boom Arm Clamp] This is the best boom arm I've used. It fits my Shure KSM32 perfectly. I love how it hides the wire too so you don't have to snake the XLR cable around the pipe, it's hidden, and not only hidden but to have color options.


The best part is the old boom mic slowly dropped over time and you had to keep adjusting it when talking, now the mic holds in place forever without needing readjustment.


The cup holder I didn't need but it's shallow enough I feel like there's risk of knocking over your cup. The headphone holder is a wonderful bonus that I didn't know I needed. Now I use it all the time.

[2.275 lb] Solid construction, works as I intend it to, as an overhead top down camera setup. Also use it for booming lights. Works great.