[Built-In] I purchased this stand to hold my Amaran 300c and light dome. I wanted 11’ height for recording in my garage and I needed something that could easily adjust, move around, yet also be stable on a sloped surface. This stand was perfect!

I’ve been using it regularly and it moves easily, yet locks on all three casters ensure it stands firm where I place it. It is well constructed with heavy duty metal and feels very sturdy and durable. I’m thinking of buying another one or two.

It’s easily adjustable and the legs will fold up if desired.

[Chrome] I don't know where I'll be tomorrow, but I do know that I'll have my very reliable Impact Folding Wheeled Base Stand by my side. Excellent product, sturdy and made to last!

[14.6 lb] You get all the benefits of a c-stand with extra portability.
The wheels fold up for easy storage or transportation. 10/10 recommended!

[5/8" Stud] The stand is actually light yet sturdy. The castors are great quality. I have main camera plus overhead camera on this using a boom from one of my c stands. Highly recommend.

[4] They just work, they are solid workhorses, they are easy to fold up and take with you in your trunk.

[40.2 x 6.5 x 6"] I ordered two of these for light to medium duty stands with casters. They snap together easily. Make sure you have sand bags for the base to keep it steady when a light is mounted. The leg spread is fine but modest. As always, attach a counter weight to attached booms. Need a knuckle with a pin to complete set up.

[5/8" Stud] I use it in a photo studio.
It's the same height as the ceiling, so it was helpful to write.
It is useful because it is well made

[Rectangular] I decided to go with he 11 model just in case I needed the extra height. This stand is well built and is easy to fold the legs up. The wheels glide easily over hardwood floors and carpet.

[14.6 lb] I use this as a small footprint, rolling video tripod. It rolls smoothly with enough weight to make my rig solid!

[Built-In] I really liked the strong and stable structure of the tripod, and especially the central rod of the tripod which is made entirely of steel, I put obviously illogical weights on the tripod and it survived everything smoothly, but as I mentioned - if they made it have longer legs it would be more stable.
The wheels are just perfect, easy to disassemble and assemble, and once I lock them the tripod does not go anywhere and stays in place.
As you can see in the photos I attached, on the tripod I put the Godox SZ200BI lighting in combination with the Godox QR-P90 softbox and the tripod stood up to it very well almost up to the maximum height, where I would have preferred to add sandbags or weights at the bottom of the tripod so that it would be safe and not accidentally fall .
In addition, I did an experiment with the Avenger D520L arm in combination with the Avenger D200, and the Godox SZ200BI video lighting, with the QR-P90 softbox, in addition to balance, I put the Manfrotto 1004BAC tripod on the other side and the tripod just stood perfectly and I wasn't afraid that it would fall because it looked quite stable.
Love this tripod