[4.7 lb] I absolutely love my apple boxes! I took the largest one out on a shoot the day after receiving it and it made my shoot so much easier. I had wanted apple boxes for a while but did not realize how helpful they would be with posing the model. It made all the difference.

[4.7 lb] Once again, SHAPE has created a wonderfully made product that works perfectly with my stands they've also produced. 5/5 hands down.

[4.7 lb] I'm able to wheel my light around when doing on location portraiture. I used to pick up my stand and move it, now it's a breeze.

[Yes] I am using it for Still Life and product photography and it is often handy and useful.

[4.7 lb] I bought the Matthews Minivator II and there is nothing mini about it! I love these wheels because otherwise it would be nearly impossible for a single woman photographer to move that beast around! It weighs about 45lbs and good for studio unless you have The Hulk to bring it on location for you! These are heavy, heavy duty wheels and fit the stand perfectly. You do need tools to attach to the stand. Take off the leg ends that come with the stand and then slide these in. Thanks to my husband for putting this together for me. Couldn't do without these wheels!

[4.7 lb] These were about half the size of the regular Combo wheels and fit perfectly with smaller sized stands like a low-boy combo / beefy baby. Functionally they work great. I wish the brake pedal stood out a bit more so that it would be easier to engage but overall really satisfied with my purchase and indeed bought another set immediately.

[4.7 lb] It fits Matthews and Impact. Really well made for the price. Also, I like that the brake is a reasonable size so it's not pain to release. 10/10

[4.7 lb] Wow - the minivator II is so big and heavy there is no way I could use it without these wheels.

[4.7 lb] Less than half the price of the Matthew's Slider Stand Wheel Set but built very well and work well with my slider stands. The downside is that they use an allen screw to attach instead of a knob like the more expensive set - this means taking them on and off takes more time. They are also at a steeper angle - I actually like this because the legs won't be as wide, but if you are extending the stands a lot and putting a lot of weight up high, you might want a wider base.

[4.7 lb] Love SHAPE stands and these wheels have not let me down on set. They're installed on my triple riser combo stand and it all rolls smoothly around plus the build quality is great.