[21 x 16.5 x 15"] My third one and the Cambo continues to impress. A solid solution that just works.
The many advantages become readily apparent the first time you use the CAMBO. Applicable for lights or camera mount. Especially beneficial for overhead flat shooting and lighting. Strongly recommended.

[35.6 lb] I can't even explain how much I love my new boom.

You can see me moving it around on my IG at


https://www.instagram.com/p/C4OXz4qJD-0/

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] very well priced and well built. easy to put together and install. worked very well with an inexpensive articulated mount.

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] you cant really appreciate this amazing boom arm till you actually use it. for any photographer who thinks that details make the difference this tool is an amazing thing to have , the ease of use compatibility and ergonomically design make your lighting shaping so much easy, precise and super fast , this tool eliminate the all obstacles and discomfort of tiding nobs and climbing,you literally do it with a tip of your finger and get a surgical precision....and YES .... 25 + pound of gear load as far as the price goes ,$400 and change , if you think about the fact that it cost about 150 dollars to get a regular boom arm ,matthews or avenger , for an extra $250 you getting a top notch tool that exceed the regular boom arm experience by light years . only thing that i found as a con is the weird glossy screaming red color in one of the elements ,i gaffed tape it in black ........ problem solved

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] need mount bracket to go with ..........................

[35.6 lb] this is exactly what we needed! we needed something to hang under a monitor in our office next to an x-ray machine. it's very easy to set up. You just put it against the back of the monitor and then put the mount on top of that and then screw it all in together. Then we connected the mount on the monitor to the piece in the wall and voila!! It is adjustable. the whole thing can move up and down in case you want it closer or further away from the monitor and it tilts so it can sit at almost 90 degrees or you can tilt it down at like a 45 degree angle.

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] You could spend a lot more on binoculars however these Carson 8x26 RD Binoculars are excellent for the price.

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] Great option for mounting monitor, keyboard and mouse tray to the wall. All you need to add is a cheap monitor wall mount and add this between the monitor and the wall mount. I used it withOrienttvbracket TV Wall Mount Bracket Fixed Position for most 14 to 24 Inch LED LCD OLED Plasma Flat Screen Panel with VESA up to 100x100mm and 35 lb

[35.6 lb] Great product - wish I had bought years ago! Be aware the weights do not come with the boom.

[21 x 16.5 x 15"] This is my second Cambo Redwing Boom. I have the Standard and the Compact (with a 30 extension bar). One on a Matthews Jr. with wheels and the other on a Kupo Jr. with wheels. These are for me, the best, time saving and most flexible lighting placement solutions I have experienced. From table top products, to full length fashion in the studio or on location. From 6 foot soft boxes, to 7.5 foot Octoboxes, to heads with barn doors. You can roll your lights into position and adjust the light's position to almost any angle possible and quickly. The lights and their modifiers stay in position and can be moved as one wishes with the twist of the wrist or the lifting of an elbow. The boom deals with all the weight issues. Of course, you have to exercise caution when adjusting the boom arms counter weight and when attaching and removing the lighting equipment on and off it. I would also suggest a step ladder for this. I have really not tried them on a C stand but I did try a 6x4 foot soft box on a C stand briefly and it was holding up well. But sandbagging the C stand without wheels limits the overall movement in this case. The main question is, will you use it enough to justify the expense. If so, it should make your lighting life easier and remove unnecessary strain to your body.