Photo Backdrop Stands

[Grommets] This is my first vinyl backdrop.� I normally buy the cloth.� The photo quality exceeded my expectations.

Great portable backdrop pole. Light enough but strong enough to do the job. With two stands and a backdrop, you have a set.

[Yes] I have 3 of these stands and bought the first for a off camera lighting stand. I also have two more that I use for supporting my backdrop.Very lightweight and easy to set up.

[Solid] Ive been carrying my backdrop stand, light stands, backdrop, and camera/light gear myself when I set up studio on-location, so Ive been looking for something portable and sturdy. This was perfect--I got it just before a shoot at our local university, and it was SO NICE not to lug everything myself across campus. Easy to fold up and unfold again. Love the wheels!

[11.3 lb] This bag can hold almost anything and everything.� Lights, cords, soft boxes, light stands if not too tall, backdrop but not the stand, and all the accessories you can pack into it.

[13 lb (6 kg)] I purchased 5 of these for my light stands as well as my video backdrop stands and having had back surgery several months ago it's the thing that still allows me to work in my studio since I couldn't lift any of those stands. I don't use them for tracks so those are not useful to me but game changing for the stands as I frequently have to reconfigure the studio for different use cases. Well worth the money.

[4.38 lb] I use these stud adapters to rest my backdrop rods on my light stands and they fit perfectly! To be completely honest, I don't even know if this is the correct usage for these adapters but they sure worked for this! I'm so glad that B&H has these because I could not find them anywhere else, but no surprise here, it is B&H afterall, they have pretty much everything including legendary customer service, and I received my order promptly with no issues. Thanks B&H!

[Black] I have some C stands on the wheels and have been debating if I should get another on wheels since I LOVE THOSE SO MUCH. I got this one to hold my studio backdrop and since my studio floors and not leveled I wanted to make sure I can adjust the legs to where my backdrop wont warp because of the unevenness. It works perfect!! Being able to adjust the legs is huge on slanted floors.

When you have a bunch of stands and need a backdrop, why buy a backdrop kit when you can just buy the pole. At 12'6 this is the widest I could find on BH. This is a good telescoping pole. Photoflex is first rate equipment.

[8.5 lb] I used this in conjunction with moving blankets on backdrop stands on each side of me and behind me. I was very pleased that there was NO room reverberation in a small room that I have been using for VoiceOver work. I used it with a small desktop microphone stand. I had to use supplemental weights on the baseplate of the desktop mike stand to ensure stability. I placed spare pieces of foam across the top of the Auray unit and on the surface of the desk I was using for additional reflection mitigation.