9.2 FT Stainless Steel Light Stand Photography, 2 Pack Heavy Duty Photography Tripod Stand with 1/4” to 3/8” Screw Adapter for Strobe,LED Video Light,Ring Light, Monolight, Softbox

You can adjust it. It goes up to 9.2 feet and it is stainless steel. Perfect to use for green screen or to set up your photography studio. Easy to put together.Definitely worth the investment.I love that is portable and it is very sturdy.

The studio tripod is a durable and lightweight tool, ideal for supporting cameras and lights in photography and video. It offers stability and height adjustment, making it versatile and suitable for professionals and amateurs looking for reliable equipment. However, it requires time to set up and can take up a significant amount of space if not disassembled.

These are great stands for my strobe lights. They are very sturdy and easy to adjust, they can go up to 9ft. The stainless steel material feels good quality, and it was a decent price. If you’re a photographer, this is a must-have in your studio.

Very sturdy stands. I’ve used them with heavy lights and no issues. Great value.

Very cheaply made, and will bend very easy making it impossible to fold the light stand for storage. I’ve already thrown away many of these and will not purchase anymore.

Well made, both sturdy and not too heavy. Stable base with decent height. I like the 2 screw sizes for connecting a greater variety of devices. The attachment at the top is a good compromise between flexibility and stability.

I had high hopes for these light stands, but unfortunately, they were a major letdown. The legs wouldn’t spread out properly on the stands, making setup extremely frustrating. I had to apply a lot of force just to try to get them to open, and in the process, I injured my finger — definitely not what you want from gear that’s supposed to make things easier.I ended up returning these stands. They may be heavy-duty in material, but if you can’t safely or easily set them up, it defeats the purpose. Maybe I received a defective batch, but I wouldn’t take the risk again. Two stars only because the build itself seemed solid — just very poorly executed in terms of usability.

They look much nicer than they are… the telescoping mechanism is kind of rough, the springs don’t always work smoothly, the adjustments cruise are kind of awkward, and the way the tripod base expands could be better in my opinion.