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KUPO 169M Master Classic 2.9m Light Stand
KUPO 169M Master Classic 2.9m Light Stand
This Kupo 169M Classic Light Stand can carry up to 10kg while still being lightweight and portable. The large footprint of the 169M makes it extremely secure to carry large softboxes without tilting the stand to one side.
Features:
Large diameter tube capacity provides a sturdy load calpacity of up to 10Kg
The turning knob comes with stainless steel bolt mould-in for durable clamping operation and smooth operation
The bottom spider unique casting design adds a central “lazy leg” feature to the stand. It provides better resistance to wind and small amplitude movement. Dual-leg struts provide extra strength and stability.
The stand is made of lightweight material for easy carrying but has strength and sturdiness. When folded it is only 101cm long, yet it can be extended up to 290cm.
Comes with a Velcro strap to fasten the legs for better storage.
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Product Overview
KUPO 169M Master Classic 2.9m Light Stand
This Kupo 169M Classic Light Stand can carry up to 10kg while still being lightweight and portable. The large footprint of the 169M makes it extremely secure to carry large softboxes without tilting the stand to one side.
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