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Phottix Saldo 280 Air-Cushioned Light Stand (9')
Constructed from aluminum, the three-section Saldo 280 Air-Cushioned Light Stand from Phottix extends to 110", folds down to 32.68", and will support gear weighing up to 6.6 lb. The 4.2 lb stand has air-cushioned sections that gently lower your equipment to avert impact damage when making height adjustments.
Benefits
- Two-tone chrome and black finish
- Air-cushioned for added security when working with your lights
- Collapsed folded length is 32.68"
- Perfect for your studio, home studio, or for working on location
- Works well with compact studio strobes and small light shapers
- Supports a payload of 6.6 lb
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Product Overview
Constructed from aluminum, the three-section Saldo 280 Air-Cushioned Light Stand from Phottix extends to 110", folds down to 32.68", and will support gear weighing up to 6.6 lb. The 4.2 lb stand has air-cushioned sections that gently lower your equipment to avert impact damage when making height adjustments.
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