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Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand

The Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand - your steadfast companion for seamless production setups. Crafted to support heavier loads like steadicam rigs and stabiliser systems effortlessly, this stand redefines convenience on set.

SKU: GC52-KP158MB

Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand

Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand

The Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand - your steadfast companion for seamless production setups. Crafted to support heavier loads like steadicam rigs and stabiliser systems effortlessly, this stand redefines convenience on set.

Designed with compactness in mind, the Kupo 158MB outshines traditional steadicam stands with its smaller footprint, making transportation and storage a breeze. The innovative central pole is not just a support - it transforms into a versatile 'Moses pole,' granting steadicam operators respite between takes, especially when lugging around a large docking stand is impractical.

But its utility doesn't stop there. The central tube doubles as a steadfast support for slider systems, ensuring stability and preventing sagging when rigged under a dolly. Need to illuminate your scene? The 5/8" (16mm) baby pin enables seamless mounting of heavier lighting fixtures, adding versatility to your setup.

When it's time to pack up, the Kupo 158MB stands tall even when folded, saving precious floor space in your studio or on location. And for those rugged outdoor shoots or uneven terrains, optional caster wheels with premium pneumatic tires provide smooth maneuverability, ensuring stability wherever your creativity takes you.

But wait, there's more! Elevate your efficiency with the optional tailor-made stand tray, offering ample storage for tools and accessories, keeping your essentials within arm's reach for uninterrupted workflow. With the Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand, elevate your production setup to new heights of convenience and reliability, leaving you free to focus on capturing the perfect shot, every time.

Key Features:

Supports Heavier Steadicam Rigs

Compact Design for Easy Transport

Central Pole Doubles as Moses Pole

5/8" Baby Pin for Mounting Lights

Optional Tray and Pneumatic Wheels

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Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand

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Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand

The Kupo 158MB Compact Steadicam Stand - your steadfast companion for seamless production setups. Crafted to support heavier loads like steadicam rigs and stabiliser systems effortlessly, this stand redefines convenience on set.

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