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Cheetah Stand C12 Auto Stand with Carry Bag
Cheetah Stand C12 Auto Stand with Carry Bag
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The original Cheetah Stand C12 light stand with innovative auto deploying legs feature help you swiftly move your lighting from one spot to another. Heavy duty. Quick. Nimble. Made for the creator on the go.
We've all been there. You're taking photos in one spot, when you need to move your lights across the room quickly to capture a live moment. Then comes the hassle of having to manually close your light stand legs or suffer bruises on your own legs by trying to rush because you have to snap that candid shot. Or worse, you knock over something while trying to be a light stand ninja. With the Cheetah Stand auto collapsing leg feature, you won't have to worry about any of that and move quickly from one spot to another. Want to move your light? Just lift it and the legs close. It's that easy.
With Cheetah Stand, we believe in repairing your stands. Lose a screw after a crazy event? Decided to overload the stand and now one section slips? No worries because you can find repair parts to fix your stand and continue creating here!
The Cheetah Stand C12 light stand maximum height is 12 feet and stores at 43 inches. It supports up to 12 pounds. Ideal for most strobes, monolights or LEDs with modifiers. Designed to be used on flat surfaces for best results.
Dimensions:
Closed Length: 43"
Minimum Height: 44"
Maximum Height: 141"
Footprint: 44"
Weight: 7 lb
Max Weight Support: 21 lb
Includes:
1 - C12 Stand
1 - C12 Carrying Bag
The Cheetah Stand C12 is outstanding. It is well built and I like the size incase I need to raise my light high. I would highly recommend the Cheetah Stand C12.
This is now my go to light stand. Heavy Duty enough to hold my largest light with ease, easy to adjust, and the carry case is very useful. I will be ordering a second.
I absolutely love my stand. So happy I was finally able to get one.
I've been using C8 CheetahStands on location for some years. Looking to try a C12 for greater wind stability. Thinking a heavier stand might be a better alternative to the lighter C8 and a sand bag. I've used the C8s for years and love them! Worth the price!
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