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Impact Multiboom Light Stand and Reflector Holder - 13' (4m)

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Features

  • Convertible
  • In The Box: 2 x Integral Reflector Clips, Integral Locking Pivot Lever, One Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Description

This is an Impact Convertible Boom Arm/Light Stand. As a light stand, it can support a small or medium light head to a height of 13' (4 m). Raise the second section completely, click, and it is a boom stand. As a boom, it can hold a small light head to an extension of almost 3' from the center of the stand. It is a reflector holder by means of its two clips, which can support an Impact, Flexfill, or Photoflex light disc as large as 60". A hole at the end of the arm allows an optional counterweight to be hung, for greater stability.Instructions for Using This Stand as a Boom 1. Loosen the large long handle in the middle of the stand. 2. Loosen the top-most section of the stand. Pull that section all the way up. 3. Pull! - swing it horizontally for the boom feature, and lock it for the desired setup. Minimum Height: 40" (102 cm) Maximum Height: 13' (4 m) as light stand 9'(2.7 m) as boom stand, with boom @ 90 degree angle 10.5'(3.2 m) as boom stand, with boom @ 135 degree angle Closed Length: 40" (102 cm) Footprint Diameter: 36" (91 cm) Leg Tip 20mm Weight: 4.6 lbs (2.1 kg) Maximum Load: 5 lbs (2.3 kg) as light stand 3 lbs (1.4 kg) as boom stand Attachment Size: 5/8" stud with 1/4"-20 threaded top Accepts Wheels: Yes Air Cushioned: No


Product Dimensions: 42 x 4.8 x 4.8 inches


Item Weight: 5.39 pounds


Item model number: 3218


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 13, 2011


Manufacturer: Impact


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works great, but be careful!
I use this stand to fly in an overhead shogun mic for interviews where I need to travel light (vs. using a c-stand). It works great because it folds up easy, is lightweight, and the arm is nice and long (+ a sandbag). With that said, BE CAREFULL! If you tighten the knobs too tight (and it really doesn't take much) it will dent the thin metal and the boom arm will no longer slide in and out of the center post. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2019 by JoelW
    • For the money it's great.
For the price I haven't seen any better. If you use speed lights (with brollies, oct boxes etc.) or need to hold popup backgrounds & reflectors this works great. If you are using studio strobes (especially for hair lights) I would go the expensive manfrotto route for peace of mind & safety. It could hold the weight but over time (a lot of use) I wouldn't feel comfortable with that much weight ware & tear on it. It has some "bounce" give and wouldn't trust putting more than 5 lbs on the extended arm. You do need (as with any arm stands) weight for the base and counter balance for the arm. I use 5lb ankle run weights for both and it sturdies this up real quick. If you are a speedlight shooter, this is the boom arm stand to get. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2013 by Road Warrior DIY-er
    • Not heavy-duty but ~1/2 the price of a similar stand.
I purchased this stand because I needed a tall 13' stand for an upcoming project. After looking at the Impact AC 13" stand and the Savage, I chose this one. After the project, I was looking for a reflector holder for my small studio...on top of the fact that I can use it as a boom stand. I'm currently using speedlights and soft softboxes/umbrellas in the studio. The stand arrived and as expected, it is a lightweight stand. Abusing the stand could cause breakage but I'll see how I do with it. I've read on other reviews that the lack of instructions is an irritant. I found the stand to be easy to set up and intuitive to use. The stand is NOT air-cushioned and I'll be adding a small sandbag as a counterweight in the future. But it is, exactly, what's advertised. If it passes the durability test, I'll be purchasing a 2nd one as an additional Reflector holder/boom stand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2011 by A.K.
    • Works like I want it.
I love having my light on a boom. I just use speedlights and light modifiers that are not heavy (no beauty dishes) so I have not had any issues. The boom has a bit of spring to it. I am not sure how much weight I would trust mounting to it but I have no plans to go heavy - which is why I bought this boom. I have no need for a heavier duty steel boom at this time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2015 by jared c wolfe
    • Flimsy
For light reflectors works like a charm. It is not easy to use, if the boom is in vertical position, one has to completely unscrew the bolt. In order to put the boom in horizontal position like on the picture, I need to have three hands :D Very easy to bend. Very lightweight. I am moving on to c-stands. It is better to buy heavy-duty stands and holders, instead of wasting time and money. I would not recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2016 by Owner
    • exactly what i am looking for
I got this stand to hold up a 40inch orb softbox i have, at first i didn't know how it worked, but after checking on line i got the gist of it. after a couple of times use, i love it. The angles and positions you can achieve is just unbelievable, it is very strong, very stable. adding weight to the other side is easy as pie, you will probably find something around the house that can fit the grove for adding weight. This is a quality product, i would strongly recommend this to anyone looking to have extra bit control on the direction of light. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2012 by aelmously
    • Inexpensive boom, you get more than your monies worth, but it's still a low end boom.
For the price, this is a great boom and light stand. I'd like the fit and finish to be a little better quality, like my manfrotto tripod, but again price wise, this is a great buy. I don't plan on needing a boom every shoot, so I skimped a bit on the cost, but I'm happy with the boom.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2017 by RandallFlagg
    • Own two
The only thing problematic with these stands is that they are 40" long when closed and difficult to pack and carry simply because they are so long. (To carry them effectively, you need a light stand bag. I can vouch for the Hakuba 400 -- sturdy, good zipper, good handle, a shoulder strap, good padding and with external pouches for other gear -- but it's 46" long. There are other offerings at Amazon. But I digress.) This stand is excellent. It extends to about 13 feet tall! Or it can be used as a wide-stance light stand or it can be converted to a boom for holding a shotgun mic or you can use the built in clips to hold a diffusion panel or reflector. It's a bit fragile compared to a solid steel C-stand, but it's also lightweight and more compact, except for its length. There are two extensions in the base and two extensions in the boom. There is a threaded hole in the end for attaching a counterweight and a cross-drilled hole for attaching weights. As with any boom, balance is key. don't expect this to hold up a ton on one end of the boom without counterbalancing it at the other end. I use it all the time for holding a shotgun mic. It would hold a small hairlight too. One trick: be sure to tighten all the knobs after you fold it up. They rattle loose and back out. You'll lose knobs and washers and possibly the built-in clips that hold the diffuser/reflector. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2014 by Used To Care

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