DJ Light Stand Heavy Duty Par Can Tripod T-Bar Stage Lights Stand Adjustable 39-70 Inch DJ Lighting Tripod Mount

It's of better quality than I expected it to be for the price. It's very stable and easy to setup. It's decently heavy so it stands up with only one light on it. The height is also adjustable. I use this stand for 2 par 64 can lights for night fishing and it works perfectly in high winds.

This is a very nice, light and sturdy light stand. Easy to transport and price is good. Highly recommended

Very nice stand that is well built and sturdy. Lightweight which is always a plus. Easy to adjust.

Muy buena calidad

The stand is fairly lightweight but very sturdy. The center pole and legs are a good thickness and feel solid. The legs can be adjusted to maintain a small footprint or expanded for improve stability. There is a pin to secure the upper portion which is a welcomed feature.The lights I have secured well with the provided screws and there was adequate spacing. This is meant for four lights but it can easily accommodate more and the stand remains stable and secure. The stand extends to about 6' high. Even with lights attached I found it very easy to move it around the room as needed. Great light stand!

I am very pleased with how sturdy this light stand is.I am was also surprised that it came with heavy-duty hardware for installing lights as well.It's not that tall, but it is good for creating an atmosphere in small venues or stages.Highly recommend for small bands or DJs!

I wouldn't say this is the best. But for the price it works just fine. You do have to play with setting up the lights for balance. I would have loved for it to be taller, but then again this is what we can afford for now.The assembly was super easy. Not too heavy.

This thing is built like a tank in a good way.Depending on the event you are at, I will throw some sandbags on the tripod leg below, but this will depend on how heavy the lights are from the top and how you hang them.OK, wingnuts, which can be very frustrating if you need to adjust them, especially with larger LED lights.I recommend getting an "L bracket," which would be much easier to tighten and remove your lights.You're setting up the hardware, but if you're setting up LEDs with a 3/8 male-to-female, you will NEED TO GET creative, which is frustrating.A good base is needed before you install the yoke, and every lighting system will NOT have holes with the yolk versus the male or female.It's a good idea.I wish the bar were more extended by about 2 to 3 feet, and they included extra hardware.It gets the job done and, for the most part.