📸 ChromLives Camera Flash Speedlite Mount: Professional Swivel Stand Light Bracket with Shoe Holder - Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Nissin, Metz & More! Review

I have 4 of these. Use them in my studio and on location. They are lightweight, easy to learn and use. My only complaint is that the set screws are difficult to turn and too small to get a good grip. So I use some small pliers that I keep in my camera bag.

Bought a pair of these to mount my 622 flash and tripod flash. They're working great so far and since you have two it's great value. Make sure you mount the flash in the device the same way you mount it in your body, otherwise it will slip and possibly fall off.

NOT for heavy use. If you're looking for semi-professional use, this isn't for you. One of the pieces broke from plastic on the third use, even the dough can work if handled with care. If you're thinking of setting it up for a studio and not moving them too far, they might work.

The swivel arm is no joke. My cheap racks are jealous of these guys! Including quick release, standard box or flash insert. The hinge snaps securely in place and the high quality metal used ensures they stay in place and last a long time. This is a professional level, so they have weight to themselves. Buy once and use for a lifetime!

For the price, I really liked these mounts for their strength and quality of materials. And the customer service is too good. I would really prefer this store and if you have any questions or concerns about your gear feel free to ask them and they will do their best to provide the best service.

I have each mounted a Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite on a spare tripod that serves as a makeshift lighting stand. You'll need to keep a short flathead screwdriver in your back pocket to tighten them. The included knurled locking ring is too small in diameter to prevent rocking of items mounted on a cold shoe. However, your gear is going nowhere if you fill your stand with a sandbag and prevent people from tripping over it. It works with a very light umbrella (it just doesn't inspire confidence in…