📸 FOSOTO 75in Fold Tripod Light Stand: The Perfect Lightweight Lighting Solution for Ring Light, Speedlight, Flash, Umbrella, Softbox, Filming, and Portrait Shooting Review

I bought these to travel for photo studio work and they take up almost half the length of my existing tripods and are very light but strong

The lightest and most compact lighting stand you can own. If you learn to put your feet up, you will feel very good. updated. Bought a second one in February 2020 and it broke after first use unlike the first purchase in 2019. I'm taking one star down on one.

I use it for a 360 camera and needed a light and compact stand that can be set up quickly and that is not too long but can still be extended more than 6 feet. After many purchases, this one is the best of them all. Will buy another one in case I happen to bend my leg on the stand

I cannot guarantee this tripod to anyone. This is an amazingly useful idea, it's very portable but not secure. I flashed him and it was more than he could take. It started to loosen and I caught it before it collapsed. Luckily I have regular light frames that are pretty light and I use them. I'm disappointed that I couldn't use a tripod that wasn't larger than 19 inches when folded, but it is and I took a chance.

I have another portable tripod but it's a bit bigger and heavier but I find it a bit stronger and sturdier. I wanted something smaller and lighter for traveling. As with everything, there are tradeoffs. Maybe not as strong and stable as my other light stands, but certainly an acceptable size and weight, especially when using lighter light sources like LED lights. I'd love to carry weight bags, but that would be pretty impractical in most situations I find myself in. As long as you're indoors or

I bought these for photo studio work and they are almost half the length of my existing tripods and are very light but strong.

The lightest and most compact lighting stand you can afford. If you learn to put your feet up, you will feel very good. updated. Bought a second one in February 2020 and it broke after first use unlike the first purchase in 2019. I'm taking one star down on one.

This stand is perfect for my needs. I use it on set to store two flashes and a 30" softbox. It's stable enough to get the job done without leaning too much and light enough to move everything around with one hand. Plus, it's compact enough to easily fit in my tote bag.

I have another portable tripod but it's a little bigger and heavier, although I think it's a little more solid and stable. I wanted something smaller and lighter for traveling. As with everything, there are tradeoffs. Maybe not as strong and stable as my other light stands, but certainly an acceptable size and weight, especially when using lighter light sources like LED lights. I'd love to carry weight bags, but that would be pretty impractical in most situations I find myself in. As long as…