🎥 High-Performance Swivel Caster Wheels Set for Professional Photo and Video Studio Shooting: Emart Heavy Duty C Stand Rolling Wheels with Brake Review

These are very well made but I was hoping to use them on 1" C-Rack legs. Unfortunately they don't fit. They are tightened by about 1 millimeter and no amount of force will help install them. I definitely recommend them if you have feet that fit in.

I wanted wheels for my coasters and they fit. They just don't roll as smoothly as you'd like. I have a Dolica tripod trolley and the thing rolls like butter. But they were relatively cheap, so I can't complain. Smooth as butter costs more haha.

These casters are built to last. They're handy, they really saved me the headache of getting two C-pillars, one with wheels and one without wheels, and they attach to various supports if you can find spacers for the strut legs, thinner if available. This is a must if you are on a budget.

I've added casters to the Neewer Heavy Duty C-Stand and they fit well. You may have to turn the bases on the wheels to get the stand's legs to fold properly, but it's easy enough. Even with the very heavy Speedotron 106 head and large cosmetic plate on the counterbalanced boom, the tripod rolls easily and feels stable. Casters are a much safer way to move a loaded stand than lifting or dragging it. The wheels seem expensive but they are worth it.

I originally bought these for my main tripods. They were quite heavy and I thought they would fit, but they just didn't fit. I decided to take it easy and bought a newer C stand to work with wheels but it doesn't work for them either. They are constantly adjusting and rotating. I tightened the top and bottom nuts. So they look like quality wheels, but in any case, be careful when trying to fit them to your stand.

I wanted wheels for my C pillars and they fit. They just don't roll as smoothly as you'd like. I have a Dolica tripod trolley and the thing rolls like butter. But they were relatively cheap, so I can't complain. Smooth as butter costs more haha.

These casters are built to last. They're handy, they really saved me the headache of getting two C-pillars, one with wheels and one without wheels, and they attach to various supports if you can find spacers for the strut legs, thinner if available. This is a must if you are on a budget.

I originally bought these for my main tripods. They were quite heavy and I thought they would fit, but they just didn't fit. I decided to take it easy and bought a newer C stand to work with wheels but it doesn't work for them either. They are constantly adjusting and rotating. I tightened the top and bottom nuts. So they look like quality wheels, but in any case, be careful when trying to fit them to your stand.