SmallRig RA-S280 light stand with an air cushion that slows an accidental descent and protects both the light and your fingers. Height adjusts from 94 to 280 cm and it folds to 94 cm. Stainless 1/4"-20 adapter, flip locks, nylon feet.
SmallRig RA-S280 light stand with an air cushion that slows an accidental descent and protects both the light and your fingers. Height adjusts from 94 to 280 cm and it folds to 94 cm. Stainless 1/4"-20 adapter, flip locks, nylon feet.
Suitable for portrait photography, still life photography, live streaming, interviews, e-commerce photography and similar work.
The air-cushioned design protects lights and fingers from an accidental descent. The height adjusts freely from 94 cm to 280 cm, the folded length is 94 cm and the stand is easy to carry. It is made mainly of aluminium alloy and iron; the iron support bar is 2.66 mm thick and 15 mm wide, the aluminium alloy knob is strong and durable, and the quick and efficient flip lock holds a high load. The flat 1/4"-20 threaded adapter offers higher compatibility and a more secure accessory connection, and is made of strong stainless steel to resist wear and corrosion. The distance between the legs extends to 1.2 m at maximum for added stability, and the feet use anti-slip, wear-resistant nylon pads.
Key features
1. Safety air cushion for shock absorbing
2. Freely adjustable height from 94 cm to 280 cm
3. Made of high-strength, durable metals
4. Quick and efficient on/off flip lock
5. Stainless steel 1/4"-20 threaded adapter for higher compatibility; plane cutting brings a more secure accessory connection









1× RA-S280 Air-cushioned Light Stand
Folded Length: 940 mm
Max Height: 2800 mm
Center Column Diameter: 35-30-25 mm
Leg Diameter: 22 mm
Load Capacity: 5 kg
Net Weight: 2.1 kg
Package Weight: 2.3 kg
Colour: Black
Material: Aluminium Alloy
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Tripods for lights |
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