Studio Light Stand GlareOne G-802 100 cm with Spigot - adjustable tripod support

GlareOne G-802 is a compact studio light stand offering up to 100 cm height with a standard spigot for mounting flashes, LED panels or small softboxes. Designed as an adjustable tripod support, it combines a lightweight footprint with stable leg geometry suitable for both studio and on-location photography or video production. The stand accepts common light heads and accessories, making it a practical choice for portrait, product and tabletop setups that require easy positioning and reliable support.

Advantages

The GlareOne G-802 provides steady support through its reinforced tripod base and adjustable central column, allowing fine height control up to 100 cm. Its standard spigot ensures wide compatibility with many flashes and compact continuous lights, while the compact folded size aids transport and storage. The construction balances portability and stability for use in small studios, home setups or when working on location.

Suitable for

• Portrait and headshot lighting with compact strobes or LED heads
• Product photography and tabletop setups
• On-location shoots where a lightweight, portable stand is needed
• Small video or streaming rigs using compact LED panels

Key specifications

• Maximum height: 100 cm
• Mounting interface: standard spigot for light heads and accessories
• Design: adjustable tripod support with central column
• Portability: compact folded dimensions for transport and storage
• Compatibility: fits common flashes, compact LED panels and small softboxes

How to use

Set up the tripod legs on a level surface and release the leg locks to extend them until the base feels stable. Extend the central column to the required height and secure it with the locking mechanism. Attach the light head or accessory onto the spigot and tighten the mounting screw to prevent rotation or slippage. Make small position adjustments to tilt and rotate the head as required, then check stability before powering any attached lights.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, place the stand on a firm, even surface and avoid extending the central column to its absolute maximum when using heavier heads. Use sandbags or weight on the tripod base in windy or high-traffic locations. Regularly inspect mounting threads and locks for wear and ensure all fastenings are tightened before each session.