SMALLRIG Super Clamp Kit, Heavy Duty Max Load 33lb /15kg, with a 1/4"-20 & a 3/8"-16 Top Screw on a 5/8" Stud, for Photography Studio Video Camera Lighting, for Round Pipe and Flat SurfaceClimatePartner certified

This is an outstanding heavy duty clamp. I’ve used it several times attached to my c-stand to hold additional lighting equipment with soft boxes and it hasn’t failed me yet. It’s easy to mount and use, a great overall design and excellent value overall. Smallrig has quickly become one of my favorite brands for photography related gear.

Absolutely must have. Extremely heavy duty and versatile. Used with Canon 6D and Hero 4, overkill for the Hero but extremely fast to securely deploy.

I use a super clamp when I'm doing photography work with my c-stand arm and a Godox AD 600 Pro. The strobe unit is quite heavy so I use the extension head and use this super clamp to attach the strobe body to the c-stand vertical shaft. It drastically reduces the weight on the arm and the weight on the shaft provides a lot of stability to the stand itself.There is a lot to like in this clamp from SmallRig, but I do have a couple of small complaints. I own a few SmallRig items and, like this one, they are all well made and reasonably priced. This is a heavy-duty clamp and I think it will work well for a wide variety or purposes. I like that it came with a small wedge you can place in the v-groove that allows the clamp to be used on a flat surface like a desk. I wish there was some way to better store that wedge on the clamp because it can be easily lost. It comes attached to the screw that holds in the stud, but you can't tighten that down with the wedge stored there. My other complaint is that it didn't come with any instructions. The basic use of it is obvious, but maybe there is a trick with the wedge and I just don't know it. It also came with 4 screws that I assume are used on the threaded holes on the back of the clamp, but again I don't have any more information.Those are minor complaints and overall I'm very happy with this super clamp and given the high quality I expect to be using it for many years to come.

Great holding strength, added a arca mount to the stud with some lock tight and clamped the camera to my 1 3/4 rollbar, didn’t move at allPurchased another

The media could not be loaded. I was blown away by the build quality of the SmallRig Super Clamp! This thing is solid, made of durable aluminum alloy, and grips tightly without slipping. I’ve used it to mount everything from cameras and lights to action cams and even small monitors—it holds firm every time.The adjustable jaws make it incredibly versatile, clamping securely onto tripods, light stands, desk edges, and even odd-shaped objects. The 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads are a fantastic addition, allowing easy attachment of accessories.For the price, this is an absolute steal. Whether you're a filmmaker, photographer, or content creator, this is one of those small accessories that makes a huge difference. Highly recommend!For those that are looking to mount a camera to a standup desk, this clamp is awesome. Combine it with a Insta 360 Selfie stick and you have one heck of a camera stand.I created list of the items I usedhttps://www.amazon.com/shop/gearmashers/list/2TQJBAC7J28BI?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d

What’s there to say. It’s the clampiest! Works how you’d expect. Not going anywhere.

Using with Impact Varipole. Works great. Can be used to hand lights, mics, cameras. Holds a lot of weight and clamps down tight. Would be great if there was a way to make the metal adapter head pin vertical. When you use a stand adapter with an elbow joint it rotates/turns under weight, so you end up having to mount lights horizontally and then angling them up. But all in all these are great. Very well made and super useful.

I built my own copy stand to do macro photography after watching videos and researching online I bought this and it’s perfect. Easily adjustable and with this purchase and materials I had I made a copy stand for around $40 can’t beat that compared to the ones I had my eye on ranging from $150-$1200.