Understand comes with wheels, which is super handy, especially for flat floor and or studio use. It does seem to hold a good amount of weight.I was able to put my aperture nova 300 on it and it did not have any problems. I do not believe this is made of steel but rather aluminum.So it's fairly lightweight, but also feels a bit flimsier than normal stands. The caster wheels were as expected and roll around smoothly and swivel when moved and pushed. My only real complaint with the stand is that the build quality is a bit on the cheaper side, for example, in the locks for the legs, sometimes they get stuck and you have to put the stand at just a right angle to be able to pull the locks out of their grooves. The support arms that hold the legs down locked also feel a little bit lightweight, which again will probably hold for the job.But don't seem like the hold up to much abuse. Aside from potential build quality issues.I think for the price.It's a great value and will hold just about most things you throw on a regular seat stand with the added benefit of having wheels. Overall, if you're not going to be beating your stand up or throwing it in the back of a truck, I can recommend this stand.