Suprisingly solid because the knuckle is made out of metal; holds a reflector or foamcore boards really solidly from one point of contact on a light stand or other rigging. Doesnt clamp too hard so keeps foam boards intact yet snug.
14/12/2025
This set seems good value for money. The clamp is really strong and even holds large reflectors with easy. Material quality seems to be somewhere in the middle but it’s all working well for what I needed it for.
11/12/2025
“K&F Concept Heavy Duty Metal Mount Reflector Bracket Photography” A simple clamp with rubber protectors mounted on a joint of those flash and umbrella holder. Good construction, powder coating. Very useful as a third hand for holding reflective panels. It does its job well, the clamp would have been excellent with a harder spring. Recommended
08/12/2025
The workmanship of this multi-purpose tweezers is good. It is made of metal, solid, articulated, and the finishes are impeccable. It will quickly become indispensable on a photo set, a stage, or any other place that accumulates supports in 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch formats, and something to maintain. Deflectors, pieces of cardboard, papers, cables, a curtain... everything fits into this clip. Indeed, it can also be used upside down by pinching a table top, for example. There, it is the threads that are exposed, and the clamp is transformed into a support. It is practical. In the end, I am satisfied with this product. This accessory is well designed and fits just about anywhere. Sold for €19, it is an investment, but it can provide proud services to its owner.
05/12/2025
This clip was designed to help you attach a reflector in your studio. In the form of an articulated mini arm and equipped with a mount that can be put on a studio tripod spigot and a 1/4"-20 screw, it will provide you with many services, whether in the studio or when you are traveling. To keep with you in your equipment case when you travel!
02/12/2025
Exactly what I needed : a very sturdy metal clamp designed to hold large reflectors or fabric on set or in the studio. The tips are rubber-coated to protect what you’re clipping.Underneath, there’s a standard screw mount to attach it to a tripod. A center screw lets you tilt the clamp to your preferred angle, then tighten it so it stays locked in place. A must-have for any studio setup.
29/11/2025