Godox S Type Bracket Bowens Mount Holder for Speedlite Flash Snoot Softbox Beauty Dish Reflector Umbrella...

Very sturdy construction. Not flimsy at all. Should last a long time.

I really like the product is real nice and strong real good 100 recommend.

Holds my flash in the perfect position for my soft box. Fits softbox good. Much better than my old setup. Works well with my umbrellas also.

The usefulness of this bracket is amazing. I bought is because: A- I like that it aims the flash to the center of my umbrellas, and B: Because I can use Bowens mount modifiers. My only gripe is that it's plastic and cheaply made. The price reflects this, and if it breaks, 20 bucks isn't that much for a replacement. But this disposable mindset really bothers me. I'd prefer the Phottix Cerberus. It's a far superior bracket, professional grade, incredible construction, metal and will last forever.It's three times of cost, and it doesn't have an umbrella mount. You need to use the umbrella mount in their Varos umbrella mount, which raises the flash higher than the center of the umbrella. You can't really go wrong with this. I wish it was metal instead of plastic, but it's super useful.

Finally got this out of the box and used it on a softbox that came with its own bracket. This is without a doubt the best Bowens S mount bracket I have, and I have some brackets in my collection. Here is what I like: 1. Allows me to insert my flash into the modifier instead of trying to line it up with the opening. If you ever tried to line a speedlight on a trigger with the hole in a softbox you know what I mean. Connect a bare bulb to a stripbox with this bracket and it's magical! 2. Real S mount, attaching a big softbox to this is simple and the click lets you know it is locked in. No more having your softbox come off in your hand when you rotate it. 3. Everything that comes in contact with your speedlight is padded. Not a big deal with many of my speedlights since they have been around for a while. I have 4 newer SB-910's that I would like to keep looking nice for as long as I can. 4. The speedlight can be mounted with the head in the same direction as the modifier dimension, the head will go vertical in a stripbox instead of horizontal. Sounds minor but helps give even coverage in a rectangular modifier. 5. Handle for tilt has a release button to rotate it out of the way. I have brackets that cost twice what I paid for this one where the handle is stuck wherever it is tight, even if it prevents the softbox from rotating. Here is what I don't like: 1. Its all plastic. I know for 20 bucks it will be plastic, at least it seems to be very strong and well finished without rough edges or flash. Everything on it fits and works, nothing on it looks like it will cut me. 2. The tilt adjustment is very coarse, I don't have a problem with adjusting it but I have mounted it on a light stand swivel when I didn't want to fuss with it. Use it with a shoot through umbrella and you will never notice, use a snoot with a tight grid and you will. Overall I really like this, some thought went into the design and it shows in the results.