Well made Octagon Parabolic and easy to setup ,the lighting shape are awesome with professional look. For the price you can't go wrong, the quality of the Bowens ring is 5*.
Definitely I recommend for professional who don't want spend $$$Hundreds Dollars with ProFoto , Bowens or ElinChron SoftBox ..That's a good Option to Westcoat Zeppelin PARA 36. With out the Hi Price.

Love this. It is very sturdy and well made. Took me a few minutes to figure out the rods but it really wasn't hard. It's quite large....my only wish is I wish it were quickly disassembled so as to make it easier to carry back and forth to shoots. It takes too long to disassemble so I just squish it into the back of my Ford Explorer (where it takes up nearly half the space with all the seats down, ha). It looks a little ridiculously to walk around with but thankfully it's not heavy. You will need a decent stand to support it....not because it's heavy, but because it will get blown around easily if there is wind. I recommend weights, too. I will definitely purchase another one of these when I buy a second speed light.

I wanted a parabolic soft box and had been looking for a while. This unit kept appearing in search engines and I started to look more closely at it, in part because it seemed to represent such good value. I bought this with some trepidation, never having seen or heard of the Selens brand before. Having read the reviews on Amazon, which were largely favourable, I bought it. A lot of my concerns centre around the comments that the fit was excessively tight and that the velcro near the speed ring was too hard to do up. After assembling this soft box, I can say that my fears are allayed. It goes together very well and works accordingly. Assembling it is a simple matter because there are keyed rods which go into appropriate holes in the speed ring by matching the red dots. You just do it by pushing in the relevant opposite rod until all 16 are in place. Doing up the velcro is a bit tricky but not too difficult and the diffuser panels fit very well. I should point out that the best way to attach it to a monolight or speed light adapter is to do it before putting it on its stand. Also worth putting one hand inside the unit - through the speed ring - to help do up the velcro. Overall, the soft box is well made and works very well, giving off a concentrated but very diffuse light. This soft box is much more appropriate for a flash head or bare bulb unit like a Witstro than for a speedlight because the internal reflective surfaces concentrate the soft, scattered light extremely well. The baffles are easy to fit and make a pretty even source possible. A speedlight, with its more concentrated beam, would be less effective, though it would still work. Used with a Witstro - Neewer or Godox, in my case - makes a fantastic modifier that can be used just about anywhere. It's actually hard to image a better combination for a portable flash rig.

I do like the softbox, but has a few problems. It's not easy to assemble, but is solid after it's is assembled. I've seen some other types where they provide hinges, if you will, and it's not necessary to disassemble the rods from the flash ring. It's take a strong wrist and arm to insert the rods into the ring, but once there, feels solid. Otherwise, I do like the unit. It provides a perfect distribution of light for my "outdoor" portraits.

This was my first soft-box for the aperture 120d. It does a great job and it is a great price. I think is really big for my room. I don't use it anymore because it also takes time to mount and un-mount. The room I work on is 12ft X 14 ft X 8ft(high) Between the light, stand, and soft box it feels really big. I now use the light dome mini for my room. Whenever I go to a studio or have a big shoot, I take this umbrella.