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The backstage wheels are really the ones to get: http://www.backstageweb.com/New%20Products.htm

They make rolling over cables, etc easy. They also give you a super wide heavy base. Not for every situation though, I actually have a single riser stand with the hard wheels and a double riser with the pneumatics and I use them both all the time. If going without wheels definitely get the wider base and the two rise. Otherwise it will often seem a little short and you will need a sandbag more often.

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It is important to instruct them on how to move it(one leg forward, sled towards your body) and set some limits. Even if your taking the sled off when moving it still seems loads easier to me to move the stand with wheels. The big wheels are definitely not for tight locations though. I mainly use the smaller wheels to widen the base and add a little height to my single riser stand. The small wheels are a rougher ride for the sled than the big ones but the big ones do give people ideas of taking the sled places they probably shouldn't.

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