K&M Stands 21445 Leveling Leg

Adapt Your Stand Setup for Uneven Ground With Precision
The K&M Stands 21445 Leveling Leg is a smart and durable add-on designed to stabilize speaker and lighting stands on sloped or irregular surfaces. Whether you’re on a staircase, stage riser, or dealing with uneven flooring in a studio, this adapter ensures a safe and balanced base for your gear. Designed specifically for compatibility with multiple K&M speaker and lighting stand models, it adds functionality without complicating your setup.

Easily Integrates With Compatible K&M Stands
This leveling leg is built to integrate with a wide selection of K&M stands, including models like the 21300, 21435, 21460, and more. It attaches directly to one of the legs of your stand and uses a secure clamping bracket to hold its position. With an adjustable length extension of up to 7.874", it compensates for height differences to keep your equipment level, reducing the risk of tipping or unstable setups.

Fast Adjustment for Practical Stage Needs
Adjustments are simple and tool-free, making it an ideal choice for fast-paced stage environments where reliability and speed matter. The clamping mechanism locks in your settings for consistent support during performances or presentations. When used on even ground, the adapter remains in its original fixed position, so you don’t have to remove or reset it between gigs or setups.

Reliable Support With Solid Steel Construction
Built from durable steel, this leveling leg offers rugged dependability for both mobile and fixed applications. It weighs just 1.473 lbs and maintains a sleek, professional black finish to match your existing stands. Its compact profile won’t interfere with your gear placement, keeping your setup streamlined and safe.

A Versatile Tool for AV Technicians and Performers
This adapter is an excellent solution for sound techs, AV crews, and performers who frequently encounter variable setup conditions. By ensuring your speaker or lighting stand remains steady and level, you’re not only protecting expensive equipment—you’re also creating a safer, more reliable environment on stage or in the studio.