The bottom line A Bowens mount and a 60 by 90 cm rectangle for 60 € are the right ingredients, and they are all this page provides: the description is one slash character. Everything the shelf compares beyond size and mount has to be discovered after purchase.
On the listing
One bullet, and it contains a single slash. The title carries what there is: a 60 by 90 cm professional large softbox with a Bowens mount, described as a studio flash modifier for soft, even light and named for fashion portraits, group photographs and studio work.
Sixty by ninety, on a Bowens ring
Two facts, and they are the two that matter most. The mount decides what the box can ever sit on and what else can be bought for the system; the dimensions decide what it can light. Both studio heads in this catalogue that publish a mount use Bowens.
A rectangle lights a person
Sixty by ninety centimetres is proportioned for a standing figure, and it draws a window-shaped catchlight rather than a round one. The square boxes on this shelf suit a face framed close; this one suits the whole of someone.
One slash where six specifications should be
No depth. No diffusion layers. No grid. No assembly method. No packed size. The shelf compares seven things and this page answers two, both from its title.
What the name promises and does not state
EazyFlow suggests a frame that opens quickly, and the buying advice for this shelf says a box that takes ten minutes to build stays in its bag. Whether this one folds like an umbrella or threads rod by rod into a ring is not written anywhere.
Availability
Between 60 € and 62 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.
Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and what it gives up
Strengths
A Bowens mount, the fitting with the largest modifier catalogue and the one both studio heads here use
Sixty by ninety centimetres, a working rectangle for a standing figure
Sixty euros for a named-mount modifier rather than a kit of consumables
Compromises
The bullet list is a single slash character — six of the seven things this shelf compares are simply absent
No diffusion layers described, so the light loss cannot be estimated
No assembly method, on a product whose name promises easy opening
Specifications
Mount type
Bowens, named in the title — and it is the only specification this page carries. The hub above calls the mount the decision that outlives the box, because a speed ring is cut for one fitting and everything bought afterwards inherits it. Bowens is the widest modifier catalogue there is, and the two studio heads in this catalogue that name a mount both use it
Size and shape
Rectangular, 60 by 90 cm, in the title. A rectangle gives a catchlight closer to a window than a square or octagon would, and 60 by 90 is a working size for a single standing figure at portrait distance
Depth
Not published — as on all seven pages here. The hub above asks for it because a deep box throws light forward and spills less onto the walls of a small room
Diffusion layers
Not described. The title claims soft, even light and the bullet list contains no information at all, so whether there is an inner baffle behind the front face is unknown. On a 60 by 90 box that is the difference between one stop of loss and two
Grid provision
Not mentioned. Nothing says a grid is included and nothing says one fits, though a Bowens-mount box of standard proportions will generally accept a third-party grid — such as the 13 € AMBITFUL sold for square boxes, which this one is not
Assembly method
Not described. The name EazyFlow implies a quick-opening frame, and the page never says whether rods thread into a ring or the frame folds like an umbrella. The buying advice for this shelf is blunt: a softbox that takes ten minutes to build stays in its bag
Packed size
Not published
Amazon reference
B0GWF39SQ5 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0767637541459
What people ask before they commit
How much does a Bowens mount matter?
It decides every modifier bought afterwards. The hub above says the speed ring is cut for one fitting, and Bowens-style is the most widely copied there is — softboxes, reflectors, beauty dishes and grids are all made for it. Both studio heads in this catalogue that name a mount use it, so a Bowens box will fit either.
Why does an empty bullet list matter if the title says enough?
Because the title carries two facts and the shelf compares seven. Depth, diffusion layers, grid provision, assembly and packed size are all absent, and each of them changes how the box behaves or whether it gets used. A page with one slash for a description is asking to be bought on the maker’s name.
Rectangle or square?
A rectangle throws a catchlight shaped like a window, which reads as natural in a portrait, and it lights a standing figure more evenly than a square of the same area. A square or octagon gives a round catchlight and suits a face framed tightly. At 60 by 90 cm this one is proportioned for a person rather than a product.
A GRID, not a softbox · sized for 60 by 60 cm square boxes · fitted by velcro sewn inside the box · nylon fabric · named for Godox S-type boxes · custom sizes offered on request · no depth published · no diffusion layer of its own · no packed size published
Thirteen euros for a honeycomb grid, not a softbox: the black lattice that stops a 60 by 60 cm box spilling light across a room, fitted by the velcro already sewn inside it.
Best for: A 60 by 60 cm square softbox already in use, where light is spilling onto walls and the beam needs narrowing.
A COMPLETE KIT: two 50 by 70 cm boxes, two 135 W CFL bulbs at 5500K, two stands, a 2.5 m mains lead · colour rendering index above 90 · bulbs rated about 10,000 hours · stands adjust from 68 to 200 cm · silver stone-grain inner fabric with a nylon outer · E27 fitting · bulbs monochromatic and not adjustable, stated by the maker · no mount type published · no depth published · no grid
Two 50 by 70 cm boxes with 135 W daylight bulbs and a published colour index above 90, for 62 € — and a first bullet that tells you how to ask for the missing parts.
Best for: A home studio that needs two large daylight sources cheaply, where colour fidelity matters more than adjustable output.
A COMPLETE KIT: two 60 by 60 cm boxes, two 35 W LED bulbs at 5700K, two 210 cm stands, a carry bag · 3450 lumens claimed per bulb · described as equivalent to 350 W incandescent each, 700 W in total · E27 fitting taking bulbs, fluorescent tubes or slave flashes · aluminium-alloy stands with single quick locks · no mount type published · no depth published · no dimming described · no grid
Two 60 by 60 cm boxes, 35 W LED bulbs at 5700K, 210 cm stands and a bag for 122 € — with an E27 socket that also takes a slave flash, which nothing else here mentions.
Best for: A home or small studio setup that may later be fired with flash rather than continuous light, where the E27 socket keeps that option open.
