Professional LED Floor Lamp, with Phone Holder and Tripod Stand, LED Light for Content Creation

it looks very good but the shoe was broken when i opened the box

For Christmas this year. I got my leg lamp. My husband got it for me. Its awesome. Its sturdy. It lights up the room perfectly. AND the leg part turns into a night light type light. Its amazing. I love it!!!!

GREAT size! Its full size and not a small imitation knock off. I did a little re-wiring and scrapped the original incandescent bulb in the leg part. I used a small transformer plugged into an add-on socket & plug to run the transformer for strip of warm white LEDs spiraling down a 1/2 PVC tube in the center of the leg. The lamp cord runs through the pipe and doesnt cast a shadow on the leg. This gives the leg a uniform lighting and looks more like the original.

The stocking is crooked on the leg and the shade doesn’t sit right but otherwise everything is good with it. Shipping was fast! It’s ok.

My sister and brother in-law have wanted one of these for years. They had a little one that was only about 20 high sitting front and center in their bay window where everyone could see it. They really decorate their house inside and out for the holidays, so this year, I bought them this lamp. I gave it to them on Christmas and they were so excited they took it right out of the box and put it together. It immediately took over the bay window and It will be there for every Christmas to come. It was very easy to assemble. The 2 boxes it came in both said Fragile, and This Side Up just like the movie. They are very sturdy but, one of them had a gash in it. It came just a day or two before Christmas so I didnt want to send back. The boxes are intended to be used to store the lamp. Excellent purchase, and made my family very happy.

Ive wanted a full-size leg lamp for years, and I wanted the real deal. Not some cheap, chintzy looking knock off. I am SO happy I spent the extra money and got the licensed replica. The light bulb that goes in the leg is included, but you will need to buy a bulb for the external light that goes under the lamp shade. Instructions say not to use higher than a 60 watt bulb, but that was super bright. I swapped the 60 for a 40 watt instead, and that looks much better in my opinion. This is a quality product that Ill be able to enjoy for years to come!

So I have had this on my wanted list FOREVER, but could never really justify spending the money on it, despite A Christmas Story being one of my top 2 favorite Christmas movies ever, alongside Its A Wonderful Life. But this year, I finally bit on it as I realized that this, when properly stored, could be a sort of family heirloom that I could pass down to my children. Knowing this could be in the family long after Im gone led me to finally buy it. It arrived in two cardboard boxes, which if Im honest, werent terribly robust. After a couple of days, I set it up and realized that the bulb inside the leg was either broken or fell out of the socket. I contacted the Christmas Story Museum and they promptly shipped a replacement leg to me with a prepaid label to return the first one. Excellent customer service. Once the replacement arrived, I set ot up and was a bit disappointed at how the leg itself illuminated. It uses a 15w candelabra bulb that illuminates the thigh, but not the lower leg. I thought I could tolerate it, but it kept grating on me. As a result I decided to modify mine. Overall, this is actually pretty well built. The leg is actual size of a real female human leg, not those smaller scale ones you can find. The plastic itself is pretty thick and I believe it would probably hold up if it fell. The stocking is a real fishnet, although not the exact same as in the film. The shoe is a nice shiny black. The base is solid wood stained in a nice cherry color. The shade is extremely good quality, with an inner liner. The outside is a nice, shiny gold, and the tassels were all intact. The only downsides were the poor illumination of the leg, as well as the consistency of the plastic injection molding. I modified mine using a 1-inch wooden dowel cut to length, with a 16 foot section of LED tape wrapped around it. I inserted this down the center of the leg and ran the outlet out the hole at the top of the leg and plugged it into one of those light bulb sockets that have an outlet built in. HUGE difference! (see photo) My only gripe that by fully illuminating the leg brings out defects in the consistency of the injection molding. There is some streaking/seams that become visible, which is annoying...they may be visible in the photo. Still, it looks great from the street, and the entire neighborhood is turned on. I would buy this again...its a great conversation piece and will be displayed at my home for years to come during the holidays. One year update: Lamp is holding up well. Repackaged in the original boxes and stored in the basement for the year. Still works great, and no regrets with adding additional lighting in the leg. Really wish the Christmas Story Museum would re-engineer the design to incorporate this feature...mine is a bit jerry-rigged, but it does function well. Also should note that the switch enables just the main bulb to light, just the leg itself to light, or both. The LED kit that I used also has three brightness settings, so I have options. Also, also...if you decide to do the same modification, be sure to use cool white LEDs rather than warm white...I found the warm white to make the leg look too yellow, whereas the cool white look perfect.

What I didnt like (but they tell you in the description) that it comes in 2 boxes marked Fragile, so he guessed what it was immediately before I had a chance to wrap it. However, he loves it & never thought hed ever get one. Happy Man = happy lady ! Great Christmas present.

It was everything I dreamed about and now my neighbors are green with jealously.

We were very excited to get the Christmas legs for the holidays. It’s a nice tall lamp and sturdy quality, however, cut. Honestly, the leg is a strange shape, the knee is disproportionate. I returned it because frankly it was just too oversized.