red wing speedring for elinchrom

I am looking to get additional softboxes for my Genesis lights. Currently weight the costs of getting PCB softboxes and separately buying low-cost speedrings that fit my lights because I'm not fond of the framing of the Nova softboxes that Calumet markets for their Genesis lights.

Any idea why the price of the Red Wing speedring at B&H jumped from $15 to $50 in less than three years? B&H lists two others priced at $10 and $18. Why the huge price difference? They don't look all that dissimilar than the Red Wing.

There should be several sources of Elinchrom adapters on Amazon or eBay.
An other alternative is to get a foldable soft box from Fotodiox. http://fotodioxpro.com …genesis-strobe-light.html
I have several of their octaboxes and they are well made. Not a hefty as the Buff boxes but acceptable.

Unfortunately, their adapter rings won't fit in the Buff boxes.

dmward wrote in post #15548461
An other alternative is to get a foldable soft box from Fotodiox. http://fotodioxpro.com …genesis-strobe-light.html
I have several of their octaboxes and they are well made. Not a hefty as the Buff boxes but acceptable.

Unless I'm wrong, it seems like the cheaper foldable softboxes aren't designed to hold their grids. It looks like you can get grids only for the Pro Studio Solutions EZ-Pro softboxes. Can you confirm?