
Profoto
Profoto 101306 Clic Barndoor A-Series Flash Light Control
Magnetic snap-on barndoor for Profoto A-series flashes with four independently adjustable doors.
$79.00*
View on Amazon
✓ In Stock on Amazon.com
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Aug 27, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change — details.
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Studio Supplies earns from qualifying purchases made through links on this page, at no additional cost to you. This helps support our editorial team.
Notice a mistake? Let Us Know
Overview
Key Features
Created to be used with all A-series flashes, the Clic Barndoor allows you to control the spread of light more precisely by swinging one or more of the doors into the beam.
Perfect for creating a clean and narrow shape, vignettes on the subject or background, or an asymmetric spread of light.
Four individually adjustable barndoors
Stack over Clic light shaping tools with a flat surface
Compatible with Profoto A-series flashes
Specifications
Brand
Profoto
Model
101306
Type
Barndoor light modifier
Mount
Magnetic Clic mount
Compatibility
Profoto A-series flashes
Barndoor Flaps
4, individually adjustable
Stackable
Yes, over Clic Grids and Gels
Frequently Asked Questions
Which flashes is the Profoto Clic Barndoor compatible with?
The Clic Barndoor is designed exclusively for Profoto A-series flashes, including the A1, A1X, A2, and A10. It attaches magnetically using the Clic mounting system.
Can you stack the Clic Barndoor with other Clic accessories?
Yes, the barndoor features a flat surface that allows you to stack Clic Grids and Clic Gels on top of it, so you can combine light shaping and color correction in a single setup.
How does the Clic Barndoor attach to the flash?
It uses Profoto's magnetic Clic mount system, which snaps securely onto A-series flashes without any adapters, screws, or friction locks — just align and attach.
Can each barndoor flap be adjusted independently?
Yes, all four barndoor flaps swing independently, letting you control each side of the light beam separately to create narrow shapes, vignettes, or asymmetric light patterns.