GLEAM Guitar Stand - Adjustable Fit Electric, Classical Guitars and Bass, Load Capacity 20LB, Accessories, Folding Type Black (CG-4)

I like these little cheap stands for gigs. They are lightweight and yes kind of flimsy . But they are good enough to hold your bass on a gig for a couple of hours if you double on a couple instruments. They are light and break down quickly into small pieces that fit in a bag with other stuff. And if one breaks you just get another one because they so cheap. I do not use these to hold my instruments for longer periods or permanently . I use quality traditional type stands like onstage . But so far , for quick in and out gigging these seem to be pretty good. One of mine the know got stuck but I used wd40 and it fixed it. If it happens again I'll just toss in trash and get another one. But do not recommend for longer term than a gig....

The stand is sturdy with a solid metal frame and padded arms to protect the guitar from scratches. It feels well-built but lightweight, which makes it easy to move around. However, the lightweight design does come with a drawback—it has a slightly higher center of gravity, which can make it less stable if bumped, especially around small children or playful pets. The rubber feet help with stability on flat surfaces, but if you have toddlers or dogs running around, there's a chance it could be knocked over more easily than some heavier stands.

This is a good stand. I had three similar stands - one for my 4-string bass, one for my 5-string bass, and one for my guitar. Wore out the one for my 4-string Fender Jazz, rubber neck security piece broke on the 5-string one, and the 3rd one I left at a gig that was too far away to justify the gas to go pick it back up.This is similar to the ones I had but not quite the same. The rubber neck security strap is thinner and cheaper than my previous models, but I find it easier to strap on and take off. Hopefully it won't break. Not really a fan of the folding forks on the bottom but they are held in place by a screw instead of being keyed on the connector and free spinning. So as long as you pay attention and don't mount it upside down, it won't fold up and be a problem. Not a real fan of the folding neck fork either, but it does that for packing down small and it seems fine in use.Works well:Even though when the box arrived it says: "Warning, Not Fit Jazz." It holds my Jazz bass just fine. I adjusted it slightly and tightened the screw back up to keep it in place and it fits well. My 5-string has a straight bottom instead of the offset of the Jazz and it works well on that too. Since I still have one of my previous ones that I bought in about 2014, I will nonetheless put my Jazz on it as it's a little sturdier. But this Gleam stand is plenty sturdy enough. I worry a bit about the rubber neck guard as that seems to be a weakness of all of this style including the ones I bought almost 10-years ago.

This was very impressive for the money. I thought I would buy a cheap stand for my Epiphone Les Paul, however it worked out far better than expected for my Solar Z Explorer. As an odd shaped guitar, it's hard to find a stand that keeps the corner off the ground. Much to my surprise this inexpensive stand worked better than the stands I paid $35 to $60 for. Very impressive 👏 as you can see in the photos it's very nice and very sturdy.

Just arrived, easy to assemble, solid construction, good quality for the price, & my uke has a comfy place to rest

Low cost, low weight, does its job, but not great. It doesnt pack up well, breaks into 3 parts. neck holder has sharp metal that has potential to scratch acoustic guitar as guitar rests close to it, within 5mm. Plenty of rm for electric guitar though.

excellent sturdy product when set-up correctly.

Just as advertised. Not the best but it works and easy to assemble!