Art Painting Artist Easel Stand, Portable Adjustable Aluminum Metal Tripod Display Easel with Bag, Height from 17 to 66 inch for Table-Top/Floor Drawing and Displaying, Black

It easily adjusts to the size you need. Easy to move around as it pretty much folds up when you pick it up. Stays put on my table as I use it as a table top easel. Sturdy. Light weight. Great quality and the price ! Well totally inexpensive for what you get. Holds my canvas boards well and makes it easy to paint.

It was easy to put together. It works great and the automatic adjustment balance feet are the best.

Love how compact and the feet are actually well designed.Again, for the price, these are awesome.However, they are de-engineered to a hair’s breadth away from uselessness.The two I have can’t really be leveled who fully extended.The extended part you slide in the top just barely goes in and is not ever at a 90 degree to the floor unles everything else is wonky.The tray part also is very difficult to adjust to level to the floor and is rather sharp as others have mentioned.Cannot really fit the whole thing I. The case easily, for fear of ripping it.The Velcro strap is a wonderful thought but is very weak and unposiitionable.BUT, need something easy to Cary for a table top poster? Buy it! Will is last, probably not. Is it heavy enough to be stable, nope.Does it work? Yes.Have I found another affordable solution, not really. I have a few really good ones for flip charts and whiteboards and for holding canvas while painting. But I wanted something small to brigh 18x24 inch posters to meetings and these are perfect.

So funny story. I have been taking an art class for the last decade, and about 5 or 6 years ago, I got into oil painting. I would cart a whole mess of things to class with me, like a folding tabletop easel that also held my paints, a stay-wet type palette, an artist toolbox that held brushes and my mediums, and also a boxed up canvas panel. Which meant a LOT of things to carry to and from class. A couple weeks ago, I had added a nice glass jar with a metal coil inside for cleaning brushes, only it was a large jar and didn't fit into any of the things I was carrying with me. First night I brought this jar to class with me, it fell to the ground as I was leaving and broke, spilling my turpenoid all over. Knew then and there I needed to find a new setup that would hold everything and make it easier for transporting things to class. I ended up finding a Milwaukee brand rolling tool chest that I tricked out with some customized storage boxes for paints and brushes, and also for all my mediums (including a replacement for the broken brush cleaning jar). With everything in a compact space, I knew I would also need to replace my easel with something that could be folded down pretty compact, and this item fit the bill. Fairly easy to set up and take down, it fits into the tool chest perfectly. I have a smaller chest setup for my pastel supplies that I plan to order a second easel to add to. Good product for a good price. Highly recommend.

This easel is easy to use and is very convenient to be able to adjust to many heights! Holds the canvas very well and is quite durable.

The easel is just OK for the money. Not real stable or strong, but I felt I didn't pay for the best easel available. The directions were terrible. The wording was confusing with directions such as "make two screws" ??? No, you don't actually have to make screws. It took me a while to figure out what they were talking about, but finally got it together. I'm sure I will use it, but if you are looking for a good, stable, strong easel, this isn't it.

It's very portable, & (for our purposes – a large dry erase board) it works very well!

Thought I would try the easel rather than the table top. I like it but my hand shakes too much to use free hand. I have to brace my hand. Also, check to make sure you are getting the right size. I'm almost maxed out on a medium painting.