RockJamFoldable A-Frame Guitar Stand with Cushioned Arms and Rubber Feet. Electric, Acoustic & Bass Holder. (RJGS01)

I like this stand a lot. It’s very lightweight so it fits about anywhere (is very slim when closed) and is easy to take anywhere. With the width it’s probably too wide for most backpacks, but a wide slim bag holds it well and it’s very easy to carry.It feels sturdy to me and I notice it stiffens out quite a bit when it’s almost completely open. To me that suggests it’s sturdy anyhow. I’ve been using it for over a year and while I don’t move it a ton, any time I’ve ever needed to it’s easy for me to do. If you have arthritis and your hands give you a lot of trouble you may find it a little challenging to fully open and close. It opens and closes very smoothly but needs a little extra push at full open and to fully close.It’s a very minimal design, just what’s necessary to support an instrument. Very functional. I prefer that and it works well.It’s just what I had in mind and does its job well. I can’t see myself needing to replace it anytime soon and I can’t see any reason to.Plus a free sample of a guitar course was offered along with the product! It came with a little card with a QR code advertising it and a small sticker on the stand itself. Personally I wouldn’t have minded if there were no sticker on the stand so I didn’t have to remove it and the residue, but no harm, it was small and on the side. Fun app, entertaining to use for a bit during the free period (for me it was something like 3 months free.)

This guitar stand is a bit different than the ones I am used to. I normally purchase the ones that hold with neck with a little "c" shaped holder. This was the cheapest one I could find and I'm cheap...but I'm not disappointed. It is weird in the way that it holds it. When I first used it, I thought it would fall over as it didn't seem too secure, but I have never had a problem. The only problem I had was when someone accidentally bumped into my head stock and the guitar fell off. If you're not clumsy, I don't see an issue. If you lightly bump into it, it'll be fine. If you accidentally elbow it hard like that person did well...it's gonna fall over. Personally if I bought another stand, I would buy the one that holds the neck too but this one isn't horrible.TLDR:Studiness: 4/5; holds the guitar and withstands light bumps. I tried nudging it and it seems fine. If you full on run into it accidentally the guitar will fall. That is probably a problem most guitar stands will have thoughEasy to install: 5/5; it just folds open and closed.Value for money: 5/5; for what I paid, it was super cheap. You can spend more on one, but they all do the same thing. If you're running tight on a budget, this stands isn't band.

The stand is a good way to keep your guitar in the best condition. Really easy to setup, the perfect height, very portable

I didn't end up playing guitar as much as I expected, but I find that when I get back to it, this will be very useful. For the meantime, it has served it's purpose as being a good place to store my guitar.

You get what you pay for. It's a decent stand, it holds up, but I'd recommend keeping an eye on the foam, as it will start to split after a bit. I have not had it for too long and it's already falling apart. I really wish things lasted these days, is it so much to ask? :(

Perfect for my needs. Exactly as advertised. Worth it.

I love that this came in a day. That credit goes to Amazon, but out of the box, you literally open it and it and your work is done. It's a nice low profile sand when you store it and it looks nice on display just about anywhere. Great price too.

I have a couple of stands similar to this one. I was looking to buy or build a stand for my Fender Blues Junior IV amp and realized after looking at plans that I basically already had what I needed with this stand. The amp being a tube amp is a bit heavier than solid state amps, but it seems that the arms for the stand hold just fine. If you have a light wait amp you're even better. Bonus is that it's significantly cheaper than the dedicated amp stands I see. out there.