GUITTOGuitar Stand Tripod Adjustable Classic A-Frame Stand Universal for Acoustic and Bass Electric Guitars Folding Floor Travel Stand Small Single Holder (GGS-01)

A simple little guitar stand that does what it is supposed to do, doesn't take up much space, and folds up small for taking it on the road. Works well holding my acoustic as well as my Strat.

i experimented with several small stands for my guitar, I think this is the most portable, lightest weight, and stable. Great little stand.

Arrived quickly. Works very well. Actually fits in my guitar case without harming the instrument. All together a very nice, inexpensive product.

Bought for ukulele and uke sized bass. Are great for those and any of mine fit on them well. From my experience they are sturdier than you’d think from looking at them and no falls or tipping of instruments after a couple weeks of daily use. Folds up small which I wanted to use them while camping and on my sailboat. They are great for those uses.Surprised to see that they also hold my full sized and 5 string bass guitars just fine, but due to the small size it isn’t my first choice on full size instruments. Have had a bass I play at least once a day on one for the past week or so and not had any issues at all. Both acoustic and electric solid and semi hollow instruments seem to stay put when set on these stands.I do have one concern though when I set an instrument on these, the pad and other rubberized surfaces that are there to protect from scratches. The rubber on the bottom that the weight of the instrument is mostly on is thin, not sure it’ll hold up all that well over time. Most stands of this style, regardless of brand or price and size all seem to not last as long as the more traditional types of stands. The pad that the back of the instrument rests on is not unlike a rubber o-ring or nut that hold a bolt in place. Very small and not much thickness, donut shaped thing. Hasn’t left a mark on anything yet but I won’t use them for anything if be too upset about light scratching on just from past experiences with stands with much better pads on them. For my ukulele’s it’s likely not going to be an issue as long as they don’t deteriorate and start coming off or something.Nice little plus: my ukuleles inside their cases also sit on the stands great. I often keep them in the case for many reasons and these work better than just leaning the case on a wall or against the couch or whatever. Hold the case upright and less falling over.Wouldn’t want them as my only stands but for anytime I’m out of the house and home studio these will be carried along for sure. Worth the price to me without a doubt. They fold and fit in most of my gig bags as well, even can fit in one of my hard cases under the neck of the instrument too. Other than the padding on them being so minimal I like them just fine and use them all the time.

My guitar player recommended this for my bass. It is super compact, fits in my gig briefcase. It also holds my bass very well. Nice and steady. It is all plastic but seems well built.

This is a great product. Folds up pretty small and fits in my gator gig bag. Now I have a stand with me always.

Well-made and guitar does not slip. There is rubber where the guitar sets on. It folds up small and easy to carry around. I recently spent triple on a different stand that I hate and is difficult to travel with.

Guitar stand is Light weight, easy to use, easy to pack, small footprint. Good value. I haven't tried it with a guitar cable underneath yet.