Donner Guitar Stand Acoustic,Folding Metal Electric Stands & Hangers,Bass Classical Travel Guitar Stand adjust for 30" 40" Mandolin, Bass, Banjo, Ukulele (Gray) - DS-1

I have six of these. They’re sturdy, easy to assemble/disassemble, lightweight, and small enough to take to gigs or rehearsals with foam rubber at contact points so instruments aren’t scratched.

Exactly what I was looking for, how did you know Jeff? Thanks to all that got it here so quickly!!

I got this stand because I needed a stand that doesn't require a lot of floor space. This fits the bill as it is tiny and also folds up when not being used.It is super stable. I can effortlessly place my heavy bass guitars on it and not worry about it falling over. My oversized acoustic dreadnought fits on it as well.My only complaint is the hinge feels like cheap plastic and I'm sure if it got twisted the wrong way or stepped on it could break easily.Overall I'm satisfied and I bought a second one shortly after since they work so well and are fairly inexpensive.

Simple, light, handy & functional. Can slip in a gig bag. Husband saw mine & ordered one for his electric bass. Very convenient. Yes. it holds the guitar.

I have several of these little Donner stands. Although I don't not use them for guitars, they are great for ukuleles, mandolins etc. Love the adjustability. Light weight, foldable (or even collapsable if need be.) Easy assembly and disassembly. Couldn't ask for more.

Good product, work has described.

I love it that it folds and come apart, fitting in to the front pocket of my gig-bag. Sturdy and stable and great for both electrics and acoustics. I did break one – or rather, my ex-wife did, by stepping on it. But since I moved to my own place, that risk has been mitigated as well, so all good.

My instrument is a tranjo, a travel banjo, that is smaller and lighter than a regular banjo. My banjo and its little gold stand have gone a-jammin' together at least once a week since I bought this stand. It's been great. It comes apart quick and easy, goes in the bottom of my tote bag, comes out and goes together quick and easy. It is strong and sturdy enough for the tranjo. I am sure it would be fine with any uke. I would hesitate to use a guitar on it unless it was placed somewhat out of the way. I would not use a full-size, regular banjo; they are just too heavy.It has been perfect for me and my travel banjo.

Pleased with this little travel stand, compact lightweight and easy to fold away, fits nicely into the front pouch of a guitar case. Despite it being compact and light it does seem to to be fairly sturdy and secure, have used it with both acoustic and a heavy Gibson electric both of which seem to be supported adequately by the stand. A small travel bag would have useful and got it a fifth star.

I found this little stand perfect for gigs... easily folds and fits easily into my gig bag. I've had no issue (as others have) with the plastic clip connections which clip neatly to the vertical v frame. Useful too just to have around the house. Liked the first one so much I've bought another!

Dismantles so handy for gigs, but only if it is sturdy enough - which it is. Deep enough to hold a jumbo acoustic, but I use it for full-scale bass. The centre support rests on a point on the back that is level with the 22nd fret of my Ibanez, and doesn't fill me with trepidation. Would buy again.

Bought 2 for my son’s room. 1 for acoustic and 1 for electric guitar. They look great. Good quality. Easy to assemble. No complaints at all!

Great piece of kit, lightweight and sturdy. Piece of mind that your guitar is safe when not in use.