U.S. Art Supply 66" High Boardroom Black Aluminum Flip Chart Easel & Presentation Stand - Adjustable Floor/Tabletop, Portable Tripod, Holds 25 lbs., for Chart Paper, Poster Boards, & Pads

As expected, this is not sturdy but it is functional. The top bar clips in nicely and the pad is held in place by a spring clip that actually works. Considering the price, this product is a good deal.My only criticism is the recommendation to buy the Post-it Self-Stick Easel Pad, 25 x 30.5 Inches, 30-Sheet Pad (2 Pack) is wrong. It is too long and hangs several inches off the bottom. I did not find any recommendation for a pad that would fit properly but for $44 I will use up the recommended Post-it pads and search for something better in the future.

For the price this is fine. There are two issues: The clamp is very hard to open with one hand, and the nibs that hold the top of a chart in place are spaced differently than the chart. I don't know if this is the fault of the chart or the easel. I had to cut different holes in the top of my Sparco Self-Stick Easel Pad in order for it to fit onto the nibs.Otherwise everything is good. The structure is strong, the legs stay extended and are sturdy, and the little arms that the bottom of the chart sit in give extra stability to the set-up and are holding up well.

Good and sturdy as these things go (for the price) . I bought one and had it sent to a client where we were going to be teaching some classes. It held the large 3M /Post-it Easel pads no problem and was sturdy enough that I could write / draw on the pad without issue.

Three of the four had broken plastic pieces which would support the bottom of your chart. The shipping boxes were not damaged. Height of hanging hardware was shorter than length of standard sticky charts, so the broken pieces weren't useful anyways. I was still able to hang the charts from the top but they weren't supported at the bottom.

Better than I expected. I wish it came with a carry bag though. Very pleased. It does a good job of holding paper pads.

Not a huge fan of this setup. It seems to be somewhat inexpensively made which was good for the purpose of me keeping costs down on the purchase but does not help when you are trying to run a meeting and it keeps wobbling when you write on the tear sheets you put on there.

It's legs don't always stay secure, so it gets lopsided. Not a bad thing though. It definitely has enhanced my classroom!

The second time i used it i couldnt get the legs not to collapse.