Nordic Essentials Guitar Stand for Acoustic/Electric/Classical Guitars and Violin, Ukulele, Bass - Folding, Portable and Lightweight - Fits Your Fender/Taylor/Gibson/Yamaha Music Instruments

Sorry, Nordic, but an apparently identical (equally excellent) stand is available at very much less from at least one other vendor. Nordic tell me this relates to quailty and guarantee etc. Well, I have both and will likely buy several others. No prizes, however, for guessing from which vendor. So, good product, price not competitive - hence only 4 stars.

Finally a decent stand that holds my acoustic in a way that doesn't make it nearly fall over every time there's a slight draft. I have 3 other A-Frame stands which are all fine for electrics. The one I previously had for my acoustic claimed to be fit for purpose and is simply not. As a result of this, my poor yammy has hit the deck already :(I've only just set this little beauty up and immediately the quality shines through. My acoustic sits on the plastic rubbery leg things, those little upward pointing knobbly bits are just right. There is some adjustment in the legs etc but if I'm honest, I just pull it all out as far as it will go in the hopes that will be the most stable. I also tried an epiphone les paul which sits in there just as nicely. The angle fairly straight, though stable and solid. I think I prefer this than too much angle, especially as a lot of places are space constrained.I did get this on a lightning deal and wouldn't really want to pay more than 25 sheets but for that price, it outclasses all my other A-frame stands and the foldaway design seems much more sensible than the others I have. You even get a little cloth baggy for it.Overall, I would say this has probably been designed by someone who actually plays as opposed to some manufacturer that has a moulding press/fabrication works and has only ever seen pictures of guitars on their stands. Good job and a very happy customer, I definitely recommend, especially if you have an A-frame and acoustic that slides about in a very unstable manner like the ashton that should really be in the bin!

Really good product. Very well made , does exactly what it is supposed to do. Really pleased" i would have no hesitation to recommend this product to anyone . My experience was what it should always be , easy , trouble free and prompt . As stated the guitar stand looks and feels very well made, the finish is high quality which matches the guitar i want to use it with. It comes with a great carry bag that keeps it easy to pack into my guitar bag . Have three of these now and everyone has been of the same great quality

It took quite a bit of pressure to push the grippers along it, to reduce the holding area to it's minimum depth, in order to hold a tenor ukulele - but now that's done it seems stable and sturdy. It is good for a tenor ukulele (8.3cm depth or more) but a bit big for a smaller one.

Good stability, it can take full size Dreadnaught acoustic, Acoustic/Electric Guitar and the super heavy heavy Les Paul, it’s a bit pricey but worthy.

Without doubt the best portable guitar stand that I’ve ever bought (and I’ve tried lots!!) Really compact when folded down, sturdy and well balanced when used for guitar, mandolin, bouzouki. Comes in a really well presented pack so excellent as a gift too. 10/10"

Well made and nicely finished item, which packs down neatly, making it very easy to carry around. A bit anxious about it's use for larger / heavier bodied instruments - had a couple of 'wobbles' when I used it for a large acoustic & concert classical guitars and would appreciate a bit more extension on the uprights and feet for stability (an 'XL' version, maybe?) Very pleased with it anyway.

Really nicely made, lightweight little stand. Entrusting my pre-war wood body Dobro to it as it seems so stable. Good follow up from the suppliers as well. (Might get another one...)