UKULELE STAND

My daughter received a Ukulele for Christmas. I wasn't aware there were stands for them so I mistakenly purchased a guitar stand. I checked Amazon to see if such a thing existed. Pardon my ignorance of all things Ukulele. Lol. Turns out they do exist. I ordered promptly and passed her guitar stand to another guitar playing family member. The stand is cute, functional, and sturdy. It has a piece of foam wrapped around the joint at the top. I'm glad it is there to protect the instrument. The bars that support the instrument at the bottom are also covered in foam. It works nicely for holding the Ukulele. The best part is the price. I was curious what the local big music superstore had to offer so I took a browse to see if I made a good choice in purchasing the stand from Amazon. To my surprise, they want a small fortune for a little stand. So glad I ordered this for such a great price.

Great little stand at a great price.Pro:- Collapsible- Soft arms and back don't scratch wood of Uke- Lightweight- Quick access to Ukulele- Great to keep Ukulele accessible but organized and safe from potential damage (like sitting on it or kicking it when you don't see it)- Low cost- Few moving or breakable parts- Soft feetCons:- Seems to move every time I place or retrieve Ukulele. Flipside of the light weight.

This thing does what I bought it for. Make it easy to grab my uke and actually play, preferably every night. It fits well in the stand and makes the instrument look good and invites me to play. It doesn't always fit flush with the backing but it doesn't really matter too much in my opinion. I have a concert uke and it seems like its on the big side but not once I used it for a while.

This stand is okay. It is not particularly sturdy. Especially compared to stands that are within a 5 dollar difference. I have two mandolins, and I bought this, and http://www.amazon.com/ChromaCast-CC-MINIGS-Universal-Folding-Guitar/dp/B00BU9KCXK/ref=pd_sim_267_12?ie=UTF8&refRID=09CMV85SVVHF0CTE25ZT. Though the other is larger, due to being designed for a guitar, the difference in sturdiness is very significant. One problem this has is that there is no lock on the legs to hold it in place. Due to this and the design, bumps cause the legs to move and potentially collapse. Even when empty it is wobbly.

Definitely a great design and the quality of work definitely fits the cost of this product. It's a little lighter weight than I expected, which is good and bad; good for putting on any surface but bad potentially for the longevity of the product, although ours is working great.Pros: The soft supports for the Ukulele are reassuring that your instrument won't get scratch up from taking on and off. It's low profile design is nice for displaying in public areas of your home or at work (whichever), it fits well with most decor.Cons: It basically has two positions, opened and closed, it doesn't like to stay in a partially opened position so if you're using this for a mini Ukulele then you might consider another stand, but for the standard Ukulele it's perfect.Recommendation: I would recommend this product if you're looking for an inexpensive option to support & display your instrument.

Great little stand, works perfectly with my mandolin. Very easy to use and portable, however I wish the base legs were bigger as it feels a little tipsy on some carpet, but not a big issue. It does fine on hard floors, and again, very easy to use and portable. Durability is great, can't beat a cheap metal stand.

I am so glad I for this great little stand for my ukulele. It is light and compact, and keeps it up and out safely so I play it more often!

true garbage , all ukes are of different width ,this does not fit many . the two bottom rests are level ,the back rest is slanted back , the results your instrument falls on its face . mine is in the recycling

Just received this today so I haven't had much experience and can't say yet how it will hold out over time but right now I can say this is a fine, inexpensive uke stand. It folds flat so can probably be easily transported. The two legs simply meet in the middle when you "collapse" it; the foam-rubber covered arms don't move so it is flat but still takes up some room. This may not be a big issue if you can tuck it in the back of your uke bag.So, I say "Pretty good" for now. If I run into issues later I'll update but for now, I'd happy with this item, especially for the price, comparatively speaking.

Works fantastic for Mandolins too. Very sturdy and easy to set up! Product to price point is superb so I have no problems giving it a five star rating.

It’s sturdy and well made. A bit clunkier looking than I thought it would look like, but it does it’s job well for home, but not to take to class really. Keeps the Uke well supported and no chance of scratching the instrument as the stand is well padded. I would recommend this stand.

Stand was great.It is compact, portable and encourage s one to play because your uke is visible.

Works fine and fits a concert ukulele well. Only 4 stars because when you open it, it doesn’t automatically go wide. You have to use your hands to make the stand legs wider.