RockJam Adjustable Keyboard Stand with Locking Straps & Quick Release Mechanism

Great build quality, sturdy, appropriately design for its purpose. Very stable with no swaying or tipping. All of this for a reasonable price so I can't help but to give a review.

This stand is exceptional—sturdy and well-constructed. We used it for a marching band tenor practice pad since we couldn't find a specific tenor stand that fit our needs. This stand not only worked perfectly but was also much more affordable. Its stability and quality make it an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable stand for their percussion or keyboard practice.

This keyboard stand is nice and sturdy. I came assembled which was much appreciated. Great price for what I got.

I like how adjustable the stand is -- makes it easy to adjust for chair/bench height. Fits the piano great and remains stable. My only complaint is that it is a bit difficult to figure out at first (the pin at the bottom pulls in and out for adjustments in height) and the straps don't seem to have a function, at least for our piano. It is really easy to store, which I love.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:price

Good product.

This is one of the best purchases I've made on Amazon from a pure "value for money" stand-point. Rock solid, no assembly, and actually /less/ expensive than the single X stand I bought about 2 years ago that began to fail. Some quick notes -- the keyboard straps were not compatible with my digital piano. They slide off easily (so you don't have these useless annoying straps dangling). It IS incredibly solid. I can't imagine other pricier "double X" stands costing more being any more sturdy. Also, if you have a weighted 88 key digital piano (not a regular keyboard) you NEED a double X stand to support its weight. (Weighted digital pianos are substantially more heavy than "arranger", synthesizer, and/or MIDI keyboards. For those you can get away with a single X stand.) I don't know how/why this particular brand's stand is so much more affordable than their competition -- perhaps the tie-in to the RockJam piano brand, perhaps some deal with Simply Piano software (which I've heard good things about -- didn't use, comes with an extended trial)... don't know. But if you're concerned that this stand will not be sturdy because it's less costly than its peers, don't worry. It's built like a tank. Like I said in the headline, save yourself a few bucks, buy this one, call it a day.

Great stand for the $$. No issues