Roadworx Mic Stand Tripod Boom

Excellent price for a stand that is holding up its side of the bargain and satisfying our singers!

Well worth the price!

I wanted an inexpensive stand for non-critical applications, but it turned out to be quite heavy and strong. Thick-walled pipes, heavy plastic. It is noticeable that the quality is not premium. Friction washers on the central element crumble due to friction, and are likely to wear out with active use, like brake pads.
But I forgot that I wanted a cheap stand that wouldn't fall apart after the first show. And in a company with racks 2-3 times more expensive, no one said that it is worse.

Really easy to use.
It can stand for hours and hours.
I went for a trip and when i came after 5 days it wasn't standing... It had fallen to the ground. I wanted to send it back but my girlfriend told me that the dog bumped it early that day and made it fall. So i didnt send it back.

It basically fits the function of purchase. It’s sturdy and my condenser microphone balances well on it.

It's a little lightweight, so make sure you orient the tripod appropriately. The clamps are effective but require a lot of pressure which despite the sculpted knobs, are a chore to adjust, and certainly not easy on the fly. Workmanlike product, rather than inspired.

It's a good product but some parts tend to be too rigid or, on the contrary, are complicated to keep fixed. Anyway, I consider myself satisfied since it comes at a reasonable price.

This is a bit lighter microphone stand. It works ok in the home studio, though handles on it are a bit uncomfortable to adjust.
All in all - got what I expected for the price.

I use it for radio shows and stage events. Does the job remarkably well go such a light product.

I had bought the combo of Rode nt2a and added tje tbone shield. The mic stand could not handle the weight so it started falling. If you plan to put something heavier than a microphone, this is not a stand to have!

This came free with another product. Its a decent stand that would handle most light microphones but I'm not gonna test its steel.