Rockstand RS20880 Guitarstand

firstly, it came in a complete knackered box, therefore not fit for gifting - for the price i didn't bother returning it and just assembled and re-wrapped it myself

speaking of assembly, it's put together worst than ikea furniture - the holes don't match properly, and i had to drill a couple ones to make a screws go through

when assembled, it stands flimsier than a newborn giraffe - the base doesn't sit firmly in the ground, and the guitars don't sit, nor rest, properly in the stand

this looks exactly what it is : a cheap stand - if your ( electric ) guitar collection is valued on around 300quid ( for all 3 guitars that is, ) this is the perfect stand as it will fit nicely in the budget theme - if you have a bit more disposable income, you can skip this one as 'buying cheap is buying twice' will linger on the back of your head until you buy a better stand

I bought this stand to put my guitars in (so I wouldn't have them leaning against the wall unsafely). Generally, the product is okay because of the nice pads running along all of the frame, spokes separating dedicated space for each guitar neck, and two bars along the bottom for where the guitars rest on.
The pros of this piece is that it is a small, cheap product with good padding to stop damage to instruments - suitable for a bedroom or a studio. However, the cons of the product is that it is small and cheap. When the stand is unfolded it feels unsecure (even though it is safe) because it feels really shallow, which sometimes makes me wonder if the guitars are held in place safely. The assembly was okay, some of the bars were a little off-axis with each other but that was sorted out when everything was built.
However, in general, its a decent product for what you're paying, and the padding is nice and dense and feels safe. My only concerns is that the stand is too shallow and an improperly placed guitar could be knocked out or fall out easily. Not to be used with nitro finished guitars.