Simple and lightweight, yet not flimsy. Quite sturdy, and travels reasonably well.

I have 2 fenders, and as soon as I saw that stand I had to have it. 1st one I ever saw like it, and it's terrific. Looks as nice as it is useful.

Very unstable. Remove one guitar and it want to fall in the direction of the other guitar. Be careful not to bang the headstocks together when replacing the guitar. Not impressed at all.

I feel the top piece is too long by 3.5 inches keeping the guitars more vertical than I'd like requiring the rubber bands be always used and precluding quick change of guitars.

not very stable. fine for the price

Hey, can't beat this for the price. Seems pretty sturdy to me. My stuff takes a lot of abuse with drunken southern rockin whiskey drinking roadies. ??

Construction this light and weak, with elements secured by weak tension from screws constantly twisting and loosening, isn't sufficient for holding two of almost anything, unless your guitars are extremely light (and you don't mind them taking a facedown tumble from time to time when you pick up the other guitar).

Mine ... works. Unless you interact with it.

Light weight quality,ok for budget equipment! You get what you pay for ! No more or less!

A little on the flimsy side. Also, when 2 guitars are on the stand you have to be very careful not to let the headstocks run into each other.

I had my Les Paul and P-Bass on it. I lifted the Fender away and watched the stand and LP FALL OVER onto the floor.
Prob my fault, but won?t be so trusting in the future.
Great space saver, though.