YOUEON Snare Drum Stand with Drum Sticks Holder Lightweight Double Braced Tripod Snare Stand Fit for 10 to 14 Inch Snare Drum/Drum Pad Adjustable Height 14.5 to 23 Inches for Drum Beginners

This Item will keep your pecker in place and won't wriggle about like a fish on a hook :)

Holds a 14” snare in place as it should. Mechanics work as they should, holding things in place as they should. For a cheap snare stand it’s outstanding quality

Excellent cheap snare stand, but it's cheap quality I wouldn't used for gig or practice pad because it does wobble a bit no matter how tight the screw is, I used for heavy snare to keep it stable, but don't use for practice pad, it will break

it was just what i wanted and as advertised, delivery was quick so i am a happy bunny, its not as i have seen on some reviews, i have not had a problem.

I'm using this not as a snare drum stand but to support a compact Lekato electronic drum set. In this it works but it really feels like very cheap and poor quality components were used. I certainly wouldn't be using it where it needed to be assembled and disassembled a lot. However I'm not doing that so it is adequate for my needs.

Sturdy and has a handy stick bag as well

It does the job for 10 and 14 inch snares but if using on electronic kit insert a piece of pipe 8 inch and will give extra height as electronic snare are 2 inches but I love it recommend

I used the stand to hold a 12 inch evans practice pad but the maximum height is slightly below my thighs when sitting down (bearing in mind I'm only 5'7"). I had to set the stand so that the legs were closer together to raise the height and improve comfort to play on the pad. However, this made the stand unstable causing it to tumble sometimes. After the Nth tumble the metal snapped. I wanted to try a cheaper stand but I've been spoiled by higher quality hardware so I'm naturally going to pick on the flaws of something cheaper so I didn't expect much for the amount that I paid but I did expect better height adjustability. I'm guessing it's fine for holding a snare drum because snares are taller so you can set up the legs flatter and wider but I would avoid it for using a practice pad and specifically so if you're a taller individual.