Youeon Snare Drum Stand with Drum Sticks Holder, 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, Lightweight

I bought the Youeon snare drum stand for practice sessions, and it’s an excellent value, especially with the included drumstick holder. ✅ Setup & Build • Assembly was quick and simple. • The double-braced tripod design feels sturdy and balanced. • Lightweight enough to move around, but stable once locked in. 🥁 Performance • Fits my 14” snare perfectly, and it also works with a drum pad. • The adjustable height (14.5”–23”) makes it versatile for seated practice. • Drumsticks stay secure in the holder — very convenient. 💡 What I Liked Most • Solid construction for the price point. • Beginner-friendly setup and size. • Portability without feeling flimsy. ⚠️ Things to Note • Best suited for practice and beginner use — not a heavy-duty touring stand. • Height range is limited for taller drummers who prefer standing practice. 🎯 Final Thoughts For beginners or anyone needing a reliable practice stand, this Youeon snare drum stand is a great choice. Lightweight, adjustable, and sturdy enough to handle regular use — plus the drumstick holder is a smart bonus.

The build quality is good. It is sturdy and hasn’t fallen apart. I have not had any issues nor noticed any defects. I do only use it for holding a practice pad, not a drum. It holds the practice pad very well, it does not budge. The little drum stick basket is a great addition too, I didn’t think I would find it useful, but I did. $23 is a very fair price for this stand. The stands at music stores cost around $60-$100 and more. This is a great alternative, I even bought a second stand for another practice pad.

It's ok but it's a nuisance. If you're taking it apart to go somewhere it's fine but if you just need to move your drum a couple of feet and don't want to take it all apart it's a nuisance. The top half of the stand just sits on the bottom half, they don't attach, so to move the assembled thing you have to bend over and grab the bottom half of the stand to move it. Since I'm using this at home to practice and I normally store the drum out of the way and have to move it out of it's storage spot to practice and I'm old and don't bend over all that easily anymore I pretty much cuss it every day, but it does work and I can't really justify money spent on another.

This is great for the price! I bought this for my electronic drum sets snare drum and it works so much better than the one that came with it. Substantial upgrade! It has different heights and adjusts easily. It is lightweight and is very sturdy.

It works. It’s kind of flimsy and the rubber pieces slide off easy. Good enough for a 9 year old trying to figure out if band is there thing.

Fit our kids Mini drum set for a 16” drum.

This is for my grand daughter in college. She needed a beginners stand for her drum pad. She really likes it.

Saw this snare stand and thought "Beh, it looks good enough" and I had just gotten a practice pad and stand for less than $50 (another brand) so I figured this one would be very similar. And it has a sticks holder!.. Well, as soon as it arrived I noticed that key parts were made of plastic and not metal. Gigantic flaw. I still figured I'd put it together and see if it held up, but as soon as I tried, one of the metal tubes came loose. Turns out they had glued the plastic and chromed metal piece together. Sigh. Even then, the tube won't fit the socket snuggly, and instead wobbles. So even if I ignored the cracked base ring, and relied on gravity to keep the tube in its socket, the whole stand wobbles about half an inch in each direction regardless of how tight it gets. Now I am even more irritated about processing the return, having to send the item back, and then try to find another stand that's not some gimmicky piece of gear. I'm staying away from this one.