Crescendo CR-25 Drink Bottle Holder - Cup Caddy - Water, Other Beverage - Mount Clamp Accessory for Mic Stand, Handle Bar, Pole, Music or Microphone Boom Stand

Works great, no complaints. The screw mechanism works very well and tightens easily.

I recently purchase the Crescendo CR-25 and used it for the first time on my gig last night. It's a great product! The expandability of the drink holder really came in handy. The bar/restaurant we played at uses large glasses for water and I had no trouble expanding the drink holder to accommodate the size of the glass. And even though it was a heavy glass, especially when full, once the clamp was tightened on the mic stand, it did not move or sag in any way. Bottom line, I am really happy with the product and am looking forward to using it on my future gigs! UPDATE: Wanted to add a photo showing the Crescendo CR-25 in use on my last gig (didn't have one from the first time I used it). And yes, it worked great!

The item arrived within the time frame listed. The packaging was ok with no immediate signs of damage. The clamping screw down appears to offer the necessary rigidity to negate slipping. I use this on a microphone 🎤 stand. The adjustable sliding tray which is at the bottom and can accommodate various beverage sizes. However be aware that the holder can easily detach from the clamp which is separate from the beverage holder. I used a hot glue to insure that insert of the holder will never detach from the clamp. Without this hot glue, the holder kept freeing itself from the clamping mount. You will be quickly aware of what I mean when mounting the holder yourself. No more issues noted. Its was an easy fix for me but I wouldn't trust the holder without having hot glue on the holder's tabs.

Used it for the first time this evening. I play steel guitar in a band and was looking for something to hold bottle of water etc and clamp to leg of steel. Several don’t take into account the angle and allow for offset degree of angle. They assume it’s a straight mic stand, so I wanted something that would swivel and allow it to be straight. Product worked well and held up fine all evening for a steel coffee mug size cup. Clamp was sturdy as all get out and product appears to be well built. Time will tell but for now, A++++

I bought several of these for myself and my bandmates. Before I gave them out I tried one. These are so poorly designed! The ball joint doesn’t hold in place no matter how hard you tighten it. Drinks of any weight just make it sag. It clamps well enough to a mic stand, but I don’t trust the stability as it’s the kind of plastic from a 3D printer. The part that a cup fits in only extends about a centimeter and isn’t big enough to fit a pint glass. I am so disappointed in these that I’m returning them.

Grips the music stand tightly. Adjusts for different drink applications.

This is a wonderful, practical, accommodating, strong cup holder. I am an artist that also uses a cane. When the cane was added, I ran out of hands and spilled a lot of coffee. Crescendo Drink Bottle Holder gave me a third hand when added to my rolling portfolio... the only thing I might ask for in the design is a slightly deeper cup holder by possibly an inch to an inch and a half, then it would be perfect for a rolling device. I believe that I could also adhere the device to my cane and not spill a drop.

Attaches to a mic stand (or similar, I use it on a keyboard stand) very easily, and holds in place with no problem. Note the max size is going to be for a can or beer bottle, which is what most people will be wanting. A stemless or steel wine glass/cup would not fit.

Great cup / drink holder. I have 3. 1 for a treadmill and 2 on hand rails where i have my home gym. They shrink down to hold a small red bull can but expand to hold 600mL drink bottle and a narrowish 1L drink bottle. Needs care when expanding that you pull from the bottom as the device is fairly lightweight in terms of plastic and the ratchet is quite strong so device doesn’t lose grip the trade being if you pull from the top you risk breaking it. I’ve had mine 3 months without incident. Works perfectly for what i want it to do.