Konig & Meyer Folding Corner Stand - 17580

A lot smaller than my last case, but fits well. I don't think it as good at protecting against drops but worth the added risk for the size difference as it is now a lot handy for popping in the bag.

I really like the deign of this, not your usual black thing, not too large. Its a bit unusual looking but I'm very pleased with it

I think that this works better with slim bodied guitars, but feels sturdy and looks good too.

Well designed and manufactured product. Ideal for home use. Been using them for years with no problems. Nothing stopping you using them for gigs as they are very quick to fold flat, but as it's not the type with neck support it depends on how clumsy your hand mates are. I have several of these stands and even use them for sitting small amps on as well as guitars. Great.

Grandchild loves it. Sturdy & pleasing to the eye. Very well made product.

I love these stands, have a couple of them now, for bass and normal guitars.Very adjustable, so will fit a wide range of bodies (although for your more extreme shapes like the Xplorer I would check before buying), and it fits pretty sturdy, doesn't tip if you give it a bit of a nudge.You do have to be a little particular in making sure that when you put the guitar in the stand, that you place it in at the right angle/flush, or you'll end up with one side not coming into contact with the front support. Quite often I've put the guitar back and it not been 100% flush, and it's never been a problem however. More a peace of mind thing.Only reason I wouldn't recommend these stands is if you have small children or pets. You can give it a decent knock and the guitar won't fall, but I don't have kids or pets and I assume they could give it a more forceful knock and cause issue.

Used for an acoustic guitar I find this stand works well and has the advantage of being portable and relatively inexpensive.

Well-designed and sturdy, and fits my 17" archtop. I'm v happy with it, but the geometry and lower total height means the guitar feels less resistant to being pushed over backwards than my heavier metal one at home. My guitar has been fine on it, so I may be worrying unnecessarily. It's perfect for taking to rehearsal, as it's not too heavy and folds super flat. Not sure I'll leave my guitar on this stand while band mates are wandering around between sets though, just in case.