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Evans Apprentice Pad Stand

SKU: # 715119   |   Model: # ARFSTD   |    Product Reviews1 Reviews  Write a Review
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Apprentice Pad Stand

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Stand is a compact, lightweight, and single-braced stand with an 8mm threaded post and pivoting platform for attaching any practice pad fitted with an 8mm threaded mounting insert. The height is adjustable and the post can be tilted to any angle to suit the player's preference. Practice pads fitted with an 8mm threaded mounting insert include the Evans RealFeel 7" Apprentice Pad, 6" Mountable Speed Pad, and the 6" and 9" EcoPads.

Features
• 8mm threaded mounting insert
• Height adjustable, tilt-adjustable
• Collapsible for easy transportation and storage
• Sturdy tripod stand with rubberized feet

*Stand only, practice pad not included

Q & A

Question: What is the max height adjustment?
- asked on May 14, 2024
Answer: The stand adjusts from 23 inches to 36 inches
- answered by roy shermack, Edmonton Highlands, Alberta
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Great piece of hardware! 1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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It's nice and small. Its height can be adjusted and it can fold itself to become very thin. I have it sitting at knee-level, which is convenient for me as I can just stash it under my desk and pull it out whenever I need to. The screw holds my 6" Vic Firth pad very well, and the whole thing is sturdy enough to handle my consistent beatings. I wish it wasn't so expensive though, as I paid 100$ for it, but I'm convinced it'll be worth it in the long run. I recommend it!
Posted by Justin on Dec 4, 2022
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