Detail 01
Offset legs
The legs rotate out of the way of a double pedal's slave beater, so the hi-hat can sit tight against the snare.

Independent shopping perspective
A lightweight double-braced-alternative hi-hat stand with an offset leg design. For drummers who want stable footing without hauling heavy hardware.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The legs rotate out of the way of a double pedal's slave beater, so the hi-hat can sit tight against the snare.
Detail 02
Less tube mass to carry. The tradeoff is less dead weight anchoring it during hard playing.
Detail 03
DW's lighter hardware line, built for portability rather than the heft of their heavy-duty stands.
Detail 04
Includes the pedal, pull rod, and clutch mechanism. It is not a cymbal boom stand.
Detail 05
Sets how hard the pedal pushes back, which changes chick response and how fast the hats close.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The offset leg design is specifically there to clear the second pedal and let you position the hi-hat where you want it.
It is built for stability at lower weight, but heavy-footed drummers on slick floors may want a rug or a heavier stand to keep it planted.
Yes, a hi-hat stand includes the clutch and pull rod needed to mount and operate the top cymbal.
No. It is a hi-hat stand with a pedal and pull rod. A crash needs a straight or boom cymbal stand.
Reference
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