Detail 01
6.5 mm peg / 6 mm peg
The peg diameter has to match your instrument's bore. Too wide won't enter; too narrow lets the instrument wobble.

Independent shopping perspective
Small folding peg stand for a soprano recorder or piccolo. Fits in a pocket, holds one instrument between pieces.

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 peg diameter has to match your instrument's bore. Too wide won't enter; too narrow lets the instrument wobble.
Detail 02
Metal base gives it weight low down, so a top-heavy piccolo is less likely to tip it.
Detail 03
Light enough to live in a case pocket permanently. You won't leave it at home to save space.
Detail 04
Low profile. The instrument sits close to the floor or tabletop, out of the way of music stands.
Detail 05
The legs unscrew and store into the peg itself, so there's nothing loose to lose in a bag.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The peg is sized for soprano recorder and piccolo bores. A larger recorder needs a stand with a wider peg.
The zinc die-cast legs put the weight at the base, which helps with a top-heavy instrument. On an uneven or bumped surface, treat any small peg stand with care.
The legs screw into the peg for storage and the whole thing weighs 0.18 lb, so it fits in a pocket or case compartment.
It's built as a rest between pieces. For longer periods, the case is the safer place, especially with wooden instruments.
Reference
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