Detail 01
Flip-It! folding yoke
The neck rest folds down so the stand collapses flat. Faster to pack than a stand with a fixed yoke.

Independent shopping perspective
A folding single-guitar stand with a flip-down neck yoke. For electric, acoustic, or bass storage at home or between sets.


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 neck rest folds down so the stand collapses flat. Faster to pack than a stand with a fixed yoke.
Detail 02
Fabric sits between the rubber and your finish, which reduces the risk of rubber reacting with the lacquer.
Detail 03
Two tube diameters means the legs telescope into the body. Heavier gauge than the thinnest budget stands.
Detail 04
Metal at the joint where the legs pivot — the part that usually cracks first on plastic-housing stands.
Detail 05
One instrument only. A second guitar needs a second stand or a multi-rack.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, it handles one guitar at a time and the yoke and body rest suit both. Height and depth differences are absorbed by the cradle.
The velveteen covering over the rubber helps, but nitrocellulose can still soften with long contact. For nitro, use a cloth barrier or store in the case.
The neck yoke flips down and the legs collapse, so it packs flatter than a fixed-yoke stand. It fits most gig bag pockets.
Yes. The cradle takes a bass neck, though a heavy body sits with more weight forward than a standard electric.
Reference
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