Gator Rok-It Multi Guitar Stand Rack with Folding Design, Holds up to 5 Electric or Acoustic Guitars (RI-GTR-RACK5)

Picked this up for my acoustics and it’s been awesome so far. I currently have two acoustic guitars on it, but it could easily fit a third with no problem. The padding is solid, the build feels sturdy, and it doesn’t wobble even when I’m moving guitars on and off. Also love that it collapses down for storage or travel - super convenient if you’re tight on space. For the price, I’m impressed. Does exactly what it claims, feels durable, and keeps my guitars organized instead of leaning all over the house. Highly recommend if you need a simple, reliable rack.

This review is for the 3-Guitar Rok-it collapsible stand. Very easy to assemble using the included diagram. Took me about 5 minutes to assemble. Components are very well made, was very sturdy and balanced for being held together by 8 bolts supplied by the manufacturer. Guitar stand is nice and compact, will hold 2 acoustic guitars nicely OR 3 electric guitars OR 1 acoustic and 2 electric guitars. (my plan was for 3 acoustic guitars, which didn't fit). Be aware that you will need to provide for at least an additional 4" besides the 21,5" depth dimension for an acoustic guitar neck overhang, You may need to provide more room behind the stand if you will be storing a bass guitar, since they have longer necks. Overall, I am satisfied with this guitar stand.

I own older larger versions of this product of the Rok-It brand as well, that are great. This one is lower quality, and the individual spaces are not as wide. It's still a good product, and very useful. Easy to put together, but the instructions seem to have the wrong screws for the wrong places. Who needs correct instructions anyway? Once together and fully tightened down it's not as sturdy as my other stands. It has a tiny bit of wiggle, but it's not a lot. I got this to specifically split 3 acoustics from my main stand, but it's not wide enough to actually put 3 acoustics the same direction like other stands. It's hard to get 3 acoustics on it with them alternating direction. I ended up using it for thinner guitars instead.

As a Southern musician with a collection of guitars that could rival a juke joint, finding the right storage solution was a challenge – until I stumbled upon the Rok-It Multi Guitar Stand Rack. Y'all, this stand is a game-changer! First off, the folding design is pure genius. It's like a harmonious blend of space-saving and accessibility. I can effortlessly unfold it for my live performances, or fold it up and tuck it away in the corner of my cozy Southern studio when I'm not strumming the blues. The sturdy construction is like a solid, deep bass line; it keeps my guitars snug and secure. I've got a mix of acoustic, electric, and even a resonator, and this stand accommodates them all, like the band coming together for a jam session. And let me tell you, it's not just about storage; it's about showcasing my cherished instruments. With this stand, my guitars stand tall and proud, like performers on a grand stage. It's a sight to behold! The convenience factor is like sweet tea on a hot day. No more wrestling with tangled guitar cords or knocking instruments over in a cluttered corner. Everything is at arm's reach, ready for a pickin' session at any time. In conclusion, the Rok-It Multi Guitar Stand Rack is a Southern musician's best friend. It's like a loyal roadie that's always there to support your guitars. If you're a fellow picker looking to keep your instruments safe, accessible, and ready for the next Southern-inspired melody, this stand is your perfect pick. It's become an essential part of my musical journey, and I wouldn't have it any other way. 🎸🎶🍑🌞

Purchased because I needed to take guitars off the wall. Easy to assemble. Lots of padding to protect guitars from the metal rack. It's a bit crowded and easy to smack into other guitars. Guitars are not completely secured in that they can still be bumped into each other. Guitars seem to rest more sturdily when leaned to the side. More for stowing than showing off guitars which I do miss about my wall mounts. Removing guitar straps helps guitars seat better. The rack takes up considerably less space then a wall mount. If I had a choice, the guitars would go back on the wall!

Bought this because I was looking for a budget stand for my guitars, so that I don't have to put them back to the case when not playing, for the purpose of convenience. First of all, as mentioned by other users, the instruction for assembly is too simple and I got confused by what screws to use for what holes. It took me awhile trying them out to figure out. The materials are light and cheap feelings, and once assembled together it is not too sturdy, especially the lock pin is not really long enough to preventing folding, a stronger force can easily fold the arms without pulling the locking pin, and no matter how hard I tighten the screws, the two arms are still moving, overall this gives me the feeling of cheap China made product, but I bought it because it is cheaper. Once I put all my guitars on it, it feels fine, I guess the weight of the guitars hold the arms in place, and foams does feel thin and not sure how long it will last, but for now, it does the job, so I am happy with the purchase, but because of the cheap materials and design flaw, I am giving it a 3 stars. And another issue is that it will hold smaller body guitars ok, but not for bigger size, such as the red guitar in the pic, I had to adjust the angle of the guitar so the neck would touch the stand on the top. So if you have a bigger size guitar such as acoustic guitars or an ES-335 or les paul, I would be careful when using this stand. Overall a good purchase for my not-so-expensive guitars, I am happy for now.

I needed a stand for all my current (and future) guitars that doesn’t take up too much space like my last one. I also like that they lean sideways into the stand instead of laying back like my old one. The quality is pretty nice and on its own it’s very lightweight but still sturdy enough to not fall apart. Its size is good and doesn’t take up too much space in my little studio room and functions the way it’s supposed to. It was really easy and simple to assemble and only took a couple minutes.

Sturdy, well engineered, does the job and does it well. Assembly instructions were incredible weak but probably because anybody with half a brain can figure it out without them. My only gripe is that the prongs that hold the neck in place could be a little longer, I think some PVC and pipe insulation can address that issue. For anybody wondering, yes, this is shallow enough to fit in a standard sized U.S. closet although guitars on the extreme end of size may not be able to lean all the way back against the rear bar (my acoustic bass doesn't quite sit all the way back without the headstock bumping the wall, but everything else does).