Hercules Stands FS100B Footrest

Very solid stand. Ive had other products from Hercules and this well made just like the others. Definitely worth it.

Totally worth the extra cost compared to other smaller stands. I wanted something to put under my desk that I could use to elevate my leg while practicing guitar. The lowest height of this stand is extremely comfortable for me and is angled ever so slightly, which I like. It is wider than other stands which in turn makes it more stable and planted to the floor. The rubber surface is a nice touch. The build quality is extremely robust, its heavy which I wanted. I dont plan on taking the stand anywhere so portability doesnt matter to me.Its not very often I receive a product have have zero complaints about it. This is one product that has passed my test.

I think this is worth the extra $ cheaper one have broken or tip easily if my foot isn’t on it. This one is sturdy and I can place my foot at any angle I please

Strong, balanced, effective guitar stand. It's a neutral-looking black stand, which is great because I don't like "noisy" logos. Just an excellent stand, of course, for your foot only, NOT to stand on top of!

Sturdy, stable, keeps your foot at a natural angle. There is nothing bad I can say about this.

This is a very sturdy, well-built classical guitar footrest with an extra wide, non skid surface area. While the footrest is adjustable for height, it is always set at an angle, meaning your foot will rest on it either toes higher than heel (sloping towards you), or should you turn it around, heel higher than toes (sloping away from you). There is no position in which you can rest your foot in a horizontal position (i.e., parallel to the floor). As this is the position I have used for over 40 years, I was a bit disappointed. My old footrest had a metal flange which one could engage to get an angle, or disengage to have it flat. No such feature here. But as most footrests these days are angle only, and most are much flimsier than the Hercules, there was hardly any point to returning this. I simply cut a piece of 2x4 in my workshop, chiseled out notches in which the footrest's feet would nestle and secure, then put rubber feet on the bottom of the block of wood. I put this under the rear two feet of the footrest so now, in the elevation that is comfortable for me, the footrest is perfectly flat, and with any weight at all on it, the footrest and elevating block are as one piece. So, I knock off a star since I had to do this and now must carry an extra piece of wood in my gig bag. But if you are a player who likes an angled footrest, then consider this a five star review.

This stand is very sturdy and well put together as Hercules products are known for. I'm glad I kicked in a couple of extra bucks for this stand. This thing is super sturdy and the rubber foot pad really grips and doesn't allow any slippage. It also has 5 positions not counting the floor level position. The foot pads that contact the floor surface stays in place as well. Excellent product.

This is a nice sturdy footrest with several adjustments for height. The lowest setting was good for my Dad to use, sitting on a Yamaha keyboard bench as a seat. I was pleased with this, as Dad is pretty tall, and he's been hunching while playing his guitar. That was partly due to the music being too low, but quite a bit of it was that he was tilting his foot to raise his guitar, not only was that not enough height, but it was hurting his back. This folds to a nice compact size but is also small enough to leave set at the correct height so it doesn't have to be adjusted each time. Very happy with this footrest.

Over 2 years and no issues apart from a little wear of the rubber pads on the stand's feet

I use a standard office chair (with non-retractable armrests...!!!), to play guitar in my pseudo studio. I often find myself in a bit of discomfort after playing for a while - either some sort of hip pain or a soring back. I tried this out to see if it would relieve a little of that pain, and it did!I use this to rest alternate feet, to give my back a rest as I tend to arch myself forward in my...NOT made for guitar playing chair and that's only with LP or Strat shaped axes. The easy answer is to buy a more specific chair, but they're not as cheap as a foot stool! At this price point, it's worth a shot in the dark anyway!Hercules works well for my needs and he lives up to his name, as he can hold all of my weight for quite a prolonged period of time! There are different settings which I guess would suit most, especially those who play in the 'classical' position and players with pointy, sharp or otherwise 'awkward' shaped guitars, such as a V or Jackson Rhoads.If I were to find a fault, it would be that there isn't a huge amount of difference between the various angles or settings on the back of the footrest, perhaps a bigger variety of angles would benefit some? Didn't affect me though. Either way, it doesn't warrant losing a star, just an observation. Very happy with mine!

Een van de betere voetbankjes die er op de markt zijn top.

Davvero solido, di buona qualità, ho altri due poggiapiedi, ma questo li supera per robustezza.

Feels nice and sturdy with good build quality. Only slightly smaller than my size 10 foot but still comfortable.