Can't you glue the feet on?
- Posted by
- Brian Woodruff
- Date Posted
- 07/12/2026
These stands are light, compact, and sturdy. My only complaint is that the rubber feet come off easily. I bought a set in October and I've already lost one foot from a cymbal stand. Not to mention the time I spend searching for them in the bag before the gig and around the stage after the gig! I hope they offer replacements. but even then, why should I pay for them? I have never had this problem before. It is not designed to be a student model, is it?
A really nice compact hardware pack w/bag
- Posted by
- Drew Lang
- Date Posted
- 08/23/2023
I've got multiple sets of these lightweight hardware packs - the Tama Flat Base, the DW Ultra-light, the Pearl Flat Base pack and the earlier version of the Gibralter Flat Base pack. They all have their pros and cons.
I really like the Tama, but I do wish they had either a boom type stand or some flat-base legs that can raise up so you can nest the stands closer together. The stands and the bag are not the lightest of weight, but VERY compact. I bought an extra cymbal stand plus the tom stand and they still fit in the bag - along with 2 sets of floor tom legs. Unless you use a double-pedal, the high hat is good for a lightweight stand. As an aside, I have the classic bass drum pedal, which is a really nice general use pedal.
PROS - compact, solid (good metal), cymbal stands go up to a good height, bag can fit up to 3 cymbal stands, hi-hat stand, SD stand, tom stand, and a few sets of floor tom legs. The tom/sd basket clip system is really good.
CONS - difficult to nest stands - would be better with an adjustable flat base and/or a boom stand.
