[7 lb] when you need a neck to bend on table base works perfect

[7 lb] I picked up, and used a set of these stands, for the first time, this weekend. My initial impression is very positive. Case: Heavy duty. Two separated compartments(one for each stand). The two-pack with the case is imperative. These stands are beautiful, and should always be protected Aesthetics: Best looking speaker stands on the market. No more beat-up label scratched speaker stands, with bulky tripod legs. This stand folds into a single cylinder. Clamp design is simple. But, if the clamp isn't facing you, it's a little difficult to know which way to release it. Engineering: Pneumatics - Awesome. I set my K12.2's on the stand, flipped open the clamp, and up it went. If your speaker is under the weight limit for the lift, you'll need to pull it down, with a little force. It would be nice to have some way of indicating your preferred speaker height (I'm OCD, 'nuff said). Speaker Pole: Adapts to 35 mm. It would have been nice to put a plastic insert at the top of the pole. As it is now, it's exposed metal. When you sit your speaker on the speaker pole, the contact is metal to metal. Tripod Design: Overall design is very solid. I never felt my speakers were compromised, due to shabby construction of the stand. As noted by another reviewer, the knob to retain the extension, came loose during setup. Also, the red rubber feet on the bottom of the stand were easily removed. Hopefully, they won't loosen further, over time. I appreciate the time that Gator put into designing these speaker stands. They are definitely worth the price. Gator has managed to change my perception of the products with this series. I'm now considering the Frameworks microphone stands.

[7 lb] I am using a corded mike on my six-inch gooseneck. It is as stiff as a solid tube, which is good. It stays the way you set it. I suspect this is not the case for the longer versions, but I don't know.

[39.5 x 5.5 x 5"] Sturdy, solid and easy to use.

[39.5 x 5.5 x 5"] Very nice stands, have found nothing to say negative.

[Yes] Very lightweight compared to other mic stands I’ve used. But still quite stable. I take this on video shoots for interviews. Setup is easy and the stand is reliable.

[7 lb] As a mobile DJ, I've bought several different tripod speaker stands over the years, but I decided it was time to upgrade to something to make it easier for me to lift my 50-pound EV ETX cabinets. These Gator Frameworks ID stands are not only sleek and stylish, but they are solid and allow me to raise/lower the heavy speakers with ease. No more fumbling with pins and tightening twist knobs. Just release the collar to extend the lower legs and do the same to raise the speaker into position. Well worth the investment!

[Yes] perfect for the desk use just the right size

[39.5 x 5.5 x 5"] Ok I have to admit i bought these just because i liked the industrial design. The way the fold up and the look of the legs was just stylish. The BEST part is that they are the best performing speaker stands that i have ever used. I love the cam style locks vs the old school knobs. The lift mechanism is very convenient and makes it easy for one guy to set-up. They are expensive but worth it. I run a 10 DJ company in the DC area and plan to buy more of these as we replace our speaker stands.

[Yes] Easy to setup and use and road worthy. Holds my Mesa Boogie Roadking combo (100lbs) easily