Computer Keyboard Rubber Feet

[Notebook sleeve] Small, inexpensive, all the important keys, and rubber feet so it does not move around, all the features I was looking for. This will be taking the place of a keyboard during a Physical Inventory. It will save space and make number entry much easier. Good job B&H, quick delivery and easy website.

[Universal Clamp] I have it on the lowest setting and it's very stable, I think it could hold a lot more than it's 5-lb. weight rating. Maybe at higher settings it would be more unstable. Decent build quality, the rubber pads are applied a little off-center but nothing major. I was surprised that the bottom of the feet also have rubber pads, I didn't expect that. I use this to support my laptop over my M-Audio Hammer 88 keyboard controller. One thing to keep in mind if you're going to put anything on top of the feet (like my keyboard), look close and you'll see the feet have a tapered outer lip. At the near end, their thinnest point, they are approximately 1/8" thick; at the back end, they gradually taper up to approximately 1" thick. I put some 3/4" thick rubber feet on my keyboard so that the stand's feet have enough clearance to slide under it.

[0.265 lb] great for the cell phone, and even computer keyboard

[22 x 22 x 16.5"] Very solid, nice looking case. Comes with 4 stable, removable rubber feet that will not mar a wood tabletop (perfect for on-location recordists who oftentimes need to use others' tabletops). The only complaint I have is that there was an inventory sticker on the top of mine that left behind an ugly residue I had to clean off with goo gone. The total rail-to-rail depth is 12 1/4 by the way.

This my second Walkstool. Still have first one I purchased years ago. Ordered replacement rubber feet for the original. This one is taller and use it for Security Jobs as well as waiting on critters to make their move. Just know that it is 3 legs and stability is based on how you sit down on it. lol.

[Latch] This case works quite well. I saw other cases for this mixer that weigh twice as much as the mixer. This weighs about the same as the mixer so it becomes a little heavy, but still manageable for one person. My only complaint is the feet. They are hard, smooth rubber, which is slippery. The case slides too easily on the table. I'm afraid it might get knocked off the table. I am still searching for soft, sticky rubber feet to replace them.

[3/8"-16] Although my tripod came with both a set of indoor rubber type of feet and an outdoor spike type of feet, I had to change them moving from indoors to outdoors. They are well made and easy to change by removing the boots and simply putting them in a pocket.

[2] Make sure to buy some extra rubber feet, they can wear down after a year of using it on concrete and dirt. Light and Portable, doesn't come with a case.. About to buy it now.

[Clear] simple and clean case. I liked it because it does have the black rubber feet, not white like other cases and it does not have those vents on the bottom cover like others as well. It has a smooth bottom cover with no vents. But it is slippery when holding.

[Rack Case] And the feet are definitely rubber. Loading ANY rack, even with just 1 piece of gear, and then setting it on a leather chair like another reviewer did is just asking for trouble. Most chairs, especially nice leather ones, are sloped down towards the front. Anyway, great rack. Perfect for a guitarist with a minimalist setup. An extra plus, and the main reason I got it, is that the rails are recessed about an inch, so most knobs and switches aren't sticking out beyond the front edges. This gives mounted gear an extra measure of protection in case it topples over and falls on its face. ;)