Would you trust it?

[ukoldgit]

That and a roll of Velcro.. maybe

And Jubilee hose clips.

 

[Houdi Elbow]

Looks a bit dodgy to me.
All my guitars are in cases, but if I take a couple out with me I stick to using one of these......

 

[YohanTheMan]

No thanks. I'll stick with my fourteen 200 dollar a piece floating PRS stands

 

[henderman]

ex-cabinet installer here.

if the hanger/holder is not screwed to a stud it does not get to hold my guitars.

dogs, vacuum cleaner cords and dumb non-players have all knocked my stuff over so i am now in the zero percent chance of letting that happen again club.

 

[Ebidis]

No.

 

[Lost Sailor]

Probably come in handy in a cluttered/tight space like a funky gig (drums taking up most of the microscopic stage) or rehearsal space.

 

[stormsedge]

pass

 

[Baelzebub]

Fender is launching a new guitar holder. It uses a non-adhesive suction material to hold it in place on many surfaces, including tolex.
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Fender launches the Amperstand, a pocket-sized guitar stand and pick holder

The super-practical mini-stand can be placed on “just about any surface” – including guitar amp tolex

www.guitarworld.com

I'm nervous just looking at the pic...lol

I saw those and thought it was interesting but I'm not sure about leaning a guitar up against anything. Too klutzy. I have racks up against the wall and across the front of my desk that are well out of my way and then a few stands sprinkled here and there in corners, also out of the way.

The one at risk is the one right next to me on a stand, which is usually the main one in rotation at any given time. Always a chance I'll catch a cord on it or a foot on the strap, but I take care to maneuver around it and keep everything tucked in. So far, so good. Knock on wood.

Something similar to hold the ends of cords might work for me but not leaning the guitars...

 

[retrobob]

JMHO, and a caveat, I only use mine for temporary short term use, such as at band practice or auditions where there is not enough room for a stand and my guitar is placed against it for only a moment, such as preparing to be put back in a case. Mine serves me well on these occasions, but again my guitar is only momentarily placed against it. And, keep in mind I use Strats that are darn near indestructible. I doubt I would use it with a more vulnerable LP type guitar.

I would not recommend it to be used for any long term storage, especially where foot traffic or pets are involved.

 

[dspellman]

I saw that and wondered what the bottom of the guitar is resting on - The floor?

The bars I play in have that same sticky non-adhesive surface...

 

[dspellman]

Would you trust it?​

Like my wife with a fresh credit card.