Gator Frameworks Foldable Guitar Stool with Padded Seat and Rear Mounted Guitar Hanger; (GFW-GTRSTOOL)
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Style: Guitar Stool
Features
- Guitar Player Stool with Integrated Guitar Stand on Rear-side
- Easily Folds for Compact Travel
- Integrated Footrest for Comfortable Playing Position During Performances
- Rubber feet with Red Saftey Trim for Visibility in Dark Settings
- Max Weight of 250 lbs./113.4 kg ; Product Dimensions: 36/914mm (L) x 14/356mm (W) x 5.5/140mm (H), Net Weight: 9 lbs./4.08 kg
Description
The guitar stool and single stand combo by Gator Frameworks provides a comfortable seat for gigging guitarists and eliminates the need for a separate guitar stand on stage. The 2.5” thick seat cushion and integrated footrest allow you to achieve a comfortable playing position throughout longer performances. When you’re ready for a break, simply release the rubberized guitar stand base and set the retractable neck yoke to cradle your precious axe when not in use. The GFW-GTRSTOOL travels easily with its collapsible, lightweight design. Red safety rings on each rubber foot provide visibility on dimly lit stages to prevent tripping.
Product Dimensions: 14"D x 36"W x 5.5"H
Color: Black
Brand: Gator Frameworks
Style: Guitar Stool
Seat Height: 27 Inches
Seat Height: 27 Inches
Item Weight: 10.6 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14"D x 36"W x 5.5"H
Leg Style: Straight
Shape: L Shape
Style Name: Guitar Stool
Color: Black
UPC: 716408551753
Brand Name: Gator Frameworks
Number of Pieces: 1
Required Assembly: No
Weight Supported: 250 Pounds
Seat Material: Polyurethane
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth
Frame Material Type: Polyurethane (PU)
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I got the deluxe and the regular stool with the back rest. The deluxe is definitely worth it. Returned the stool. Stools ok but feels like the seat is small and you sit up high it’s not bad just ok. But the deluxe was really nice. I like the wider seat you feel like it’s more stable than the stool and the adjustability is great. Just make the upgrade you won’t be disappointed. If you need something portable maybe the stool but otherwise just go with the deluxe. Overall the deluxe just feels more stable, comfortable, and more customizable. Also the foot rest on the deluxe is perfect compared to the regular stool. Just overall better and worth the extra price IMHO. Only drawback the seat feels a little stiff but it’s new I expect it to wear in. I still give it 5 stars.
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I had a 4 hour gig and did NOT expect this chair to be as good as it was. Seat cushion feels a little harder but honestly, it was exactly what I needed. It's supportive and just soft enough without being cushy. Also, I was nervous with my acoustic guitar in the stand so I would push the chair to see how tippy it was. It was not tippy at all. I really did think it was going to tip over super easily with the weight. Folds up easy (not flat of course but enough to tuck behind the seat in my car just fine). Worth it for the 80 bucks I paid.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by warriorwoman
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Bought this hoping for perhaps a comfortable, useful, compact stool for playing guitar at live performances. It's hard to know if you're going to like something till you use it a while. This is one of those. If I could send it back I would. But by the time I decided it wasn't that great, the return window closed. Anyway, here's my take on what's wrong with it. 1. Though it folds up, it's not really that compact because the back rest has a big "L" shape bracket that doesn't fold. Really? They couldn't have engineered that? 2. It could use a nice zippered case to put it in. Again, you'd have to make the back rest fold. 3. Seat isn't big enough unless your small. I feel like as though I'm going to fall off at any given moment. And the foam cushion is a little too stiff. 4. Foot rest is too narrow. The pegs need to be able to telescope outward on each side and also adjust up or down. Lastly, the built-in guitar stand gets in the way and is a tripping hazard. This is worse part of it. I took mine off. Also, when you rest your guitar in it, there's no way to secure the neck, so easy to knock over the guitar. I suggest just eliminating it as most of us use proper guitar stands anyway. So there you have it. Keep on looking until Gator gets it right. And when/if they do, then perhaps they'll have a winner. Update: 4-21-24 I decided to install folding motor cycle type foot pegs/rest to this stool. (See photos) This made a big difference in comfort. These foot rest fold-up too, keeping the stool easy to tote. And because they bolt on, you can adjust the position where you like. Only thing I had to do was add some copper pipe shims because the tubing is only ⅞" and you need 1". I also added a self-tapping screw through the clamp side into the tubing, because they had a tendency to turn when you put your foot on. You can get these foot rest here on Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by SKI SKI
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I worked at a music store for a number of years and saw many Gator products. I was always impressed with their high quality and this is no different. I have severe adult degenerative scoliosis and as one of the consequences have chronically tight hamstrings which makes it painful to sit on several surfaces. I play guitar for my Church and was using a wooden stool with little cushion. It was getting too painful to use it and I needed to find something else to use. I did a lot of research and thankfully found this one. It has a very well cushioned seat and is very stable and well built. I seldom use the attached guitar stand as I sit through the whole service. However I felt comfortable leaving my guitar in it the few times that I did. The only ding I would give it is that the rubber tubing that is used for protecting the guitar when it does sit in the stand wasn't cut too accurately and so the tubing came off easily. A little bit of superglue took care of that problem. I wholeheartedly recommend this product. Edited 10-06-23 The stool folds very easily and is compact and easy to carry. It securely holds a Taylor 12-fret 12 string as well as myself and it is stable. I'm about 5 ft 7 inches.
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