This DW double tom stand is the strongest on the market. Very sturdy, loads of features and built like a tank. Now, for you guys saying "this stand doesn't fit my toms" and then leaving a bad rating, here's some info... The L-rods are 12.7mm. That is DW's dimensions for their mounting brackets, the thickest and strongest in the industry. You can buy smaller diameter L-rods to fit your drums hardware and still use this superior stand. Do your homework, and you will see this stand is the best there is.

I have been using this double tom stand for 3 months and about 8 live gigs. I love all the memory keys, this is my first stand that has a memory key for the leg expansion. The other feature I like is the expansion clamp behind the tom arms. Although, the first time I set this up I had a cymbal arm attached to this clamp but I couldn't get it in the desired position for a crash. I might use it for a splash cymbal. The construction is solid and heavy. I definitely noticed the added weight to my stands bag. The tom arms don't budge once their tightened. My only complaint is the stability with toms installed. The first time I set up my 10" and 12" Eco-X DW toms the stand was tipping over with the slightest touch. NOT GOOD. I had to rotate the legs so one of them was directly under the center-of-gravity of the toms. I bet adding a cymbal to the expansion clamp would help move the CG. If you're interested in this stand be sure you check the tom arm diameter. These use 1/2" dia. arms (DW standard, not PDP). I tried using a cheaper Pacific tom stand only to find out the tom arm diameter was too small (10 mm, I think).

This stand is the living reincarnation of quality construction. This stand is a monster, it's definitely the heaviest piece of equipment I own. I have a 10 inch tom and two 18 inch crashes mounted on this thing and it doesn't move.

This is a great stand. Jam packed with that signature DW quality and construction. I upgraded from a stock mount on a Pacific stand, and while it was decent, it wasn't as sturdy as I wanted it to be. This stand blows everything else away. Doesn't wobble at all, even if the legs aren't in line with the tom [I only use one]. Another great feature is the ball clamp. Unlike my original set-up that would move if it wasn't as tight as possible, this one is a different story. I tighten this to a "snug" level, and it doesn't go anywhere. The only downside I could imagine is the price which isn't that bad, but a little bit cheaper would have been nice.

This stand is rock solid. I have two that I use to hold my toms. It never sways or rocks no matter how hard I pound. I also use each one to hold a cymbal from the back. Great value.