Gravity Vari-G 5

A stand for up to 5 guitars they say.

Sounds quite accurate, unless you wish to put 5 acoustics here, that might be a tight fit. I'm using this for my bass and electric guitars and it works well. There is plenty of space.

A solid stand for the price, does what it needs to do.

Feels a little flimsy but on the ground with the weight on it it is just fine and sturdy enough. Also I have no experience with Explorer or V-type guitars.

All in all for the price this is probably one of the best and versatile stands one can get.

TLDR: Suits home use well, looks good, is not the most stable multistand, and does not fit all common guitar body types out of box.

Not all common acoustic body types fit this stand out of box. My Larrivee dreadnought bottom strap button is the part that touches the main cushioned bar. This makes the guitar rather unstable on the stand, so I created some extra padding on both sides of the strap button. Still working on consistently placing the dread so that the strap button falls between the extra padded parts...

This stand is also not super stable, so I positioned it in a safe place where I cannot trip on it. That being said, I don't think guitars will fly off even upon aggressive tripping. The instability is mainly due to design, but some come from inaccurate (non-symmetrical) cuts in the support beam ends. Some quality issues were also found in the screw threads: some went in nicely, and others did not.

Time will tell about the longevity of this stand. I suspect it will last home use for a long time.

Bought this for home to have my main guitars easily accessible.

The adjustable neck supports were a deal breaker for me, so it was either this or the one by Hercules Stands. Glad I got this one and saved a few bucks in the process. The stand currently houses 4 guitars with room to spare.

Assembly took a few minutes but not too difficult. Build quality seems good, and the stand is well sturdy for home use. Might get another one for band use.

Guality is great. Easy to build (the instructions were a little misleading). Without any instruments on, the rack may sway a little if nudged, but already with some instruments on does feel really stable, so in overall the stability gets 5 stars from me. For the price I'd say it's a great deal, does surely keep your instruments safe. You can also switch the green rubber bands in the rack to black ones which came with the package. In overall, heavily recommended.