On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty T-Stand WS8550 (Large-format

Service was excellent. Thanks, Scott.
The stand functioned beautifully on its first gig.

Not Ideal for Keyboards

This is a really strong stand with thick tubing and sturdy pieces. I can imagine it could take A LOT of weight. It collapses to a great size to make it easy to store.
It is heavier than expected, much heavier than a keyboard would need. You might think, "well at least it is sturdy" but they way "X"-like shape is when it is set up does not make it sit flush on the ground easily. The two pivot points in the middle/top of the stand are free-moving they do not snap into a position; which makes it versatile, but unless both sides are exactly the same then it will wobble. The hight adjustment is a bit of a pain too each leg has those spring-loaded-snap-buttons with ~5 different positions so you have to push it each time on each leg to go to a standing position (kind of a pain).
If you leave it set up then these things are not a big deal, but it gets pretty irritating after a while if you need to teardown and set up regularly. This would be a great stand for other heavy equipment, but pretty overkill for a keyboard.

Good Design Concept, Potential Failure Issue, Not so Heavy Duty to me!

Received first unit with manufacturing damage. Sweetwater's excellent service department promptly sent replacement.

As I started to setup replacement stand, one of the leg's locking pins fell out and unit collapsed! Fortunately, I did not put my Fantom X8 on it yet, possibly damaging the keyboard.

There appears to be a potential for the weakly attached pins to become detached from the extension spring causing the stand to collapse.

Do I dare to try another one of these or go to something else?

I am sure Seeetwater will resolve this issue with the manufacturer as this diminishes the quality image that Sweetwater strives to maintain.