PRORECK Speaker Stand Cover Tripod Stand Skirt Skrim 360 Degree Cover Black x 2

I am not a DJ. I have a photo booth which uses a speaker stand for the stand. This cover has good stitching and is stretchy enough that finishes off the stand with a nice tight cover.

Haven't used yet but arrived quickly looks to be quality.

Brings the best out of your DJ setup, the white is great for weddings!

I've been a professional DJ in one capacity or another for nearly 30 years, 15 of those owning my own DJ business, so I've used a ton of similar products like these over the years. Here are my honest thoughts. This company's products can be a little hit or miss sometimes, but they are unquestionably more affordable than anything comparable. Quick caveat before I say anything else- quality control can be iffy at times, so mileage may very. First impression wasn't great, because I was only sent one out of what was supposed to clearly be a 2 pack. After going through Amazon though, they did resend the package, and I actually ended up with 3. (Shh🤭, don't tell Amazon) So, let's get down to the products themselves. First, some pros. -They have a faux leather strip at the top to try and add some grip around the top of the speaker pole, which is greatly needed, especially if you want to raise them up higher than 4- 5ft. -For the most part, the stiching is strong and consistent. -They have a built in pouch on the inside that the entire cover fits back down inside when you're finished using them, and it is a stiched part on the inside that is an additional piece of spandex, so it helps to protect them from getting so dirty. (Which if you do weddings, especially in the South, you'll appreciate that for those barn weddings) -Have stitched on pockets for the speaker poles "feet" to fit into, which are made out of a thicker material. -These, especially these white ones, are easy to light with an LED lighting (uplighting) par light, and it refracts around inside causing the whole thing to appear to glow. Looks pretty impressive. Cons- -This one should be pretty obvious, but they get dirty VERY easily. -The "feet" pockets are also white and stain really easily, so I recommend putting a folded paper towel under them, or something similar, if you are at all skeptical about the cleanliness of the floor. -Even with the faux leather strip and velcro closure, they are pretty bad about slipping down the pole if it's raised above 4-5ft. I got around this in a pinch by wrapping the top of the pole with black duct tape, but just be aware. -White looks amazing new, but unless you want to bleach them or at least wash in dish soap after every event, then you will need to only break them out at very clean venues and keep people away from them, take extra precautions (i.g. paper towel trick for feet), and be exceptionally careful while putting them up and taking them down. -Seams will fray pretty easily, and finding a loose strand (particularly around the top fastener) before a gig will become pretty common place after a while. Overview- For the price, these are solid for what they are, and cheap enough to replace if they don't come clean. The tops don't secure quite as well as you will probably want, especially as they get used more and more, so expect to replace every few months or use workarounds like tape to add grip. Fairly solid build for what they are, and definitely worth the price. Which tends to be how I feel about most of their stuff. I would say worth it overall. You could certainly do worse.

Item was exactly what I was looking for. Fits the speaker stands perfectly and the price for two was better than a previous order I had to return for just one. Plus, it was easy to install and assemble.

Covers bring a sleek look to my DJ set up.

Easy to install for my speaker stand, giving it that clean professional look. Able to hide the wires.

These things are incredible! Super durable and look great! They fit standard poles perfectly! They weigh nothing and are super easy to use! Overall a great product!