Can you do roundhouse and front kicks with this stand?
1036612
You have to turn sideways to do roundhouse. And yes, you have to add weights. It has pegs for that on all 3 legs.
16752
The legs for this stand are adjustable. You can add or remove the cubes for the legs.
206958
no. but if you buy a different stand you can. but you can not with the current one it comes with
2044655
I don't know for sure, I use it with the square stand and it works perfectly.
5954
You can sure try the are pretty adjustable, you can turn one sideways if you want. I love this stand just what I wanted
1346752
I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.
990297
yes very well. you will enjoy it. but be carful with the kick stand, if you pull it be too far it will break.
983180
No,but stands are cheap. This setup is really light weight, so you won't need expensive and heavy C type stands. I would suggest that you look at sandbags whenever you use soft boxes.
2272027
Sure you can. I've used it in my small space and got nice results. but now I want more stands and lights.. Basicly its great for the price.. Have fun..
1895144
Don't know, mine showed up with a broken base stand. Examining the legs of the stand shows they are too small to last even during shipping. Poor design, won't last long. It looks like I get stuck with return shipping also. That's not right.
735851
I think the best option is always to hang it from the ceiling, if you can. It is the cheapest option and most effective. There are a couple of problems I have experienced with stands. One is that they don't offer a wide range of motion. As you punch or kick, you will not want to stand in the same place. Most trainers will tell you to move around as you throw your strikes. A stand will limit your ability to do that because the legs get in the way. The other problem is that stand tend to move all over the place as you punch them. A lot of people will weight them down with something, but I have found that it takes a lot to get them to stay put. Unfortunately, the ceiling wasn't an option for me, so I bought a wall mount system. I'm pretty happy about it. It still limits my range to 180 degrees, but it's a lot better than the 45 - 80 degrees that I would get with a stand.
688816
Yes, you can but I do want to clear up one thing about this stand, it's very cheaply made. When I got it in I said to myself "you get what you pay for" I expected the bottom piece to at least have some weight to it but it's light as a feather. As far as a budget stand it's "ok"
1733526
Yes and no. Why this answer if you do not have a kickstand and your Yardstash is up against a wall or fence then your bike can have something to lean against. If you do have a kickstand (in your case you do not have one) I would recommend put a something flat like a small piece a plywood between the stand and the floor of the Yardstash otherwise it could wear or pierce a hole and we don't want that to happen. There are self supporting bike stands in the suggestion list.
1430154
Yes. I do it all of the time. You can adjust the angles of this stand. You just have to make sure the whole thing doesn't tilt forward when you move around. I love this stand. I think you'll appreciate it.
14159
Yes you can. If you want to get creative, run it though an effects pedal for additional punch.
248651
As long as it's rectangle and no rounded edge. Like not rounded in the front. We love this stand, it's perfect and like Ricky below, had some wiggle room but fit really good. Hope this helps.
949587
How about putting the kick stand down then get off bike. Lean bike a bit and place it under the stand...