Crazy Bonez Pose-N-Stay Skeleton Stand

Worked perfect for my skelli! Love!

This barley hold up a naked skeleton and the moment you put something on it even a simple hat the hole thing topples over. The hooks for Skelton too weak and bend easily. I bought 5 what a mistake. The shipper basically dumps everything in one box ITS A HUGE mess when you open RUN do not buy this product

I have had good luck with these skeleton stands with harsh winds (40-50 MPH yesterday). The key was that I staked in the base of the skeletons using the "Suncast 8-inch metal garden stakes" Suncast 8-Inch Metal Garden Stakes, Silver (Pack of 4) (any good stake should do the job, I liked these because of the flat long head) Only needed 4 per base along the inside of the H. The reason why I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is that the hooks to attach the skeleton bend right away. Could not use it to hold up the skeleton. But there is an easy fix. I used 12 gauge wire and tied my skeletons to the stand with that. It has held strong through some very windy weather. And per the photo it is nice that the stands bend along with the skeleton leg. If your skeletons are wearing clothes you can use it to hide the stand. No one paid or gave me anything for this review. I just care about fellow Halloween enthusiasts.

Standing Skeletons for our display... worked so much better than what we were using to stand the boney people. Will definitely buy more.

Not very sturdy and doesn't hold the skeleton well if used outside with the wind. easy to put together and store Since it comes in three pieces

Neet to use zip ties and block to stabilize, but was exactly what I expected. I am able to display my skeletons in various positions.

Total waste of money. If you don't stand the skeleton perfectly straight, it will become too top heavy and tip over. If you put props on it, it will tip over. If you place it outside, and there's a slight breeze? Yup. It'll tip over. The actual base of the stand is incredibly flimsy, and far too small/narrow for appropriate weight distribution. The only way to put this in your yard without it tipping over if someone coughs on it, is to drill holes through each end of the base, then stake it into the ground. On concrete you just have to weight it down. Save yourself 25 dollars; go to your local home improvement store and buy some pvc + zip ties.

Took me a minute to figure out how to put it together and hang the skeleton, but once I did it worked great. Such a good/clean way to stand up your skeleton. I saw someone who had 12 skeletons all set up like a scene from Thriller with one in the front dressed like Michael Jackson. It was hilarious and cute - but would've been 10X better if they were using this stand instead of a hodge podge of different color/size sticks.

Works great!

Love this stand! I bought this stand for my skeleton so I could have him next to my Christmas tree. I keep him up for a few months and rotate through his other outfits. I wanted him to be able to stand and put an ornament on the tree. Its fairly sturdy. I don't know if I would trust it outside in high winds.

clips not sturdy enough for skeletons poorly made