K+M Bass Clarinet Stand

This bass clarinet stand is technically a bassoon stand, but frankly, it's a terrific option if a) you want something that doesn't require you use a peg and b) still works with a peg if you want it to. Technically, it's portable — it folds up into a small (-ish) 25" x 5" (645mm x 120mm) clump of steel that weighs about 6 pounds (2.75kg), which is definitely something you can travel with.

Why do I like this stand? Because it's something that you would be very hard-pressed to knock over. In orchestra/band, this thing will withstand the bump and swipe from your fellow musicians (or yourself), yet it's still something you can pack up and take with you. (Try that with one of the $300 Blayman stands, which are awesome but 100% non-portable. Those would be like carrying a tire-iron welded to a brake drum back and forth to rehearsals.)

This stand is fully height-adjustable for all bass clarinets, (or bassoons) and you can use it with a peg, or not — you can safely put the bell of your instrument in the rubber cup at the bottom without any chance of scratching it.