These stands are very simple (dense rubber) and they work exactly as advertise

The stands aren't solid rubber like I thought, but I have had no problems with them.

The soft rubber adapts to the speaker very nicely

They are made of a hard rubber-like material

While the angle of the stands are nice, they are made of a lightweight flexible plastic/rubber material, but if you turn it upside down, you'll see it has gaps from how the machine molded it

The DS2 stands are long and wide enough to keep the Paradigms stable, and the soft rubber means that no vibrations from the speakers get transmitted to my desktop

Stands made of semi-hard rubber

Instead, they are hollow, somewhat flimsy hard rubber that do not do a great job at making the speakers sound any better

It is made of a nice and sturdy rubber material.

These stands are very simple (dense rubber) and they work exactly as advertise

These inexpensive little rubber stands make EXCELLENT isolation mounts for studio monitors.

These stands are made of a sturdy (black) rubber and fit the speakers perfectly.

Soft plastic/rubber material that, in an audio studio w/o a mosh pit, should stand up to anything that is in there