Review (3/5): Not Canvas, Lightweight, not professional quality
It's not professional quality- for the price I expected that because it is made with styrofoam and not cork, but the description said it would have a canvas covering. It's not canvas! It's loosely covered in a stretch cotton. The fabric slides around and is very thin, this fabric will not hold up as "water repellant", rather it will sink right in. The styrofoam makes it extremely lightweight, the bottom is not weighted.
The wig head does have a hole in the bottom that fits with standard wig stand clamps and it is an accurate measurement at 22".
If you are looking for a long lasting quality wig head to heavily style, set and/or ventilate wigs on, I would recommend something else. Spend the extra $10 and get a cork one that actually has a canvas cover. This would/will do fine for a while, but I don't know how long the fabric cover will last. cotton this thin tends to tear after a while and I would not recommend using a wig dryer.
I haven't decided on whether I'll return it, since it isn't as described. On one hand it will probably last through a decent amount of wig setting/drying on the other hand this isn't something that will last years, and if you've worked with canvas wig heads- you know that some people have the same one for decades.
Again, lightweight use - styling, repairs it should be fine. heavyweight use - drying wigs, re-setting, styling, heavy product, ventilating (making wigs) or using a wig dryer - it's not much better than a $4 styrofoam wig head. Get something actually made with canvas and cork.