Boom stands are the one type that I hated using single braced lightweight stands because they would wobble. The Tama stands follow the same design principal as their higher end stuff in terms of it's 'footprint' which means you can use a Tama single braced stand with a heavy cymbal without worries as long as you extend the legs all the way out and position the boom in line with a leg for stability.
How many cymbals, drums, etc do you have on stands? For example: if you've got say 2 crashes, 1 ride, 1 china, 1 splash, and 1-2 toms on stands... Just use a rack. Not like a full rack with wing arms on each side, but a single front rack with 2 legs and 1 cross support. It may sound like the opposite of lessening your load but IMO 3 tubes for a simple rack would weigh significantly less, and be quicker to set up, then several boom stands even if they are single braced.