Eastman Strings Fiberglass Tenor Saxophone Case

Very well built. Very stable and adjustable for different sizes of alto and tenor saxophone. Also adjust the height.

I bought this case to store my curved soprano saxophone. The case is lighter than the protector series, yet retains all the strength. The latches are more like the ones on a storm case with the button to push to open them. Very happy with this case, and am sure it will last a lifetime.

I could not believe how strong and great this case is. Very lightweight so it is one that I will use all the time. The inside is molded to fit the Tenor Ukulele perfectly, the inside compartment has enough room for all your little items and the outside one has a big enough pocket for an iPad. Sure if I was a traveling pro I would have a fiberglass one that costs hundred of $$. I will easily give this one 5 stars.

This pelican case was the perfect size to safely transport our son’s tenor sax without worry of it being damaged in any way. We used it to ship his vintage sax across the country for refurbishment and it made it to its destination with no problem! Pelican cases are virtually indestructible and you would be hard pressed to find a better transport container for almost anything! We used an electric carving knife to precisely cut out the pattern for his sax after we traced its outline on the foam. Came out much nicer than removing the foam cubes by hand!

By eliminating draw strings and plastic clips, Ruggard has just about perfected the neoprene lens case. You might be able to carry one more lens in your bag. And at home, my mirrorless gear drawer is a lot cleaner and better organized. Measure your lenses and upgrade to these!

Best color print film ever made. God bless Eastman Kodak and B&H. :-)

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

Great umbrella. I think the fiberglass ribs will last longer than the metal ones.

Nice aid when changing strings. Keeps instrument looking good.

the new goodlighter uses fiberglass ribs rather than metal I'm guessing they will last even longer than before