[superbaguy]

My first reaction was "What the...??!?" My second was "Well maybe..." when I thought about the airflow/cooler factor.

Then I was back to "What the...?!" again....when I saw how the horn was supposed to attach. Any other thoughts on this strap? Anyone actually try it?

I'd think with that many connections/parts there's more potential for problems.

http://cgi.ebay.com/CooLanyard-2-Se...2QQihZ019QQcategoryZ38112QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[joelsp]

where would one find one of these? I haven't seen one before.

 

[superbaguy]

Sorry. I forgot to include the link initially. I revised my original post.

 

[Brendan Muse]

That looks like a repair bill waiting to happen.

 

[hakukani]

I like the term 'instrument mooring port'.

 

[Brendan Muse]

Aw man, you definitely shouldn't use that strap at any water-side gigs. :shock:

 

[Carl H.]

The hook idea makes a lot of sense!

 

[Brendan Muse]

I don't think I'm discrimining enough for it. :-(

 

[Nobby Keys]

It is a 'ninche' market after all.

 

[RandyJ]

Either my daughter has dug out her old craft kit or someone has found a big supply of pop top beer can rings.

 

[Simon Weiner]

Actually, I like the idea of this strap. I havent seen/used it but the concept seems supportive. I don't think it is a danger at all. The design makes sense. I wonder if there looking for dealers?

 

[CooLanyard]

CooLanyard designer speak

I could go on and on about the CooLanyard Sax Strap. We have promotional offerings on the website that you might like to take advantage. We also sell on ebay.

 

[hakukani]

I also like your other lanyard offerings.

 

[jmathesonjr]

I have a question: How much weight will the Coolanyard support? Could I trust it for a baritone saxophone or a bass saxophone? Is it long enough for these saxophones? What about bass clarinet? These usually come with two hooks. Any plans on making one with two hook type connections?

I am interested. I just need some more information.

Thanks.