BAM 'Peak Performance' Violin Case
By BAM cases
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4/4 Size
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£263.04 | |
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3/4 & 1/2 Size
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in stock
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£201.41 |
Description
Are you travelling with your instrument? The Peak Performance case features a number of pockets, compartments and practical storage solutions making it the ideal solution for a busy cyclist or traveller.
Your instrument is suspended carefully on injected foam cushions, complete with an accessory compartment and a string tube. This case is supplied with 4 bow holders inside, 2 backpack straps, a subway handle, a side handle and is secured with a zipper.
A waist adjustment strap & integrated ergonomic cushion provides extra back support for the travelling musician. Exterior storage is extensive, a side net pouch is perfect for the BAM water bottle (provided). If you're looking for lightweight this, isn't its purpose and will be the wrong thing for you as it weighs in at 3.4kg, Its designed for strength, comfort and practicality.
2x Accessories pockets, 1 with ear plugs/power bank aperture (23cm x 15cm x 4cm).
2x Front pockets with orange zippers (39cm x 27cm x 3cm).
Inside dimensions: 61cm / Body Length: 39cm / Upper bout: 17cm / Lower bout: 21cm.
Exterior dimensions: 78cm / 26cm / 22cm. (Length is increased to 86cm if bow tube is used).
Weight: 3.4kg
Reference: PEAK2002/2003S
Specifications
- Subway handle.
- Side handle.
- Integrated ergonomic back cushion & waist adjustment strap.
- 4x bow holders.
- Orange zippers.
- Accessories pocket with ear plugs/power bank aperture.
- 2x front pockets.
- Side net pouch.
- Front elastic for easy storage.
- 2x backpack straps
- BAM water bottle.
- Weight: 3.4 kg
Customer reviews:
Beginner
Sturdy case, perfect for cycling.
3
out of
4
found the following review helpful
Pros: I needed a violin case for riding my bike without always getting pats on the back of my helmet as all others did I had before... And to me it seems to be quite sturdy and my fiddle is sound and safe even in the case I fall.
Cons: A bit heavy in weight which is not much of a problem for me
