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Customers like the quality, taste, sturdiness, value, weight and smell of the brass and woodwind instruments. For example, they mention it's a very good product, well secured and padded carrier, and that the cost is reasonable. They appreciate the ground, smell and case.
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32 customers mention32 positive0 negative
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the brass and woodwind instruments. They mention that it's a very good product, useful, and well-protected. Some say that the cost is reasonable and the quality is pretty good.
"...upon this when looking at clarinet cases for my other clarinet, and it's perfect!..." Read more
"...However, the cost is reasonable and the quality is pretty good. So for an instrument case, it's doing its job...." Read more
"Very useful case. Light, robust, well protecting.Couple minor things:-..." Read more
"Good product. This is my 2nd bag. The first one lasted almost a year and never lost flavor or tasted stale...." Read more
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Customers are satisfied with the taste of the coconut flour. They mention it has a great flavor and is wonderful to bake with. The flour is finely ground and doesn't have a strong coconut taste. It is a nice replacement for regular flour and is easy to work with.
"...The first one lasted almost a year and never lost flavor or tasted stale...." Read more
"The taste is fabulous, the smell is fabulous, the amount you use (about 1/3 of wheat flour) is really fabulous...." Read more
"This coconut flour is finely ground which makes it easy for baking...." Read more
"...is the BEST - their flour is so finely ground, and it doesn't have a strong coconut taste. I bake breads, cupcakes, and pizza crust with it." Read more
11 customers mention11 positive0 negative
Customers are satisfied with the sturdiness of the case. They mention that it's well secured and padded, and it protects the clarinet from little bumps. Some say that it is versatile and easy to use.
"...Lightweight but sturdy, the inside is molded so with or without the mouthpiece I use on both my clarinets, the clarinet doesn't slide in the case...." Read more
"...extreme abuse, but for day-to-day usage I feel like it provides adequate protection...." Read more
"Very useful case. Light, robust, well protecting.Couple minor things:-..." Read more
"...This is a sturdy case that protects the instrument from little bumps and bangs experienced when carrying it around, I have been very pleased with it!" Read more
7 customers mention7 positive0 negative
Customers appreciate the value of the brass and woodwind instruments. They mention that the cost is reasonable and buying in bulk saves them a ton.
"...However, the cost is reasonable and the quality is pretty good. So for an instrument case, it's doing its job...." Read more
"...This is a good price for 5 lbs. of flour too. I got it fairly quickly and it has lasted quite a while...." Read more
"...buy it in a 5 lb bag instead of the usual pound - definitely more cost effective." Read more
"...The flour is light and fluffy, tastes great, good price, reputable company. I highly recommend this flour." Read more
6 customers mention6 positive0 negative
Customers find the brass and woodwind instruments to be lightweight and sturdy. They also say the flour is light and fluffy.
"...Lightweight but sturdy, the inside is molded so with or without the mouthpiece I use on both my clarinets, the clarinet doesn't slide in the case...." Read more
"Very useful case. Light, robust, well protecting.Couple minor things:-..." Read more
"...Now it is a breeze to carry it to school. It is lightweight, but sturdy. Shoulder strap is very convenient...." Read more
"...The flour is light and fluffy, tastes great, good price, reputable company. I highly recommend this flour." Read more
5 customers mention5 positive0 negative
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the coconut flour. They mention that it is finely ground, has a smooth consistency, and is light and fluffy.
"...Very fine texture and top quality. I use it primarily in baked goods because I am allergic to grains and grain flours...." Read more
"Arrived quickly. Very fresh and smooth consistency. The other popular brand is always a bit clumpy to me. This is very nice. Will order again." Read more
"This coconut flour is finely ground which makes it easy for baking...." Read more
"...Honeyville is the BEST - their flour is so finely ground, and it doesn't have a strong coconut taste...." Read more
4 customers mention4 positive0 negative
Customers are satisfied with the smell of the brass and woodwind instruments. They mention it smells great.
"The taste is fabulous, the smell is fabulous, the amount you use (about 1/3 of wheat flour) is really fabulous...." Read more
"...The smell is so good, I could just smell it and be happy!" Read more
"Love it! Smells like heaven! Check recipes for coconut flour before you use it though. It requires more moisture! Try it!" Read more
Customers find the case convenient, excellent, and lightweight. They also say it's a breeze to carry to school and a good way to carry a clarinet without having to disassemble it.
"Convenient clarinet case! Leave your clarinet put together and ready to use. Perfect for marching band. My son loves this case." Read more
"Replaced old bulky case with this one. Now it is a breeze to carry it to school. It is lightweight, but sturdy. Shoulder strap is very convenient...." Read more
"Lightweight and easy to use. An excellent way to carry your clarinet without having to dissemble it. Well worth the price!" Read more
A few years ago, I bought a vintage silver clarinet at an antique mall and had it restored to playing condition. When I did, they recommended not putting it back in the original case because the invisible mold spores that make it smell like it was in the attic for 50-60 years would eventually ruin the new pads and corks. After making do mostly with an umbrella case fastened with a luggage lock it because it doesn't close around the clarinet's bell, I happened upon this when looking at clarinet cases for my other clarinet, and it's perfect! Lightweight but sturdy, the inside is molded so with or without the mouthpiece I use on both my clarinets, the clarinet doesn't slide in the case. The outside pocket is just the right size for a cleaning swab, cork grease, and a handful of reeds.
By and large, the photos speak for themselves. This a long, tubular-shaped clarinet case... which lets your store your instrument in assembled form, and put less stress on the corks from constant tear down and re-assembly.
I wouldn't drop it out of an airplane, or put it through any other extreme abuse, but for day-to-day usage I feel like it provides adequate protection. I could do without the logo on the side ("Glory" is a very cheap brand name, and the stitching looks corny). However, the cost is reasonable and the quality is pretty good. So for an instrument case, it's doing its job.
The only reason why I'm deducting one star is because there's NO additional room in the case whatsoever. Obviously, I bought this case because I want to carry my clarinet in assembled form. However, you still need to remove the mouthpiece when you're done playing, so that it can properly dry out and so you can run a swab through the rest of the instrument. Ideally, this case would have ONE INCH more of length, so that you could store the mouthpiece next to the clarinet. As it is, you'll probably have to put the mouthpiece back on for the instrument to fit. Less opportunity for things to dry out, and more opportunity for nasty gunk to develop. I don't think I would buy this case for a child, because odds are they simply wouldn't remove the mouthpiece and swab the bore at all.
Couple minor things: - not enough little nooks and cranies to store extra stuff, like a mouthpiece, a ligature or a box of reeds (the little pouch is too small to do much of that) - I could have done without the embroidery
Don't forget to take you instrument out as soon as you are done traveling, and to disassemble it on a frequent basis to make sure moisture does not get caught in the joints.
Tip: get a K&M clarinet stand, you can easily travel with it inside the bell within the case.
This case has been a hit among my "band buddies," We all get tired of breaking down a clarinet when you have multiple places to go in one day. I am careful to keep my clarinet swabbed, and I grease the corks frequently. This is a sturdy case that protects the instrument from little bumps and bangs experienced when carrying it around, I have been very pleased with it!
Good product. This is my 2nd bag. The first one lasted almost a year and never lost flavor or tasted stale. Learning to cook with coconut flour instead of wheat is a learning curve but that is not the product's fault. You have to find good recipes. I will order again when I use this one up.
I wish I had this earlier. Instead of separating the instrument each time for transport. Now, I just keep the instrument intact and place it into this well secured and padded carrier. I am using Buffett E11 and it fits perfectly. There is zippered compartment outside to carry reeds and other accessories. Wish I had this long time back.
But it's a really big five pound bag! It will take me a while to use it up, so I store it in the freezer. Very fine texture and top quality. I use it primarily in baked goods because I am allergic to grains and grain flours. I bought this initially to make the 'Real Deal Chocolate Chip Cookies' from the cookbook "Against All Grain." FANTASTIC!
