Vandoren Universal Saxophone Harness

OIyan hevedert kerestem, ami leveszi a terhet a nyakamról, de nem szorít bordában, és ugyanolyan szabad mozgást tezs lehetővé, mint a sima nyakló. Ezzel megtaláltam. A 6,1 kilós baritonszaxinak alig érezhető súlya van, az altszaxi pedig lényegében súlytalan. A hátsó teleszkópokat be lehet állítani, hogy illeszkedjenek, és ne nyomják a lapockát. Mondjuk a kinézeted kicsit brutális, de ha valakit zavar, egy zakó eltakarja, viszont a kényelem mindent megér (még ennyit is, amennyibe ez kerül, mert rémesen drága).
Plusz pozitívum, hogy a Vandoren rájött, hogy az arany V betűk a vállpánton, valamint a fél méteres V madzagbilincs kicsit túllőtt a célon, és ezen a V betűk feketék, valamint a bilincs is kisebb, mint a régebbi verziókon.

Biglugs missus here. I ordered this as I am having shoulder issues (and standard other slings cause neck issues) which are exercerbated by playing tenor sax in particular - I am due for surgery soon. I already have the sax lab sling but it still causes shoulder pain after about an hour and cannot be altered in size enough not to press on my stomach which is uncomfortable pretty quickly (I am petite but not tiny!)

So to this one - I think it's probably a game changer for me. Yes very expensive for a sling but Thomann also seem to have the best price point out there. It's definitely different and I think will look fine especially with a jacket on. Three practice sessions down with the large horn (a Cannonball tenor) and no pain or discomfort. it is supposed to be universal (sizing wise) and whilst that's probably true - for my small frame I do wonder if it wouldn't be helpful if you could actually restrict the movement of the back sliders with a peg if wanted because when seated with a heavy sax they get pulled forwards to their longest which then means the shoulder/neck pads are floating around my front shoulder blades which is not very comfortable and not where they should be. However, I discovered if you widen the string at the back and ensure that the waist strap is tight around the HIPS it kind of solves the problem to a workable extent. It also helps if you attach the elastic to the hook.

So overall so far so good. Is it worth the money - well for me yes because I believe it will mean I can play sooner in my recovery after surgery than otherwise predicted and will probably make a difference in future expecially for standing up gigs. (BTW dancing with it is a LOT easier as it feels much more secure than any other sling I have used). Further, although I will still use the sax lab one for alto - it's nice not to have that knobble in front of you under your chin!