yinfente Carbon Fiber Violin Case 4/4 Full Size With Backstrp Handle Violin Bag Lightweight

I love this style of case, but many of the "name-brand" hard cases out there are just so expensive. If you want a case that looks like the expensive ones, but at a fraction of the price, this is it. This case is affordable, durable, not to mention very beautiful. I've gotten so many compliments about this violin case and how cool it looks. The carbon fiber looks realistic, and almost shimmers in the light.I want to add a note: even though the title says "carbon fiber", this case is plastic. It doesn't feel cheap, but it doesn't contain any carbon fiber to my knowledge. I know I wasn't sure whether it was or not until I received it, so I thought I'd specify.The pros: The case is simply beautiful, and an eye catcher. Some of the name-brand cases don't even have a carbon fiber weave. This is definitely a case to show off. It doesn't look cheap. • The three latches feel really secure, and I don't worry about the case ever opening up in a fall or anything. • There is a lot of padding inside to protect your violin from impact. • There is room (as you can see) for rosin, and a shoulder rest, and rag and such at the base of the violin. • There is room for 2 bows in the top of the case. • The handle—though made of plastic— feels sturdy, and has a nice rubber grip. It has a nice spring to it while walking. If you won't use the handle, you can use the shoulder straps that come with the case. • It also comes with a hydrometer which is a nice add on. • And last but not least, the case doesn't scratch or mark that easy which is a plus in my book. And even if it's scratched, it blends in with the carbon fiber so it's barely noticeable.The cons: My violin is a unique violin in that it's about a half inch longer than most, and so it didn't fit in this case at first. I had to use a hair dryer and melt the glue to reposition the foam piece at the base of the violin. I don't expect this will happen to many people though. • You might need to get a hot glue gun and further glue down any loose foam pieces. Especially the foam piece at the top in between the two bows. That one was barely attached on my case. But I was able to fix it with some hot glue. • There isn't a ton of padding where the the upper-body of the violin rests, (you should be able to see in the pics) maybe a quarter inch or so. I doubt that will be an issue, but it's worth a consideration. • Not everything is perfectly level, or parallel or lined up perfectly on the case, (such as the latches, rubber feet, or hooks for the shoulder strap). But it doesn't bother me, and as long as it doesn't affect quality, I don't mind.I thought I would add my support, and experience from owning the case for almost a year now. I think it has a lot to offer, and I'm glad I made the purchase.

Comprei porque estava na promoção. Não é bom para quem tem mais de um arco fica apertado... achei fraco as fechaduras e as alças.

Es un estuche bastante práctico, de buen material, tiene espacio para guardar el cojín, la brea y el arco, muy buena opción a un buen precio.

La custodia è abbastanza leggera da portare in giro ma ad una delle bretelle si è spaccato il gancio di plastica dopo poco tempo. La custodia l’ho tenuta e ho acquistato bretelle con ganci in metallo.

Por diseño y comodidad