Play One 1830 Trombone Plastic Mouthpiece Pouch

This isn't a bad mouthpiece holder if you want a rubber one but before you buy this, check out the Protec holders. I think they're much better than these. The one use for this pouch that I might recommend it for is if your case doesn't separate the horn and mouthpiece very well -- i.e. there is a risk that this will come into contact with the horn. If that's an issue, get this one if you have to, but I'd strongly recommend you get a new case since that is a terrible design.

This rubber pouch is O.K. to protect a trombone or euphonium mouthpiece - but to be honest it's a pain inserting and extracting the mouthpiece through the slit opening. For a couple of bucks more, get a ProTec pouch!

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Wow....after 5 years of keeping my trombone mouthpiece in an old sock, I finally broke down and bought a mouthpiece pouch. This is a fantastic little gadget. Perfectly sized for my mouthpiece, it is handy, convenient and takes up no more space than my old sock. Don't wait as long as I did....buy this handy little invention and give your old socks to the Goodwill.

There is nothing to say about this product, it does what it's suppose to do and that is store the mouthpiece.

The mouthpiece case is very nice , it is easily stored and it is very helpful when it comes to saving your new mouthpiece from scratches or damages.

Pros:-Fits every size mouthpiece of trombone, baritone, and euphonium-Protects mouthpiece better than cloth or leather-Light, flexible, impossible to rip, durable, compactCons:-Can be difficult to get mouthpiece in and out-May make mouthpiece smell slightly rubbery-Not particularly attractive