PROTECTION RACKET 14 x 6.5 SNARE DRUM CASE BAG

Specifications

• Product

  14" x 6" Snare Case -14" x 6" Snare Drum Case

When it comes to construction of our drum cases there is no compromise in material quality. A lot of thought, experience and rigorous testing goes into every case.

Like ALL materials and components used in the construction of our cases, our buckles are of the highest quality. Designed for ease of use, lightness and toughness. These buckles will perform every time and will not let you down.

Ergonomic rubber handles are used on the ends of our hardware cases with wheels. Super strong with pre-shaped easy grip for fully loaded cases that carry that bit of extra weight. Indestructible & comfortable.

Racketex as per main body of case, Lined with soft neoprene for comfort. The underside of handle has polyprop for rigidity lined with 5mm foam. This is our first choice handle on all drum & percussion cases.

Superior dual density foam hard on the outside and soft on the inside, giving incredible strength & rigidity whilst keeping the cases very light. The characteristics
deflect and dissipate impact forces so that none of the shock passes to the instrument in transit.

A non abrasive, synthetic fleece that removes surface moisture & preserves tonal stability between gigs. Maintains instrument well being & polishes & cleans your drums in transit!!

High abrasion resistance 600 denier polyester it won't fade, crack or shrink. 100% water-proof high stability in extreme climatic conditions. In any colour you like as long as it's black!! Classic!

The Webbing Handles & Seams: 1,500 kilo breaking strength giving enormous load carrying capacity. Handles Vertically Mounted on Seam: Both handle and seams are doubly secure by the former being stitched to 1,500 kilo breaking strength webbing, rather than to the body of the case.

Heavy duty nylon spiral chain, indestructible, shower proof, rot proof! The Stitching Thread: Bonded nylon that doesn't deteriorate and holds the case together even if an area of stitching is breached. Double Stitching: To first complete the wall and two ends separately and then to join them together giving twice the security at the corners and edges for greater protection and durability.