The 6 Best Sax mouthpiece cases (2023 reviews)

This is the ultimate case for a saxophonist on a budget. It is not a flight case, but southwest has allowed it as a carry-on, and it is certainly durable enough for that. It is made of durable rope with reinforced stitching and a padded handle wrap for excellent comfort. It has a large exterior front pocket to accommodate an optional flute case and has a built-in organizer for small accessories and rear backside pocket for additional accessories.

Uicklock allows you to securely shut an empty case without zippering, rubber runners protect corners and zipper tape from impacts, and durable molded rubber feet. The case also comes with a shoulder strap and a luggage tag, and the zippers are able to be locked if you have a small luggage lock or something to that effect. The Side pockets provide enough storage for other items when running off to Pep Band. It is made with weather-resistant exterior and thick padding with a breathable mesh backside and sternum support.

Why We Like This:

Great for pro's and beginners alike
Very sturdy with plenty of stiff padding to protect the sax for every-day carrying
Great carrying case for alto sax
Fits the alto sax and is pretty lightweight

Best For student Saxophone players: Xinlinke Sax mouthpiece Case

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For a low asking price, xinlinke sax mouthpiece case has managed to overwhelm their customers by packing as many features as they could. This is a gig bag designed for professionals who need an easier case to tote around their delicate source of income. It’s lightweight and durable. It comes with adjustable padding with dual shoulder straps, a comfortable real leather gripped handle and a portable handle at the top, and the instrument can be carried however you wish to. It fits the Alto Sax perfectly. It’s made of durable 1200d water-resistant oxford cloth.

This cushion will keep the bag in shape, and better protecting your instrument. It fits and the protection provided under normal use. It comes with a 15mm thickness removable internal padded to keep the frame and better protection the instrument.

Why We Like This:

Heavy duty zippers, good sized side pouch, well padded all the way around
Makes it so much easier to carry sax
Good brand reputation

Best For storing smaller accessories: Protec Sax mouthpiece Case

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The protec sax mouthpiece case might be a relatively new release, but it's still nothing short of impressive this year. The inside of the case is well designed to fit the standard, modern saxophone. It includes built-in backpack straps that are padded for comfort and can easily be tucked away when not in use. The cutout for the neck and mouthpiece is a perfect fit, protecting both very well. It is light, protective, and can store all the necessary accessories.

The Uicklock hook and loop case closure allows you to securely shut an empty case without zippering. The rigid foam which forms the instrument impression can be "massaged" with a fine adjustment tool (eg hammer) to provide the space needed to accommodate a saxophone with left-hand Bb pads.

Why We Like This:

Perfect for an 11 year old who bikes to school
Sturdy enough to protect the instrument without being heavy
Great for reeds, cork grease, neck straps, and more
Convenient storage and easy to carry

Best looking Case: Crossrock Sax mouthpiece Case

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The case is designed from Bb tenor trombone. It fits most regular tenor saxophone. The dark blue case is very nice, it looks very professional and stylish when carrying. The case is far lighter than the original case, which is made of wood. The shoulder strap is also helpful for a young student.

The case is very sturdy and fit the clarinet parts very well. The padding in the lid does not come all the way down to the instrument. This case only has a shoulder strap, there is no backpack straps.

Why We Like This:

Strong construction with pe injection hard shell
Good investment for long term

Best For small accessories: SKB Sax mouthpiece Case

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The exterior storage is great for reeds and small accessories. It's also a whole lot sturdier than the soft sided gig cases. If you have to carry it by the handle, it is pretty well balanced with the instrument inside. The padding appears pretty thick and the case is very light.

Its handle placement makes it easy to carry (despite the weight) and not as clunky as standard tenor case. The case is very protective and secure. There is also a small pouch on the outside of the case.

Why We Like This:

Rings to attache a carrying strap
Will give good protection to the horn
Best to only use the external pouch for non-fragile items like a neck strap
Very satisfied and fits vintage saxophone

Best For local travel: Pro Tec Sax mouthpiece Case

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The pro tec sax mouthpiece case's superior materials makes sure that it ages well with use. It is designed for pro musicians needing extreme protection, durability, mobility, and organization. It has wheels and straps. The horn is secure once the gig bag is carefully zippered and the side pocket is nicely designed for extras. There is a leather patch with virtually no padding, and this is right where the top of the horn loops around. The patch is sewn to one handle and it wraps around to the other and velcros together.

It is much lighter and the best thing of all. It is perfect for local travel.

Why We Like This:

More easy for transportation instead of having to carry it
One of the new comers and featured product