Ultralight Aluminium Backpacking Canvas Bag and Carabiner

Never buy

Picture this: You're at the party of the year. One of those blowout bashes from your favorite teen movie. And there she is. The love of your life. you've been pining over her in French class for months. How can you win her heart? By owning the dance floor? Nah. By whipping out a guitar and dropping some Dave Matthews on her face? How cliche! But reach into your integrated pouch that's clipped to your belt and melt her face with your fire form kazoo riffs. Trust me. It's the a done deal.

The positives are that the canvas bag and carabiner clip are nice and make carrying the kazoo around convenient. The kazoo is pretty and has a good soundThe negatives are that the first time I played it the top piece and the membrane fell off. I was able to put it back together. Easy disassembly for cleaning might be good, but unintentional disassembly while playing is not good. Another problem is that the seams along the sides are weak and cause the top and bottom of the kazoo to push together if the player holds it even a little too firmly. I bought a set of six metal kazoos and they sounded just as good. I paid a slightly lower price for the six kazoos as I did for the one "Blue Kazoo". It is not worth the money.

It comes in its own heavy duty plastic container it seems to be well-built and not going to fall apart in a day or so I plan on buying at least 12 or more of these as a unique Christmas present for people such as family and so that I need to give a present of about $10 that has value that is greater than that. It’s certainly not something anybody’s going to buy for themselves :-)

I got this for my son. He likes music and memorizes every tune. Now he feels like he is playing the tunes on an instrument and... he is! He has a blast and is totally immersed in the activity. It isn't blue he says but that's fine. Enjoy!!

So fun! Makes traffic enjoyable again. Very well put together and super light. Should last a long time, especially with all the replacement kazoo-diaphragms they provided!