“It's scientifically proven that wearing a Pinegrove Leather Harmonica Bandolier makes you 100% cooler than harmonica players not wearing a Pinegrove Leather Harmonica Bandolier.”

— Jake

How do you prefer to carry your harps?

Shirt pocket		5
Pants pocket		8
Hard case		16
Soft case		22
Bandolier		7
Belt pouch		11
Don't carry/don't play		1
70 responses

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Guaranteed to leave a lasting impression

I remember being a little kid, watching John Popper on television grabbing harmonicas out of his suspender pouches and wishing I could do exactly what he did. To me...he made the harmonica cool. That lasting impression drove me to pickup the instrument, practice until my lips hurt, and over the years develop a deep love for an instrument small enough to fit in my pocket.

...but something was missing. I could play the harmonica. I had a case full of dozens of blues harps. What I didn't have was a way to walk around on stage and still have my main keys within reach. Then I heard about the harmonica bandolier.

Like Popper's suspenders, the bandolier keeps the harps at your fingertips. However, the bandolier makes you look much more like Rambo and is very easy to put on and take off. Pinegrove Leather takes the bandolier design and manufactures a quality product that functions, looks good, and is comfortable.

Like with any case, there are pros and cons to the Pinegrove Leather bandolier. In my opinion...this is one of the best ways to keep an entire set of harps onstage.

Pros	Cons
Looks awesome	Heavy on the back
Harps easily within reach	Can't carry all sizes of harps
Exceptional quality	Higher cost
When you move, the harps move too	Impossible to carry more than 1 set and a few extras
Comfortable, soft leather
Rolls up for storage
Forms to your body