Jazzlab SAXHOLDER PRO HARNESS
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Three-point support: weight transfer to the shoulders via an abdominal rest, with no neck strain
- Ultra fast: can be put on with one hand in a few seconds
- Stable sitting or standing: does not slip, designed for playing on stage as well as in rehearsals
- Compact and lightweight: folds smaller than an A4 sheet for easy transport
Manufacturer Information
Jazzlab
https://www.jazzlab.com
info@jancic.ch
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A patented accessory, JAZZLAB's "high-tech" signature
Designed in Switzerland and produced in the European Union, the saXholder is a globally patented system. Its design is based on technical materials from the aerospace industry to offer a modern, elegant, and durable support, suitable for both male and female artists.
For which saxophonists?
This harness is intended for saxophonists from 12 years old (size M) and adults seeking a comfortable solution for soprano, alto, tenor, or baritone saxophones. Ideal for regular practice, orchestras, brass bands, and prolonged standing play.
Sound and design
A harness does not affect the timbre, but it can change your playing feel: here, the weight distribution improves freedom of movement and instrument stability. Structure made of kevlar and avional aluminum, padded shoulder pads, telescopic arm, and stainless steel hook with plastic coating for reliable grip.
Technical specifications
| Category | cord | Color | Black |
| Use | saxophone | Genre | Unisex |
| Materials | fabric | ||
| Size | M, for children aged 12 and over and adults (under 100 kg / under 1.90 m) | Hook | stainless steel with plastic coating |
| System | three-point support with abdominal rest | Patent | filed worldwide |
| Setup | deployable shoulder pads, telescopic arm, swiveling abdominal support | Design and production | designed in Switzerland and manufactured in the European Union |
| Footprint | folded, smaller than an A4 sheet | Weight | 180 g |
| Structure | Kevlar and Avional aluminium | ||
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this saxophone harness for effectively relieving neck and cervical strain by redistributing weight across shoulders and abdomen. Many noted "the saxophone feels weightless" and appreciated the ergonomic design. However, some mentioned sizing runs small for size M, and portability is limited as it cannot fold compactly.
Review highlights
- “The saxophone feels weightless on neck and thumb. Weight transfers to abdomen, encouraging better posture.”
- “Allows playing tenor without neck pressure. Better sound and improved dexterity from weight distribution.”
- “Great freedom of movement! Adjustable frame and quick positioning - no more contortions.”
Based on 46 reviews
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Very good concept: you almost no longer feel the weight of the saxophone and you find great freedom of movement! The shape of the frame is adaptable to and the cord is adjustable. Very quick to position, no more contortions to put the harness cord back on correctly.
However, be careful for young saxophonists: the cord is a bit too long for my 13-year-old daughter, although not small.
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For less than €40 while the manufacturers binge on this type of item, a harness that allows me to play the tenor without pressure on my neck. A bit of balance adjustment, and I even feel that my sound is better and that distributing the weight allows me to have better dexterity. Top quality with metal rods under the plastic and the hook
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harness super easy to use, to position
The hook is easily adjusted and does not slip, the position remains stable compared to other harnesses that tend to slide gently during use
Small downside, it cannot be stored with the instrument because it is not foldable as small as a fabric harness, it must be carried separately.Automatically translated
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I am aging... like everyone else! And my neck had trouble keeping up (saxo alto)!
For size, the M is more than enough for my height of 1.90m.
What if there was an inconvenience, congestion? ...
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Excellent. I have the feeling that the sax no longer weighs anything, on the neck but also on the thumb. The weight is transferred by a slight pressure on the abdomen, which encourages “to gain\”, which is no worse for airflow control (I have been playing sax for 1 year).
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Questions frequently asked
Saxholder Pro size M: for what age and body type?
Size M is intended from 12 years old and for adults weighing less than 100 kg and shorter than 1.90 m. The harness features a unisex design.
Is this harness compatible with a baritone saxophone?
Compatibility is confirmed with soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones.
How is the weight of the saxophone distributed?
Support relies on a three-point system with an abdominal rest. Padded shoulder straps help distribute the load. A pivoting ventral support completes this system.
Does the Saxholder Pro M take up much space in a case?
Once folded, its footprint is smaller than that of an A4 sheet. Weighing 180 g, it can be easily carried with the instrument.
What materials make up the hook and the frame?
The frame combines kevlar and avional aluminum. The hook is made of stainless steel and has a plastic coating.



