Unlimited Wheeled Crystal Bowl Cases for 14 to 22 inches
This listing comes with one Crystal Bowl Case with Wheels.
Transport your crystal singing bowls in style with the Unlimited Wheeled Crystal Bowl Case.
The glamorous padded blue interior of these cases protects your precious crystal bowls from damage. Featuring a removable carrying strap with a convenient mallet pouch, durable wheels, and sturdy telescoping handle, these cases make transporting your Crystal Singing Bowls to and from sound baths a breeze!
This case has 5 wheels on the bottom for comfortable, worry free maneuvering.
Case for 14" Crystal Bowl Measurements:
Outer Height: 16"
Outer Diameter: 18.5"
Inner Height: 10.5"
Inner Diameter: 14.25"
Weight: 11 lbs 8 oz
Adjustable Pull-Out Handle (from Floor to Handle) Length: 27" to 35"
Adjustable Carrying Strap Length: 34" to 45"
Mallet Pocket Length: 9"
Mallet Pocket Width: 2"
Mallet Pocket Height: 1"
This mallet pocket will hold suede mallets up to 9" or rubber ball mallets up to 8" in length.
Excellent case for 18" crystal singing bowl!
Amazing product….. elegant and super practical for transporting my crystal bowls. I highly recommended it
Beautiful Functional Case with Wheels!
I love this case. Not only is it beautiful, but my 14 inch crystal singing bowl feels VERY secure inside. Highly recommended. Great price for what you get. Pros: Sturdy case, but not too heavy Smooth durable zippers Smooth action wheel motion Well balanced wheel placement Thick, but lightweight padding Soft, super plush lining Beautiful blue interior Nice variety of ways to carry the case: -wheeling it -carrying it one-handed with the handle -carrying over the shoulder with adjustable strap Things to consider: The telescoping carry handle is a light aluminum-like material so be careful if you are thinking of nesting several bowls in the case. The handle may not be designed for heavy loads. I wish the handle was sturdier even at the expense of more weight. The case has a small pocket for your strikers, it’s attached to the optional shoulder strap. You can comfortably fit one cylindrical striker in there, but two would be a squeeze. Consider either carrying your strikers in a separate bag or nested in a well-padded situation inside the case with your bowls. Lastly, the configuration of the wheels allows you to tip the case slightly when pulling it behind you with the telescoping handle, but tipping it too far may scrape the bottom edge of the case. The design seems to work best with the case upright, with all wheels in contact with the floor. Rolls best on smoother surfaces. Wish list for future designs: -roomier outside pocket(s) for strikers -stronger telescopic handle -more tipping range for pulling -velcro flap over zipper for extra insurance against someone lifting an unzipped case
