Straps
Straps
BG Saxophon Harness for curved Soprano Sax S85SH - XS
26,00 €*
List price:
30,60 €*
for Children
in stock
Jazzlab ClarinetHolder - carrying system - Medium
59,90 €*
List price:
69,00 €*
also for soprano saxophone (straight) and oboe
in stock
Jazzlab ClarinetHolder - carrying system - XL
59,90 €*
List price:
69,00 €*
also for soprano saxophone (straight) and oboe
in stock
Vandoren Saxophone Harness - Unisex
184,00 €*
List price:
213,40 €*
for Children and Adults
in stock
Straps for saxophone & clarinet
Ergonomic support. Greater comfort. Full control over your sound. Whether you are a music student, passionate amateur musician, big band saxophonist or clarinettist in an orchestra, the right instrument strap ensures comfort, stability and a relaxed playing position. In our category, you will find a large selection of straps, including neck straps, cross straps, Jazzlab holders and Zappatini systems – the right solution for every posture and every instrument. A high-quality strap relieves strain on the neck, shoulders and back, improves posture and allows for longer rehearsals or performances without tension. An ergonomic strap is essential, especially for tenor or baritone saxophones – but clarinetists also benefit from additional support.
Why a good strap is so important
The weight of an instrument has a lasting effect on the neck muscles.
A poorly fitting strap can lead to:
• Neck tension
• Shoulder problems
• Restricted breathing
• Unstable playing position.
A poorly fitting strap can lead to:
• Neck tension
• Shoulder problems
• Restricted breathing
• Unstable playing position.
An ergonomically designed strap distributes the weight optimally and ensures:
✔️ Relief for the cervical spine
✔️ Greater freedom of movement
✔️ More stable instrument control
✔️ Better breathing technique
✔️ Relief for the cervical spine
✔️ Greater freedom of movement
✔️ More stable instrument control
✔️ Better breathing technique
The right choice is crucial, especially for young musicians or during long performances.
An overview of the different strap systems
The neck strap for saxophone and clarinet is the classic among straps.
• Easy to use
• Quickly adjustable
• Ideal for alto and tenor saxophone
• Also available with padding or gel insert
• Easy to use
• Quickly adjustable
• Ideal for alto and tenor saxophone
• Also available with padding or gel insert
A well-padded neck strap for saxophone offers a high level of comfort combined with a compact design.
Harness (shoulder strap)
Perfect for better weight distribution.
• Significantly relieves strain on the neck
• Weight is distributed across the entire upper body
• Particularly recommended for tenor and baritone saxophones, as well as bassoons and bass saxophones
• Ideal for those with back or neck problems
• Significantly relieves strain on the neck
• Weight is distributed across the entire upper body
• Particularly recommended for tenor and baritone saxophones, as well as bassoons and bass saxophones
• Ideal for those with back or neck problems
The harness for saxophones is the ergonomic alternative for musicians who play for long periods of time on a regular basis.
Jazzlab Saxholder
Innovative 3-point carrying system.
• No pressure on the neck or throat
• Weight rests on the shoulders and stomach
• Very light and flexible
• Quick to fold up
• No pressure on the neck or throat
• Weight rests on the shoulders and stomach
• Very light and flexible
• Quick to fold up
The Jazzlab Saxholder is particularly popular with professionals and frequent players, as it combines maximum freedom of movement with optimal relief.
Zappatini System
Ergonomic strap system with individual adjustment.
• Weight distribution across shoulders and back
• Very high stability
• Ideal for heavier instruments
• Particularly comfortable during long rehearsals
• Weight distribution across shoulders and back
• Very high stability
• Ideal for heavier instruments
• Particularly comfortable during long rehearsals
The Zappatini strap system offers maximum comfort and is an excellent choice for tenor and baritone saxophonists.
Materials & Equipment
Our straps for saxophones and clarinets are available in different designs:
• Soft leather or durable nylon
• Breathable padding
• Metal or plastic carabiners
• Infinitely adjustable lengths
• Soft leather or durable nylon
• Breathable padding
• Metal or plastic carabiners
• Infinitely adjustable lengths
A high-quality holder ensures greater safety – an important quality feature, especially for heavier instruments.
The 5 most frequently asked questions about straps
1. Which strap is best suited for tenor saxophone?
For longer playing times, we recommend a cross strap, Jazzlab Saxholder or Zappatini, as they distribute the weight better.
2. Can you also use a strap with a clarinet?
Yes, special clarinet straps significantly relieve the strain on the right thumb – especially during longer performances or when marching bands are in use.
3. What is the difference between a neck strap and a cross strap?
A neck strap rests on the neck, while a cross strap distributes the weight across most of the upper body.
4. Are Jazzlab and Zappatini straps suitable for all sizes?
Most models are individually adjustable and adapt to different body sizes.
5. How do I find the right length?
The mouthpiece should be reachable in a natural posture without raising or lowering the head.
For longer playing times, we recommend a cross strap, Jazzlab Saxholder or Zappatini, as they distribute the weight better.
2. Can you also use a strap with a clarinet?
Yes, special clarinet straps significantly relieve the strain on the right thumb – especially during longer performances or when marching bands are in use.
3. What is the difference between a neck strap and a cross strap?
A neck strap rests on the neck, while a cross strap distributes the weight across most of the upper body.
4. Are Jazzlab and Zappatini straps suitable for all sizes?
Most models are individually adjustable and adapt to different body sizes.
5. How do I find the right length?
The mouthpiece should be reachable in a natural posture without raising or lowering the head.
Tips for the correct adjustment
• The instrument should hang steadily without swinging.
• Keep your head upright – do not bend it downwards.
• Keep your shoulders relaxed.
• Check the carabiner regularly for wear and tear.
• Keep your head upright – do not bend it downwards.
• Keep your shoulders relaxed.
• Check the carabiner regularly for wear and tear.
A correctly adjusted strap length not only improves comfort, but also your embouchure and breathing technique.
Why buy straps from Schagerl?
• Large selection of saxophone straps & clarinet straps• In-house workshop with specialist expertise
• Trained specialist staff with practical experience
• Wide range of accessories for woodwind players
• Personal advice – also available online
We will help you find the right strap for your instrument and your playing style – for greater comfort and better performance.