Heavy Duty Reed Storage Bags

Reeds need to chill out in a humidity-controlled environment when they're not in use. Sure, you can keep them in Ziploc® bags, but those are. typically 2-mil thick, which means that they will puncture quickly...which means that they are no longer protecting your reeds from drying out and warping. Freezer bags are 3 or 4 mil, so those are better.

These bags are 8-mil, and can easily withstand the most aggressive handling without puncturing. You can even thrown them at the wall while shouting "@)#(% my #*+%$ reeds!" and they'll withstand the experience.

But you won't want to.

Why? Because, along with a 62%, 72% or 84% humidity pack, these will keep your reeds in ready-to-play condition, even if you keep them in the plastic reed house they came in. (Literally, that's what I do. I've used these for years just like I'm describing.)

Plus, they have attitude. Because, you know, why not? (But if you prefer your bags without any attitude, select "without sticker" when ordering.)

Try them, you'll see. They're awesome.

Large bag is 6" x 9" (15 x 23cm); Small bag is 4" x 6" (10 x 15cm).