Who sells Cavallaro Flute Rolls?

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No, they're not some new and tasty flute shaped pastry :smile: They're really well made, fleece lined, Cordura "roll" type, soft, carrying bag holder thingies for your flute. Make sense? I didn't think so....

Anyway, some of you out there no doubt have them and know what I'm jabbering about, so I'm hoping one or two of you could give me a hot tip on place or two that sells 'em on-line. I have the web address to buy direct from Cavallaro, but I'm hoping there are a vendors out there who sell at a bit of a discount. Anyone?

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Hi Loren,
Here's the website for your tastey "flute rolls"

Enjoy! jon

http://www.leecollins.com/rolls.htm



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Post by Loren »

Thanks Jon! Looks like this place is charging full retail price, but at least the shipping is 5 bucks less.

Your link was also helpful becuase that site mentioned the different colors and had some swatches, I didn't see any of that on the Cavallaro site. The black one I saw in person looked very cool, however I imagine that's a disaster waiting to happen at a dark session: "Sorry about sitting on your flute there laddie.....I couldn't see that wee black baggie sitting on me seat ya know."

Thanks again,

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You could always go for the floral print! :grin:
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How did you know I was thinking about the flora? I hear Floral is all the rage in men's fashion this year.....

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Maybe in Florida, Loren, but don't go back to Philly in floral!
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