Bags and cases for cajon drums

However, if you opt for a budget-friendly case, don't expect miracles. For longer journeys, airplane cargo holds, or when stacked in the trunk with other items, a basic case might not be very effective, especially if you have a high-end instrument inside.

It's better to invest in a case offering greater protection, such as those with significant padding and rigid construction. These cases ensure that in most situations, your instrument will remain intact. Unless, of course, you drop it from a third-floor window...

The choice of case often depends on our budget. In an ideal scenario, we would have different cases for our drum boxes, selecting the appropriate one for each occasion. However, this isn’t always feasible. If we can afford only one case, it should be versatile, with pockets for carrying additional items, durable straps that withstand wear and tear, and most importantly, comfortable. There's nothing worse than walking to a performance venue with a strap digging into your shoulder.

So, if we can't adapt, the case should. Consider how you plan to use it, and when in doubt... opt for the one with the most padding.