The reunion Blues cases that I own or have seen are leather bags that unzip partially and you put your horn into the opening in the case. They don't really open up like a book. I haven't recently shopped for one so I wouldn't know if they have changed there design. Which type of sax and what are your needs? Where do you store the horn, where do you take the horn, how do you travel with the horn? These are all important questions to help determine which case you need.

Stick with hardshell cases. I remember when I was a teen that I wanted a gig bag. My teacher said that my horns were too valuable to me to risk damaging them. On the weekends i played gigs and rode the bus and subway carrying my horns. I made a little money but I wouldn't waste it on cab fare if I didn't have to. None of us musicians had cars because spent our money on horns. When I got home my parents would be in bed, and my sister would be waiting up for me. The first thing she would say was you smell like cigarettes!!!! I didn't smoke, but the clubs were thick with it. Then she would ask me if I was drunk or loaded on drugs. To this day she thinks she is my mother. An alto is easy to carry. I used to carry an alto and tenor across town. I'm glad i had hardshell cases. Sorry for the long story!!!! Terry :))

I've opted out of getting a Reunion Blues bag after more consideration, and order a Pro Tec Pro Pac Contour case. They look pretty nice, and aren't too pricy; and from what I've read, they provide great protection of your horn, and also have a neck slot inside. Anything you guys know about these cases? Hope I've made the right choice!