D’Addario Woodwinds, Rico Bb Clarinet Reeds, RCA1025, Strength 2.5, 10-pack

My 11-year-old daughter picked up the clarinet last year and has fully committed to becoming the next jazz legend—or at least the loudest person in our house. These Rico reeds have been lifesavers (and ear-savers) in her musical journey.Each reed lasts her about a month with daily playing, assuming she’s not using it as a toothpick, drumstick, or bookmark (it’s happened). Quality is consistent, they don’t splinter easily, and they make her sound less like a squeaky toy and more like a future Carnegie Hall soloist.If you have a beginning clarinet player in your life and want to avoid emergency “my reed broke before the concert!!!” meltdowns, just buy the 10-pack. Trust me. Your sanity will thank you.

Bought these for my nephew who's learning clarinet. It's a good brand I trust that won't break the bank. Quality is reliable. We also use the same brand in our music department. If you're leaning a reed instrument you definitely want to start with a 2.5 size first. Great option for beginners because it's easier to play.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought these for my daughter's clarinet for the school band. They fit perfectly and offers a good value in the bulk pack.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great quality. Used for my daughter’s school instrument. Highly recommend

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Nice, inexpensive reeds. Buy for my middle school clarinet player. He rotates them daily for band practice

I highly recommend these. We have tried multiple other brands and these hold up the best and give a clear sound everytime. Will co tinue buying these for years to come.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My favorite reeds ❤️