Crossrock CRA860VF ABS Molded Violin Case, Rectangular 4/4 Size - Mint Blue


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Description

Crossrock CRA860VF ABS Molded Violin Case, Rectangular 4/4 Size - Mint Blue

The Crossrock CRA860VFMB is a rectangular molded ABS case for a full-size 4/4 violin, finished in a bright mint blue. Inside, a high-density EPS foam core with burgundy plush lining holds the instrument, and a large lidded compartment keeps a shoulder rest, rosin, and spares in one place. Padded backpack straps make it an easy daily carry to school, rehearsal, or lessons.

Why choose a rectangular violin case?

A square profile gives you more usable room than a contoured shell of a similar footprint. On the CRA860VFMB, that space goes into a deep covered compartment under the head area, two bow holders in the lid, and a half-suspension interior that lets the violin sit with its bridge and back held clear of the shell. The flat sides also make the case stackable, which helps if you store several violin cases together.

What's included with the Crossrock CRA860VFMB?

  • Crossrock CRA860VFMB rectangular ABS violin case, Mint Blue
  • Padded backpack straps
  • Keys for the case lock

Specifications

  • Brand: Crossrock
  • Model: CRA860VFMB
  • Color: Mint Blue (burgundy interior)
  • Shell: Molded ABS, textured wear-resistant finish
  • Fits: 4/4 full-size violin (acoustic or electric)
  • Interior: Half-suspension design, high-density EPS foam core, burgundy plush lining
  • Storage: Large accessory compartment with lid
  • Bow holders: 2
  • Lock: Keyed lock
  • Carry: Molded handle and padded, adjustable backpack straps
  • Package Dimensions: 33 x 13 x 7 in
  • Shipping Weight: 7.7 lbs

Measurements (Interior)

  • Overall Length: 24"
  • Body Length: 14.4"
  • Upper Bout Width: 7.1"
  • Lower Bout Width: 8.5"
  • Max Depth (with Bridge): 4.3"
  • Body Depth at Bottom (with suspension): 2.56"
  • Body Depth at Top (with suspension): 1.97"

Common questions

Will the CRA860VFMB fit my violin?

It's made for full-size 4/4 violins, both traditional wooden instruments and electric violins. Smaller fractional sizes such as 3/4 or 1/2 will sit loosely. If your instrument has an unusual body shape, check it against the interior measurements above, especially the 14.4" body length and the 4.3" maximum depth at the bridge.

How much can I fit in the accessory compartment?

It's a deep, lidded compartment under the head area, sized for a shoulder rest, rosin, spare strings, and a small tuner or metronome. Two bows ride separately on holders in the lid, so they don't touch each other or the violin.

Can I wear it as a backpack?

Yes. The padded, adjustable backpack straps clip onto the shell for hands-free carrying, which suits students walking to school or lessons. You can also carry it by the molded handle on the side.

Is the CRA860VFMB a good case for flying?

It locks with a key rather than a TSA lock, so it's aimed at everyday transport more than airline travel. If you fly often, compare it with the Crossrock CRF4050VF polycarbonate violin cases the store also carries, and always check your airline's cabin size rules before you go.

How is it different from the Black CRA860VF?

It's the same rectangular ABS case with the same interior layout and measurements. The difference is the mint blue shell and the burgundy plush lining.

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