Detail 01
Five double-sided windows
Ten pages visible total. Plan your show order so page turns fall on rests, not mid-phrase.

Independent shopping perspective
A marching flip folder with five double-sided windows, holding ten pages of music. For band students who need charts readable while moving.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Ten pages visible total. Plan your show order so page turns fall on rests, not mid-phrase.
Detail 02
Music stays dry and readable in wind and light rain, but glare from stadium lights can wash out a page.
Detail 03
You turn with one hand while holding the horn, so the folder stays attached and readable through the turn.
Detail 04
It clips to a lyre on your instrument rather than being held, freeing both hands for playing.
Detail 05
Cheap enough that a director can outfit a full section, and losing one is not a problem.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The folder holds the music; the lyre attaches it to your instrument. Lyres are instrument-specific, so buy the one that fits your horn.
Ten pages across five double-sided windows. That is roughly ten short stand tunes, fewer if any chart runs multiple pages.
You will usually need to trim or copy music down to the window size. Full-size concert sheets are larger than marching windows.
The plastic windows keep light rain off the music, but it is not sealed. In heavy rain water can reach the edges of the pages.